Kate Zora is currently serving as the Head Volleyball Coach and Girls Athletic Coordinator at New Braunfels High School. Her journey into the world of athletics began in her own high school years, where she first discovered her passion for sports: volleyball, basketball, and softball. Pursuing this passion, Kate went on to compete at the collegiate level at TCU, gaining not only crucial playing experience in her freshman season but also a deep understanding of sports management and team leadership. After transferring to Texas A&M University, Kate obtained a degree in Finance. One year into the business world, she transitioned into education where she was the assistant volleyball and basketball coach at Alvin High School. While in her first few years as a teacher and coach, Kate also obtained a master's degree in Sports Management, further developing her skills in program management, athlete development, and motivational leadership. Kate's coaching philosophy centers around not only enhancing physical skills but also instilling important life skills such as teamwork, responsibility, and resilience in her athletes. This holistic approach has yielded significant successes, including numerous district and regional championships as well as two trips to the state tournament, once with A&M Consolidated High School in 2014, and a 2020 State Runner-up with Klein High School. As the Head Volleyball Coach at New Braunfels High School, Kate has continued to apply her extensive knowledge and enthusiasm for the sport, leading her teams to several successful seasons with back to back district championships. Her role as the Girls Athletic Coordinator allows her to have a broader impact, influencing the athletic and personal development of young women in various sports. Under her leadership, the athletic programs at New Braunfels High School have flourished, characterized by a positive, supportive environment where young athletes can thrive both on and off the field.