University of Houston Volleyball

HEAD COACHING RECORD Year School Overall Conference Postseason 2025 Houston 9-20 2-16 none 2024 Houston 12-16 7-11 none 2023 Houston 19-10 11-7 NCAA Second Round 2022 Houston 30-4 19-1 NCAA Sweet Sixteen 2021 Houston 25-7 15-5 none 2020* Houston 13-6 9-1 AAC Semifinals 2019 Houston 16-17 10-6 AAC Quarterfinals, NIVC First Round 2018 A-State 19-14 9-7 NIVC 2017 A-State 21-12 12-4 SBC Tournament Semifinals 2016 A-State 25-8 15-1 SBC Tournament Finals 2015 A-State 28-2 16-0 NCAA Tournament First Round 2014 A-State 21-10 15-5 SBC Tournament Semifinals 2013 A-State 15-20 9-9 SBC Tournament Semifinals 2012 A-State 19-14 8-6 SBC Tournament Semifinals 2003-11 Blinn 313-35 77-3 2x NJCAA National Champions 2000-02 Frank Phillips 80-28 16-0 Career (23 Seasons) 653-207 (.759) 237-71 (.769) Houston (7 Seasons) 124-80 (.608) 73-47 (.608) *Season played in spring of 2021 due to COVID-19 pandemic Follow Coach David Rehr on Twitter David Rehr was named the seventh head coach in Houston Volleyball history on March 27, 2019 and in his time in Houston, has rejuvenated the program to heights that have not been seen in years. COACHING HIGHLIGHTS Fastest UH Volleyball in the NCAA Era head coach to 50 and 100 wins. Became the second two-time conference Coach of the Year in program history, earning a second AAC Coach of the Year honor in 2022. Named The American Coach of the Year in 2019, becoming the third coach in program history to earn conference Coach of the Year honors and the first since 1994.

Caitlin Genovy rejoined the Houston Volleyball staff in the Spring of 2024 after a season with Davidson as assistant coach and recruiting coordinator. She wa...

Leila Petewon was named the Director for Sports Performance for the women's basketball and volleyball teams in September 2024. Petewon comes to Houston from New Mexico after spending a season as the Assistant Director of Athletic Performance for the women's basketball program. Petewon joined New Mexico after spending a season at Oregon as a strength and conditioning coach intern with the men's and women's basketball programs as well as with the softball program. In her role, she assisted the head strength and conditioning coach with team lifts, individual lifts, warm-up, conditioning and post-practice tendon loading. Prior to her time at Oregon, she served as a strength and conditioning coach and as a health and wellness coach for two years at Lane Community College, also working with women's basketball, and as an assistant girl's varsity basketball coach. In addition, she has a CSCS, USA Weightlifting level 1 certification, and NBHWC Health and Wellness Coach certifications. Petewon received her associates of science transfer degree at Lane Community College in 2017 before obtaining a bachelor of science degree in human physiology at Oregon in 2018. In 2024, Petewon earned her master's degree in exercise science with a concentration in strength and conditioning at Concordia University- Chicago.