Prior to the 2025 season, Meadows comes to Clinton after a successful stint at Columbia International University, where she helped guide the Rams to a 35-4 record and both the Appalachian Athletic Conference regular-season and tournament championships in 2024.
“I am thrilled to add Coach Kim to the Blue Hose family,” said Coach Moss. “Her experience and dedication to student-athlete development and championship mentality aligns perfectly with my vision for the growth of the program. She will be an asset in every sense of the word, and we are excited to hit the ground running!"
At CIU, Meadows handled a wide range of responsibilities, including practice planning, skill development, travel logistics, recruiting strategy, nutrition education, and strength training oversight. She also played a key role in the team’s spiritual development, leading team devotionals and Bible studies.
In addition to her collegiate coaching experience, Meadows has been active in the club circuit, most recently serving as the head coach of the 15 National Team for Intense Volleyball Club in Columbia, S.C. She has also been on staff at summer camps hosted by Wofford and the College of Charleston.
Prior to her time at CIU, Meadows led the volleyball program at Richard Winn Academy, where she served as the varsity head coach, program director, and interim athletic director. She previously held coaching roles at Charlotte Country Day School, Carolina Juniors Volleyball, Carolina Union Volleyball Club, and Davies High School, among others.
A former collegiate setter, Meadows played at Bluefield University and has remained active in the volleyball community for nearly three decades. She holds a bachelor’s degree in kinesiology with a concentration in health and physical education from James Madison University, where she also earned a minor in coaching.
“I’m excited and honored to join Coach Maddie in leading, supporting, and developing this program,” said Coach Meadows. “It’s a privilege to be part of the Blue Hose family, and I’ve already felt the warmth and support of the community here.”
