Dave Albini has been coaching softball for more than 20 years.

Sophie Doyle has led Marin Catholic’s Aquatics program for the past 13 years, serving as head coach of both the Water Polo and Swimming & Diving teams. A former Division I water polo player at the University of the Pacific, Sophie has guided her athletes to multiple MCAL and NCS championships. She also coaches with SHAQ Water Polo Club and was honored with the CIF Honor Model Coach Award for her leadership and mentorship. She lives in San Rafael with her husband and two children.

BJ Grill, originally from Bridgewater, New Jersey, brings a wealth of playing and coaching experience to the Men’s Lacrosse program. A USILA All-American at Marquette University, BJ went on to play professionally for five years in the MLL and PLL before transitioning full-time into coaching. Since moving to the Bay Area, he has become one of the region’s top lacrosse coaches, earning NCS Assistant Coach of the Year honors in 2019 and NCS Coach of the Year in 2024. Under his leadership, his teams captured back-to-back NCS Championships in 2024 and 2025 and achieved a #6 ranking on the West Coast. Dedicated and passionate, BJ continues to grow the game by developing athletes who compete with skill, integrity, and teamwork.

Lauren Sanchez '16, former Marin Catholic Cheerleading and Dance Team co-captain, is a dancer, choreographer, and San Francisco public relations professional specializing in brand collaborations and celebrity partnerships. She holds both her bachelor's and master's degrees from USC's Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism, along with a minor in Dance from the USC Kaufman School of Dance. During her time at USC, Lauren trained at the EDGE Performing Arts Center in Hollywood, learned from Emmy-winning choreographers for Michael Jackson, Britney Spears, Miley Cyrus, and Madonna, appeared as a background dancer in a Kacey Musgraves music video, and was selected for the prestigious Steps on Broadway Summer Intensive in New York City. As a student at Marin Catholic, she earned the USA Cheer Camp Individual Spirit Award, Most Valuable Player Award, and St. Sebastian's Sportsmanship Award. With 14 years of teaching experience through dance programs across Marin County, Lauren has also served as a judge for MC cheerleading tryouts and is excited to return as a coach.

Ryann Piry '16, former Marin Catholic Cheer and Dance Team co-captain, returns to her alma mater as a coach with a deep appreciation for what the program meant to her and a genuine desire to pass that experience on. Now a Labor and Delivery registered nurse, Ryann brings a lifelong passion for athletics, mentorship, and community. During her time at MC, she choreographed halftime routines, earned both the St. Sebastian's Award and Most Valuable Player honor, and trained for over a decade at Rhythms Dance Company — where she regularly assisted in teaching younger students. As a coach, Ryann is committed to building an environment where every athlete feels confident, supported, and proud to represent their school, with a focus on strong team culture and inclusive leadership that helps young people grow not just as athletes, but as people.

Nick Honrada brings 10 years of coaching experience and a lifelong passion for volleyball. A former Libero at Heritage High School and club player at Sonoma State University, where he earned a degree in Kinesiology in 2018, Nick emphasizes teamwork, self-discipline, and continuous growth in his coaching. Guided by humility and service, he strives to help athletes reach their full potential on and off the court. Certified in USAV, First Aid, and CPR, Nick is dedicated to developing both the physical and mental strength of his players. Outside of volleyball, he enjoys golf, basketball, and spending time with family and friends.

Lucas Marroquin is the Men’s Soccer Coach and brings a strong background as both a player and coach to his teams. He began his coaching career with North Coast FC (2018–2020) and has been part of Marin FC since 2019, where he led the Marin FC 08 Red Boys to a State Cup Gold Championship that same year. At Redwood High School, he guided the JV Boys to back-to-back MCAL Championships in 2018 and 2019 before coaching the Varsity Girls team in 2020. As a player, Lucas competed at Santa Rosa Junior College from 2012 to 2014, where he developed his deep understanding of the game and passion for player development. A lifelong Arsenal fan, some of his favorite soccer memories include attending camps with his grandpa growing up. Outside of soccer, Lucas is known as a fantasy football guru and enjoys sharing his enthusiasm for sports both on and off the field.

Kyle Pult returns to hia alma mater as the Boys’ Varsity Head Coach, continuing to make a lasting impact in the local volleyball community. A former standout middle blocker and outside hitter for both AVC and Marin Catholic, he was named MCAL Player of the Year in 2018 and helped lead his team to two league championships. After high school, Kyle attended Ventura College and later earned a degree in Management from the University of San Francisco. His love for the game and success as a player inspire his coaching approach, which emphasizes passion, discipline, and leadership. Kyle strives to create a fun, supportive environment where athletes can take risks, learn from mistakes, and grow both on and off the court. Outside of volleyball, he enjoys video games, movies, staying active, cheering for the San Jose Sharks, and spending time with family and friends.