Chloe Allmoslecher has been named the new head volleyball coach at Carthage High School.
The school’s athletic department announced the hire on Tuesday.
Allmoslecher replaces Bradyn Webb, who recently resigned to accept a teaching position at another school district.
A former Carthage standout, Allmoslecher has been an assistant coach at CHS the past two years.
“I have always been proud to be a part of Carthage volleyball as a former athlete and now as a coach,” Allmoslecher said in a press release. “Having the opportunity to step into the head coaching role is a full circle moment that I am truly still taking in. The group of girls we have on our team are a talented and hard-working bunch with impressive talent coming up as well. It’s a very exciting time! I am ecstatic to continue to watch the girls grow on and off the court and am very hopeful for the future of this program.”
A 2013 graduate of Carthage High School, Allmoslecher (formerly Shepherd) was a three-year letterwinner for the Tigers as an outside hitter and back row player. She was named to the all-conference three times, as well as earning all-district and all-region honors as a junior and a senior.
After CHS, Allmoslecher continued her volleyball career at College of the Ozarks while pursuing a degree in physical education. Allmoslecher helped C of O reach the national tournament her sophomore and senior seasons. She was also named a scholar athlete twice.
Prior to joining the Carthage volleyball staff, Allmoslecher taught physical education and coached at Hollister.
