Years Coaching:
10 years (15 seasons)
Favorite Sports Memory:
My favorite coaching memory is when we beat St. Urusla in 5 sets to advance to the district championship in 2016. The girls played their hearts out and never quit. They were down in the fifth set and came back to win. The girls picked each other up. We played in front of a huge crowd. It had been a rough ending to the regular season, but the girls came together as a team and pushed all the way to the regional semi-finals, the first in school history.
Brian currently teaches English at Loveland High School. He began coaching volleyball in 2008 and has coached both boys and girls at all levels. He has been coaching boys since 2008 and girls since 2011. Prior to this job, he most recently served as the Oak Hills High School varsity head coach of the boys volleyball team. He spent two seasons as the Loveland girls volleyball varsity assistant where they won the ECC championship and posted back-to-back 20 win seasons. He also served as Loveland's JV head coach of boys volleyball who went 16-4 in 2017. He previously was the varsity head coach at Mariemont High School in 2013-14 and served as the varsity assistant from 2011-2013. He has been to the regional semi-finals, won a District championship, and been district runner-up two times in his career.
Baugh graduated The Ohio State University in 2007 with a B.A. and Xavier University in 2011 with a M. Ed. Brian resides in Northern Kentucky with wife Rachel and their two children, Brady and Isabella.
