Molly Lambillotte joined the Stanford women's volleyball staff as an assistant coach in January 2024.
She comes to The Farm after serving one season as an assistant coach at UNC Pembroke, helping guide the team to the Conference Carolinas Tournament final in 2023. Prior to working with the Braves, she spent a season as a volunteer assistant coach at Central Florida.
“I am excited to add Molly to the staff,” said Hambly. “I have known Molly and have followed her career since she was a prep player, and have been impressed with who she has become in adulthood. She has jumped into coaching with both feet and is serious about being the best coach she can be in the future.
“Molly has a great sense of what collegiate coaching is and, most importantly, has developed some great principles already in a short coaching career. She will add a great deal to the staff immediately, and I look forward to seeing how she progresses and develops in the profession. I believe we landed a star in coaching at the beginning of her career.”
Lambillotte played collegiately at Wingate University, helping lead the Bulldogs to five regular season championships and three conference tournament titles. Wingate also won a pair of regional championships during her time with the program.
An All-Region and All-America selection, Lambillotte played in 138 matches for Wingate. She was named a captain for the Bulldogs in 2019 and held that title through her senior season. The Geneva, Illinois, native finished her career with 1,315 digs and 889 kills.
Lambillotte earned her bachelor's degree in sports management from Wingate in 2022, and is currently pursuing her master's degree in the Sport Management Coaching and Leadership track.
She comes to The Farm after serving one season as an assistant coach at UNC Pembroke, helping guide the team to the Conference Carolinas Tournament final in 2023. Prior to working with the Braves, she spent a season as a volunteer assistant coach at Central Florida.
“I am excited to add Molly to the staff,” said Hambly. “I have known Molly and have followed her career since she was a prep player, and have been impressed with who she has become in adulthood. She has jumped into coaching with both feet and is serious about being the best coach she can be in the future.
“Molly has a great sense of what collegiate coaching is and, most importantly, has developed some great principles already in a short coaching career. She will add a great deal to the staff immediately, and I look forward to seeing how she progresses and develops in the profession. I believe we landed a star in coaching at the beginning of her career.”
Lambillotte played collegiately at Wingate University, helping lead the Bulldogs to five regular season championships and three conference tournament titles. Wingate also won a pair of regional championships during her time with the program.
An All-Region and All-America selection, Lambillotte played in 138 matches for Wingate. She was named a captain for the Bulldogs in 2019 and held that title through her senior season. The Geneva, Illinois, native finished her career with 1,315 digs and 889 kills.
Lambillotte earned her bachelor's degree in sports management from Wingate in 2022, and is currently pursuing her master's degree in the Sport Management Coaching and Leadership track.