Korrin Wild enters her second season as an assistant coach for Nevada volleyball while also holding responsibilities in recruiting.
The Pack ended the season, 17-13 and 7-11 in the Mountain West with key wins over Boise State, San Diego State and Air Force. It was the first time since 2008 that Nevada defeated Boise State at home and on the road and it was also the first time the Pack beat San Diego State since 2014. The offense saw an improvement in kills (+75), assists (+66) and aces (+6) from the 2018 season. Kayla Afoa, an outside hitter, was named to the Mountain West All-Conference team.
Wild spent 2017 and 2018 as an assistant coach at Seattle Pacific. During her time at Seattle Pacific, Wild was responsible for recruiting, player development, travel, summer camps and fan engagement along with other duties.
Prior to Seattle Pacific she spent two seasons (2015 and 2016) at her alma mater, Fresno State in the director of operations role. She had served as the interim assistant coach for one season before moving into the operations aspect full-time which included budgeting, recruiting and also serving as an academic advisor.
Wild graduated from Fresno State in 2013 and was ranked among the program's top 10 all-time for kills, digs, aces and sets played. She was an All-Mountain West first-team selection in 2013 and made the All-Western Athletic Conference second team in 2011. Before she moved from a player to a coach she took a year and played in France with the Vannes Volleyball Club, one of the top club teams in the French Division 1 group.
