Kylie Whitehill (formerly Marshall) has several years of coaching experience. She has given private lessons, volunteered to help coach for several teams during college and after, head coached U16 at Ridge Valley and has coached for Moxie the past four seasons.

Kylie graduated from Emerald Ridge High School in 2006. During her high school career the Seattle P-I named her to their all-star team all three years, ultimately crowning her state MVP her senior year. As a junior and senior, Kylie earned Tacoma News Tribune all-area honors as well as TNT 2005 Player of the Year. The Tacoma Athletic Commission also named her the overall female MVP of all sports. She capped her high school career as the states Gatorade Player of the Year. Kylie spent three years training with the national team program and was selected to the USA Youth National Team that won the gold medal at the NORCECA Championships in Puerto Rico.

After high school, she took her skills to the University of Tennessee where she played outside hitter for the Volunteers and were ranked in the AVCA Coaches Poll Top 25. Kylie graduated with her masters in accounting and now works for a private asset management company in Kirkland. She continues to play volleyball on the weekends and is excited for her fourth season with Moxie.