Taylour Huey '18 was elevated to Associate Head Coach of the Muskingum Volleyball program in the fall of 2022 following a four-year stint as an Assistant Coach for the Muskies.

In 2021, Huey helped guide the Muskies to a 17-10 regular season record with a 7-2 slate in the OAC. Muskingum advanced to the semi-finals of the Ohio Athletic Conference Tournament, the program's sixth straight OAC Tournament appearance.

During the 2020 campaign, Huey helped lead the Muskies to a record of 18-3 overall and a mark of 16-2 in the OAC during the regular season. The Muskies clinched back-to-back Ohio Athletic Conference Regular-Season Championships. Muskingum also finished with a final ranking of 16th in the American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) Top 25 Poll.

In 2019, Huey helped guide the Muskies to a final ranking of 14th in the AVCA Top 25 Poll. The Muskies were ranked as high as 11th during the season. Muskingum finished the season 27-4 overall with an 8-1 slate in the OAC and secured their best campaign since 1999, a share of the Ohio Athletic Conference Regular-Season Championship for the first time since 1999, and their 10th appearance in the NCAA Division III Volleyball Tournament. The Muskies also clinched the team's first NCAA Tournament triumph since 1999 after beating Wittenberg to advance to the Regional Semifinals. Huey's tutelage helped three players earn All-American Honorable Mention accolades. 

In 2018, Huey helped coach the Muskingum volleyball team to a runner-up spot in the OAC Tournament for the seventh time in school history and a spot in the OAC Tournament Finals for the first time since 2006. Huey also guided the Muskies to 11 consecutive wins and 15 straight-set victories. She coached four players that were awarded All-OAC accolades.

Huey (Fatheree), a Muskingum University alumni, played for three years on the Muskingum volleyball team and was a student assistant for one. While on the team, Huey secured 837 kills, 121 digs, and 1,034 points and received an All-Ohio Athletic Conference Honorable Mention honoree accolade.

This season, Huey will help assist with all aspects of the squad including recruiting, practice, and gameday preparation.

Huey graduated in 2018 with a B.S. in Criminal Justice and Psychology. Huey resides in New Concord with her husband Michael Huey and their two duaghters, Addison and Emerson.