Danielle Coronado enter her third season at DMACC.

In her first season (2022) with the Bears, Coronado helped the Bears go 22-15 on the season 6-3 in conference play, where the Bears tied for 3rd in Conference and advanced to postseason play to finish second in the Region XI-B. The Bear were also recognized in the NJCAA DII Volleyball National Ranking Polls for 5 consecutive weeks (Week 4 at #20, Week 5 at #12, Week 6 at #16, Week 7 at #18 and Week 8 at #20)

Coronado helped produce numerous ICCAC Offensive and Defensive Athletes of the Week along with other multiple awards/accolades: 

Region XI-B All-Tournament Team: Kenya Prescott, Sara Hansen & Eden Wilson 

1st Team All-Conference:  Sara Hansen

2nd Team All-Conference:  Eden Wilson & Kenya Prescott

3^rdAll-Conference: Zophi Hendricks 

1st Team All-Region: Sara Hansen 

2nd Team All-Region: Eden Wilson & Kenya Prescott

Coronado also had players that had their stats recognized on both the national level as well as conference:

1. Kenya Prescott ranked #9 in the NJCAA DII with 758 Digs
2. Eden Wilson ranked #4 in the ICCAC with 3.22 Kills per Set 
3. Eden Wilson ranked #4 in the ICCAC with 416 Kills
4. Kenya Prescott ranked #1 in the ICCAC with 5.66 Digs per Set
5. Kenya Prescott ranked #2 in the ICCAC with 758 Digs
6. Sara Hansen ranked #3 in the ICCAC with 8.78 Assists per Set

Players who played on:

Sara Hansen (S)--College of Coastal Georgia (NAIA)

In her second season (2023) with the Bears, Coronado helped the Bears go 29-12 on the season and 10-1 in conference play, where the Bears were named Conference Champions and advanced to postseason play where they hosted as #1 seed. The Bears ended up finishing second in the Region XI Championship round. The Bear were also recognized in the NJCAA DII Volleyball National Ranking Polls for 6 consecutive weeks (Week 4 at #19, Week 5 at #20, Week 6 at #16, Week 7 at #12, Week 8 at #12 and Week 9 at #12). The Bears ended up receiving 1 of 4 at large-bids which qualified them to the National Tournament hosted in Cedar Rapids, IA (11th Seed).

Coronado helped produce numerous ICCAC Offensive and Defensive Athletes of the Week, one NJCAA Defensive Player of the Week (Kenya Prescott), along with other multiple awards/accolades: 

2nd Team All-American: Emma Flathers

National Championships All-Tournament Team: Emma Flathers

Region XI All-Tournament Team: Coryl Matheney & Emma Flathers

1st Team All-Region: Emma Flathers, Kenya Prescott, & Zophi Hendricks

2nd Team All-Region: Coryl Matheny

3rd Team All-Region: Monica Mirembe

Coronado also had players that had their stats recognized on both the national level as well as conference:

1. Kenya Prescott ranked #4 in the NJCAA DII with 803 Digs
2. Kenya Prescott ranked #8 in the NJCAA DII with 5.95 Digs per Set
3. Emma Flathers ranked #12 in the NJCAA DII with 9.76 Assists per Set
4. Coryl Matheny ranked #5 in the ICCAC with 375 Kills
5. Zophi Hendricks ranked #6 in the ICCAC with 367 Kills
6. Zophi Hendricks ranked #3 in the ICCAC with 3.04 Hitting %
7. Kenya Prescott ranked #1 in the ICCAC with 5.95 Digs per Set
8. Kenya Prescott ranked #1 in the ICCAC with 803 Digs
9. Emma Flathers ranked #2 in the ICCAC with 9.76 Assists per Set

Players who played on:

Kenya Prescott (DS/L)--University of Iowa (DI)

Maddie Dunham (DS/L)--Simpson University (DIII)

Zophi Hendricks (RS)--Midland University (NAIA)