Head Coach Mark Magarity

Head Coach Mark Magarity has transformed the Philadelphia University women's volleyball team into a regional force in just four seasons with the program.  In 2008 Magarity led the Lady Rams to the CACC Championship match and a 21-13 overall record, 14-4 CACC.  The PhilaU squad finished as 2008 CACC Championship runners-up. 

In 2007, Magarity directed the Lady Rams to a 22-15 overall mark, and 15-3 in the CACC.  In postseason action, the Lady Rams fell in the CACC Quarterfinals to Holy Family.

In 2006, the Lady Rams finished 25-4 overall, 15-1 in the CACC.  The squad finished as CACC regular-season champions, and were CACC Tournament runners-up. 

The 2005 campaign set a school-record as Margarity's team went 30-5 overall in his first season.  The team earned the program's first-ever postseason invitation in with its bid to the ECAC Division II Women's Volleyball Tournament, where the Lady Rams defeated LIU-C.W. Post for the title. 

In his four seasons at the head of the program, Magarity has led Philadelphia University to a 93-26 record.

A long-time employee of the University, Magarity took over the Lady Rams' program after a highly-successful eight-year stint as an assistant with Mount St. Joseph Academy in Flourtown, Pa.  This included a 109-29 overall mark in eight seasons including four PIAA District I semifinal berths.  In his final season with Mount St. Joseph, Magarity helped guide the team to the district quarterfinals before bowing out against eventual PIAA state qualifier Ridley High School.

Prior to coaching at Mount St. Joseph, Magarity served as an assistant coach at Bishop McDevitt High School for two seasons as well as serving as the coordinator/coach of the Outsiders VBC, a highly-regarded club team in the Philadelphia area.