Carlos Rosado, Club Director
DallasArsenalVBC@gmail.com

Carlos Rosado is a passionate and experienced volleyball coach with over 15 years of success at the club, high school, and collegiate levels. A former collegiate athlete at Interamerican University of Puerto Rico, he holds a degree in Physical Education and Sports Technology with a minor in Special Education.

Carlos has coached with top programs including Madfrog Volleyball Club, the University of Oklahoma, Trinity Christian Academy, and The Covenant School of Dallas. He has led teams to numerous top finishes at national qualifiers and championships, including multiple first-place wins and a 3rd-place state finish with TCA in 2020.

Currently coaching with Arsenal Volleyball Club, Carlos continues to impact young athletes through his technical expertise, leadership, and commitment to developing strong, character-driven players both on and off the court.

Skip Freeman, Club Director
freeman.skip@yahoo.com

Skip Freeman has been deeply involved in volleyball for nearly 30 years as both a player and coach. He began coaching club teams in 1995 and has since led multiple teams to national prominence. Skip has served as director for prominent clubs in Oklahoma and Texas, and his coaching career includes numerous national qualifier championships and GJNC medal-winning teams.

His leadership roles have included Coaching Director at Oklahoma Charge, High-Performance Director for the Oklahoma Region Volleyball Association, and head coach at Southeastern Oklahoma State University, where he led the program to its most successful seasons in school history. He also contributed at the national level as an assistant coach for the U.S. Women’s Sitting Paralympics Team.

As Club Director of LoneStar Volleyball (2009–2016), he coached multiple age groups and led ten teams to nationals, including several Open Division qualifiers. His teams have achieved top finishes at major events such as the GJNC and the Jeep Volleyball Championship. A strong developer of talent, dozens of his athletes have advanced to play at the collegiate level.

Francisco Feliciano, Club Director
francisco@dallasarsenal.com

Francisco “Buzo” is a highly accomplished volleyball coach with over three decades of experience at the club, high school, collegiate, and professional levels, both in Puerto Rico and the U.S. From 1987 to 2008, He served as Head Coach and later Club Director at Gigantes Volleyball Club in PR, leading boys and girls teams (11u–18u) to 15 national titles and 15 club season championships.

At Carvin High School (1994–2008), he was Head Coach of the boys’ varsity program, winning seven Division 2 championships in the L.A.C.C. league, and also served as Athletic Director. He was Women’s Volleyball Director for the L.A.C.C. (2000–2007) and previously coached both men’s and women’s teams at the University of Puerto Rico – Carolina, reaching the finals twice.

His professional experience includes serving as Assistant Coach for the Gigantes de Carolina Women’s Pro League team (2000). In the U.S., he contributed to the success of Tejas Volleyball Club (2009) and Madfrog Volleyball (2010–2017), earning qualifier victories and a gold medal at the 2015 GJNC 18u USA Tournament.

Taylor “Bella” Guidry, Director of Marketing & Communications
bella@dallasarsenal.com

Taylor “Bella” Guidry is a dedicated volleyball coach and former collegiate athlete with nearly 20 years of experience in North Texas volleyball. A standout libero and team captain at Southeastern Oklahoma State University (2009–2013), Bella holds records in aces, digs, and points earned during serve, and was recognized multiple times as Defensive Player of the Week.

Since 2018, she has served as an assistant and now head coach at Dallas Arsenal Volleyball Club, leading top-level teams to national success, including multiple Top 5 finishes at National Qualifiers and AAU Nationals. Known for her focus on skill development, in-game strategy, and athlete recruitment, she has helped numerous players reach collegiate volleyball programs across the U.S.

Beyond coaching, Bella works as a Safety Consultant in the insurance industry after earning her Bachelor of Science in Occupational Safety and Health and minor in General Business at Southeastern Oklahoma State University. She’s passionate about building lasting relationships with her players and celebrating their achievements on and off the court.