Wylie enters her third season as an assistant coach of the Lindenwood women's volleyball program in 2020.
In 2019, the Lions finished 11-16 including a 2-13 mark in the GLVC. Lindenwood was one of the top teams in all of the GLVC in service aces, ranking third, with a 1.46 average for the season. Sadie Kosciuk ranked second in the conference with a 0.39 service ace average per set, and she also ranked eighth in the GLVC with 3.80 points per set.
Wylie came to Lindenwood in July 2018 as an assistant coach after completing her playing career with the Lions.
Wylie's primary responsibilities at Lindenwood will be with the video and statistical elements of the program. Additionally, she will help coordinate practice plans and help coach the team's hitters. Wiley also will assist the coaching staff in all recruiting efforts.
Wylie played her senior season with Lindenwood and was the team's top hitter. She recorded a team-best 2.85 kills per set while hitting .257. Wylie also recorded 63 total blocks (.53 per set). Her 336 kills in 2017 are the most in a single season in Lindenwood NCAA history. Wylie earned first-team All-MIAA honors, the first Lion to achieve the feat in the MIAA.
She earned her bachelor's degree in Interdisciplinary Studies from Lindenwood in the Spring of 2018.
