Sarah Bullock completed her first season on the UTA volleyball staff in 2016, after spending two years as a coach with Dallas Skyline Juniors. The Mavericks went 19-10 and 10-6 in Sun Belt play in Bullock's first season with the Mavericks.
Bullock spent four years as a member of the Auburn volleyball team and saw action in 122 out of a possible 125 matches. She tallied 1,272 kills and 1,210 digs on her way to becoming one of six Tiger players in the 1,000-kill and 1,000-dig clubs. Bullock's name is littered across the Auburn record books as she holds top 10 career marks in kills, kills per set, attacks, digs, digs per set and solo blocks. The Allen, Texas, native led her team in kills, kills per set and attacks during her freshman, sophomore and senior seasons. Bullock picked up SEC honors as a member of the All-SEC freshmen team in 2009 and was an All-SEC Second Team performer in 2012. She also excelled in the classroom as she was named to the 2011 and 2012 SEC Academic Honor Roll.
"Sarah is a very driven person," Auburn coach Rick Nold said. "She is competitive and when she sets a goal she will do what it takes to get the job done. She is also someone who works hard and has a very electric personality, which will be useful in recruiting. She was a great competitor for us and it didn't matter what the situation was, she would battle and fight through tough times."
Bullock spent 2013-14 coaching for the Dallas Skyline Juniors 17s and 18s. She was also a member of the 2015 USA Volleyball Open PVL national championship team.
