Leah Johnson’s time coaching the Michigan State volleyball team is over. After three seasons at the helm of the Spartans, Michigan State announced Monday afternoon that Johnson and MSU athletics director Alan Haller mutually agreed to part ways.

Leah Johnson, who had a 13-18 record and was 6-14 in the Big Ten in her third season, has stepped down as volleyball coach.

Leah Johnson has stepped down as Michigan State’s head volleyball coach, the university announced in a press release Monday afternoon. Johnson had compiled a 43-50 record in three seasons leading the Spartans.

Michigan State is turning to a former program standout and assistant as its new volleyball coach. Kristen Kelsay, who starred for the Spartans a little more than a decade ago before returning to serve on Cathy George’s staff,

Former Michigan State volleyball captain Kristen Kelsay has been named the program’s new head coach, six days after Leah Johnson and MSU parted ways.

Michigan State athletic director Alan Haller and volleyball head coach Leah Johnson made the decision to part ways earlier this month. After a national search, Haller now has the program's new head coach,

Michigan State will have a new volleyball coach next season. Leah Johnson is out after three years leading the Spartans, athletic director Alan Haller announced in a university press release on Monday.

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Michigan State is set to undergo a leadership change within the volleyball program. After three seasons at the helm, Leah Johnson and Michigan State are parting ways.

Gophers volleyball associate head coach Kristen Kelsay was officially hired as the new head coach of Michigan State's program on Sunday. Kelsay has been the associate head coach under Keegan Cook for each of the last two seasons at Minnesota.