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Mike Haynes, Varsity Football Receivers Coach // Varsity Track & Field Head Coach
Years in teaching coaching: Enters 2023-24 with 25 years in coaching and training athletes, including two at FCS.
Alma Mater: Northern Arizona University, 1988.
Church Attended: Eagles Nest Church
Family: He and his wife, Cookie Haynes, have two daughters, Logan and Maurgan, and one son, Evan.
Career awards, accomplishments and highlights: Played wide receiver for 10 seasons in the National Football League for the Atlanta Falcons and New Orleans Saints. Was a two-sport athlete in college (football and track & field). Qualified for the 1988 US Track & Field Olympic Trials in Eugene Ore. Drafted in the seventh round by the Atlanta Falcons in 1988.
Coaching Philosophy: I want to help our athletes reach their full potential on and off the track and football field. One of my favorite quotes is ‘A good coach can help you become a good player, a great coach can help you become a good person.’ I want to be a great coach.
Holly Quinn, Varsity Cross Country Head Coach // Varsity Track & Field Assistant Coach (Distance Runners) // Associate Director of Athletics – Administration and Student-Athlete Support
Years in Education: Enters 2023-24 school year with 12 years in education, including five years at Fellowship.
Alma Mater: Earned her teaching degree from the University of Georgia in 2000.
Contact Information: holly.quinn@fcspaladins.org
Family: She and her husband Chris have two children, Lillian, and Gavin.
Church Attended: Woodstock City Church
Career awards, accomplishments, highlights: Named associate director of athletics – administration and student-athlete support at FCS on Sept. 3, 2021. Coached middle school girls’ soccer at FCS for several years, including 2021 when she led the Lady Paladins to an undefeated record and a Metro 10 League championship. Her 2021 club did not allow a goal all season. Began coaching middle school cross country at FCS in the fall of 2021. Since graduating from Georgia in 2000, Quinn has split time between the classroom and raising her two children, Lillian and Gavin. In addition to her time spent in elementary classrooms, she has also taught physical education, health, and fitness. Quinn worked as a personal trainer for many years and has coached youth sports at various levels since her playing days in college where she competed at the NCAA Division I level in cross country and track & field.
Coaching/Athletic Department Philosophy: I am excited about the opportunity to join the athletic administration team, and coach middle school boys’ and girls’ cross country in addition to girls soccer this year. The Lord pulled heavy on my heart to pour more into athletics and our Fellowship athletes this year. God has also led and encouraged me to help champion women's sports. I want to empower all our athletes but especially our girls who can sometimes feel out of place or lost within the world of athletics.
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