Bori May
Bori May
Title: Head Coach
Phone: 617-979-3502
Email: bori.may@post03.curry.edu

May enters his his fourth season at the helm of the Curry women's volleyball program in 2021.

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the 2020 season was canceled. Nine of May's student-athletes were named to the Academic All-Conference Team. 

May's squad posted a 13-13 overall record with an 0-8 mark in the CCC in 2019. The team earned the CCC Team Sportsmanship award each of the past two seasons and in 2019 had five student-athletes named to the Academic All-Conference Team, including the conference's co-Scholar Athlete. 

He helped the Colonels to a program record 13 wins this past season, surpassing the mark set his squad set in 2017 (11). May also led the team to the program's second straight trip to the Commonwealth Coast Conference (CCC) Tournament in 2017.

May came to Milton having served as the Head Coach of the Emmanuel College men’s volleyball team since the 2015 season, a position he still holds today. Through the 2019 spring season, he has led the Saints to an overall record of 74-74 and 37-33 in Great Northeast Athletic Conference (GNAC) action, making the conference tournament in each season. His squads in 2015, 2016, 2018, and 2019 reached the GNAC semifinals. During his time at Emmanuel, he has helped mentor and coach 10 All-Conference performers, five All-Sportmanship Team members, and the 2016 GNAC Player of the Year. May’s coaching resume features stops as an Assistant Coach at Emerson College as well as a Volunteer Assistant Coach for the Division I women's volleyball team at Princeton University in 2012-13.

May, a California native, completed his undergraduate work at Santa Monica College and at California State University, Northridge, where he earned his Bachelor of Arts Degree in Communications Studies.  From 2007-2015, May served as the clinic coordinator and head coach of the Slainte Volleyball Club. Since 2007, he has run volleyball camps and club programs in San Francisco.

May is an accomplished player, setting for the San Francisco Paai Kau Smash and the Los Angeles Mad Dogs.  Since 2002, he has led his teams to one first-place finish, three-second place finishes and several top-five finishes in the North American Chinese Invitational Volleyball Tournament (NACIVT).  May led Hazard Volleyball to a regional championship in the Garden Empire Volleyball Association (GEVA) in 2012 and led XLVB to four Gold Regional Championships in the Northern California Volleyball Association (NCVA) in ('08, '09, '10, '12). As a collegiate setter, May captained his Santa Monica College Team in 2001.