My name is Cyndi Warwick, and I am the new head varsity coach at Broomfield.  I am super excited to take over this program and hit the ground running to get this program back to the top of 5A. 

I was the assistant varsity coach at Standley Lake for the last 4 seasons.  We went from a team that just missed regionals my first year to qualifying for state this year for the first time in 30 years, which was super exciting.  My daughter was a senior, so I knew that when she graduated, I wanted to eventually take my own program.   I saw the opening at Broomfield, so I applied, and they believed in me to turn this program around.  

Jenna and I coached a 13-2 team at Rocky Elite and took the team from 55th place to 22nd, qualifying for ZBT and beating our 1’s team there.  We are planning on coaching a national team at Rocky next year, hopefully.  Before coaching at Standley, I coached at Apex recreation district, running all of their volleyball skills and drills, and multiple CARA teams.  I was born and raised in Westminster and am a Westy graduate.  I played Division 2 volleyball at Chadron State and was a 6-rotation outside.  I attended the CU School of Pharmacy, where I earned my Doctor of Pharmacy, and I currently work as a pharmacist at Chinook Pharmacy in Louisville. 

I have been married to my husband, Jason, for 20 years. We have a 21-year-old son, Colter, who is a deputy sheriff in Weld County.  Colter just got married to my daughter-in-law, Jacey, who is in the police academy in Lafayette.  We have a daughter, Jenna, who is 17 and graduated from Standley Lake in 2026. Jenna has played volleyball since she was about 9 and just finished her last club season with Rocky Elite 18-national.  She had multiple offers to play in college, but she has decided to stay home and continue her coaching career, which I am super excited about.