Jo'Landa Sidbury graduated from Saint Augustine's University in 2015 with a Bachelors of Science degree in Human Performance and Wellness and a secondary exercise science certification.  As a member of the SAU softball team within the CIAA conference,  Sidbury was awarded the MVP award, 2015 Dakronics Player of the Year, Highest GPA Award, and much more.  In 2013, Jo'Landa played with the USA International team in Europe (Italy), touring the country and playing multiple teams throughout the country.  Playing in over 200 games over the course of 4 years, Sidbury broke records to include: most hit home runs (24), RBI's, and slugging averages. Still today, she holds those records.

After graduating, Jo'Landa got married and has two handsome boys.  She became a teacher within the Brunswick County Schools district in 2016 teaching Health and Physical Education.   She was named the Head coach for Volleyball, Girls Basketball, Track, and Soccer.  She also assisted with girls softball.  In 2020, Jo'Landa transferred from Waccamaw School to  Town Creek Middle School where she was named the Head softball coach,  but was offered the opportunity to join the University of North Carolina Wilmington's staff. Teaching through the University, she has become the Athletic Director at D.C. Virgo Preparatory Academy as well as the Physical Education and Health teacher there.  She currently resides in Wilmington, NC with her family and plans to make softball a lifelong commitment, preparing young athletes to be college athlete-scholars.