Sarah Davis

Biography

Sarah Davis, the winningest volleyball coach in The College of Wooster's history with 250 victories (250-242), is in her 19th year leading the Fighting Scots. She recently concluded a three-year term of chair of the physical education minor. Davis has five top-three finishes in the NCAC to her credit, highlighted by vaulting into second-place in the conference standings in 2008, which marked the Scots' highest finish since 1985 and resulted in NCAC Coach of the Year honors. Additionally, Wooster has four 20-win seasons during her tenure, with a high mark of 22-10 coming in 2011. In 2021, Wooster went 20-9, knocked off NCAC champion Denison University in the semifinals of the NCAC Tournament to advance to the NCAC Tournament title match for the first time since 1985, and the program logged a 10-match winning streak for the first time since 1984. Davis has coached an AVCA third-team All-American (Ali Drushal in 2008), three NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship recipients (Kelley Johnson in 2012-13, Syd Case in 2021-22, & Brooke Swain in 2021-22), two first-team College Sports Communicators Academic All-Americans® (Kelley Johnson in 2012 & Syd Case in 2021), and 23 different all-conference players. Off the court, Davis fosters an atmosphere focused on academics and service. The Scots regularly earn the American Volleyball Coaches Association Team Academic Award and the team annually participates together in a significant service project each year, highlighted by a six-day trip to Costa