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Davis Ransom is a unique, passionate coach that has experienced volleyball from a wide variety of perspectives.

Since picking up the game at noted volleyball powerhouse Edison High School in Huntington Beach where he became an All-Conference performer at both opposite hitter (1993) and as a record-breaking setter (Most Assists in a Season, 1994) Davis has been involved in nearly every aspect of volleyball.

From coaching collegiately with SDSU’s Club team, Western New Mexico University, and San Diego Christian College, to competing at a high level as a player on the beach (former AAA Rated Beach Player) and indoor (Starting opposite hitter for the 1999 SDSU Men’s Club Team that earned the highest national finish to that point in school history - led the team in both kills and hitting percentage), to coaching a great variety of both boys and girls club and high school teams to strong performances both statewide and nationally, to writing instructional articles for Prepvolleyball.com, Davis has lived volleyball from its roots to the spotlight.

Some of his most memorable teams include the 2000 Bonita Vista Barons (Mythical National Champions), the 1998 Coast 12-1s (his first team at Coast –they earned a 3^rd place finish at the Volleyball Festival and did it with style), and the 2002 SDSU Women’s Club Team who, at the National Tournament in Dallas, Texas went from the 23^rd seed to a 9^th place finish.

In short, Davis has engaged such a wide range of volleyball experiences that he feels “truly honored” to lead young people through their unique experience with the sport.  His most favorite part of volleyball and Coast Volleyball Club, though, is “the amazing, varied, and unique people (coaches, players, parents, and even refs)” that he gets to meet.

Davis has his Masters in Education and his BA in Psychology from CSU San Marcos.  Davis is an English teacher and Associate Head Coach of girls’ volleyball at La Jolla High School.  In his free time he enjoys reading (especially Robert Jordan), watching movies, playing basketball, playing video games, golfing, and relaxing at the beach.

“Continuous effort – not strength not intelligence – is the key to unlocking our potential” Winston Churchill