Scott Wong

Biography

Pepperdine alum Scott Wong was named the Waves’ head women’s volleyball coach in December of 2014, becoming the fifth head coach in the program’s history. He enters his 12th season at the helm of the Waves’ program in 2026. He now holds an impressive 201-115 (.636) winning record as head coach of the Waves after 11 full seasons. In his sixth year leading the program in the 2020 campaign, Wong had reached the 100-win milestone after #20 Pepperdine downed #21 San Diego in four sets on March 26, 2021. Wong was named the 2023 WCC Coach of the year after leading the squad to their first WCC Championship title since 2011. At Pepperdine, he has coached 31 players to West Coast Conference postseason honors, with 27 first team selections, eight second team accolades, 11 honorable mention tabs and 14 All-Freshman nods. He led five to AVCA All-Pacific South Region first team honors on seven occasions, including Becca Strehlow, Tarah Wylie, Rachel Ahrens twice, Isabel Zelaya Shannon Scully, and Grace Chillingworth. Scully also tabbed an honorable mention regional nod her premier season with the Waves. He has coached three players to AVCA All-American acclaim with Rachel Ahrens, Shannon Scully, and Grace Chillingworth garnering honorable mention nods, including back-to-back honors in 2020 and 2021 for Ahrens. He’s also led five Waves to the highest WCC postseason honors available, coaching Tarah Wylie, Meg Brown, Grace Chillingworth and Emily Hellmuth to WCC Freshman of the Year in 2015,