UC Davis Athletics

Jeff Wolf enters his second year with the UC Davis women's volleyball, and his first as the program's first-ever director of operations. He previously served as a volunteer assistant in 2014. Wolf's duties include developing practice plans, tracking statistics, pre-match and in-match scouting, plus scouting reports on upcoming opponents.

Wolf, who played his college ball at Hope International and Sacramento State, has coached both boys' and girls' squads for Northern California Volleyball Club since 2010. More recently, he joined UC Davis as an assistant coach for the men's club in 2013 before coming aboard Dan Conners' staff a year later. Wolf also assisted at Jesuit High School in 2011 and 2015, helping the Marauders win two league titles.

As a player, Wolf played three years as a middle blocker at Hope International, helping the Royals to a No. 2 national ranking and a berth at the NAIA Championship in 2012. He hit .310 with 0.61 blocks per set that year, then led HIU in hitting (.375) the following season. Wolf played one season of club ball at Sacramento State, garnering NCVF All-America honorable mention.

Wolf finished up his degree in psychology from HIU in 2015.