Stevenson University Women's Volleyball

Ian Capp enters his second season as Head Coach of the men's beach volleyball squad in fall of 2024, his first season as the women's beach volleyball coach.  In his first season at the helm, Capp led the Mustangs to compete in the AVCA National tournament, and finished in fourth overall.  Capp comes most recently from MAC Freedom member Misericordia University, where he served as the graduate assistant coach to both the men's and women's volleyball teams. Under Capp's guidance, Cougar women's volleyball won an impressive 22 games in the 2022 season, earning a bid to the MAC Freedom Championships. On the men's side, Capp helped the program to 15 wins as well as a MAC Championship Tournament semifinal appearance. Prior to his graduate assistantship at Misericordia, Capp had an industrious collegiate career at Kean University. He started all four years for the Cougars, playing in 302 career sets and accumulating 318 kills, 2,314 assists, 110 total blocks, and 481 digs. His 228 career service aces rank him second all-time in NCAA Division III records. These statistics made him a three-time New Jersey Athletic Conference (NJAC) Setter of the Year and first-team All-NJAC selection, as well as a two-time NJAC Player of the Year. Capp also earned multiple American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA), Continental Volleyball Conference (CVC), and Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) awards as well as two CoSIDA Academic All-District designations. He led the Cougars to two NCAA Division III National Championship tournament appearances, including an Elite 8 berth in 2018. By the time he graduated, he was the first three-time All-American in Kean Men's Volleyball history. Though his college career came to an end after the 2020-21 season, Capp continued playing. He currently plays professionally in the National Volleyball Association for New Jersey Team Freedom. Since his debut with Team Freedom, Capp has consistently been ranked as one of the top grass volleyball players in the United States.   Year Overall 2023 11-7 TOTAL 11-7

Ashley Williams joined the Mustangs in the Spring of 2026. She has been coaching at the Maryland Juniors Volleyball Club since 2016, with 25 podium finishes at several major tournaments and has never had a losing season record. She has coached ages 14-18 both as an assistant and head coach but is currently serving as the head coach of the 18 Elite travel team and continues helping her athletes get recruited to D1, D2 and D3 college programs.  Williams is originally from Las Vegas and began playing volleyball at age twelve in the Southern California region and continued on to lead her high school program to three 4A Conference Championships, two 4A Regional Championships and an almost undefeated season that finished as the 4A State Championship runner-up.  Williams is an East Carolina University alum, where she played on the ECU club volleyball team and graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Criminal Justice. She is currently in her 13th year as an accredited Senior Project Manager currently working in the media and entertainment industry.