EVANSVILLE, Ind. – University of Evansville Head Volleyball Coach Zach Weinberg has announced the elevation of Drew Davis to Associate Head Coach for the Purple Aces program.
 
"Congratulations to Drew on his well-deserved promotion to Associate Head Coach," Weinberg exclaimed. "Since Drew arrived in Evansville, he has been an invaluable piece of this coaching staff and program, and his impact is felt every day in the work he does with our student-athletes in the gym and on the recruiting trail."
 
"I am excited to see how Drew continues to flourish with some of the new responsibilities and expanded leadership roles this new position comes with, and I look forward to our continued partnership in guiding this program to where we both believe it can go," Weinberg continued. "This promotion to Associate Head Coach is a well-deserved recognition of his contributions to this team. Congrats, Drew!"
 
Davis joined the UE program in 2025 as an assistant coach. He previously worked on the staffs at UTSAA, North Dakota State, and Creighton. Before coming to Evansville, Davis coached seven 1^st Team All-Conference players, two 1^st Team Academic All-Americans, four All-Freshman Team players, a Freshman of the Year, two Setters of the Year, three AVCA All-North Region Players, and 12 CSC All-District student-athletes.
 
"I am incredibly honored and humbled to be named as the Associate Head Coach at the University of Evansville. Our Head Coach, Zach Weinberg, has built something special here, and I'm grateful for the trust he, Sarah Solinsky, Dr. Ziggy Siegfried, and President Pietruszkiewicz have placed in me to continue pouring into this program each and every day," Davis said.
 
"What excites me most is what's ahead — the student-athletes we're bringing in, the standard we're holding ourselves to every day in the gym, and the opportunity to compete at a high level in this conference. I came to Evansville to help build something meaningful and sustainable, and the cherry on top is that I ended up falling in love with the community, the University, the athletes, and the people. I'm proud to be a Purple Ace!"