Scott Wong, the founder and master coach of Pacific Coast Volley, is known for his elite coaching and holistic player development. He not only leads PCVC, but also serves as head coach for Pepperdine University's nationally ranked women's team. Scott brings a unique perspective to the game from having played and coached at all levels, including the US National Teams.

Scott's coaching philosophy was shaped by guidance from esteemed mentors such as Marv Dunphy and Dave Shoji. Marv, considered as one of the best teachers of the game, not only coached Scott during his collegiate career but he also brought Scott on board to assist the Pepperdine Men’s team during the 2005-2009 seasons, in which the team won a national championship. Dave Shoji, whom for years held the title of the winningest coach in the history of NCAA volleyball, hired Scott for his ability to teach the game and bring a new perspective that was welcomed in Hawaii.

Originally from Hawaii, Scott has excelled not only in collegiate coaching but also in club coaching both in Hawaii and Thousand Oaks. He has a knack for capturing his players' attention and identifying their strengths to foster their growth. While winning medals isn't his sole focus, Scott has led his youth teams to multiple medals at qualifier events and achieved success at the United States Junior Nationals, including a Bronze medal in 2023 with his 12 and under team.

In his leisure time, the Conejo Valley resident enjoys spending quality time with his family—wife Tamar, who teaches English, daughter Elyse, who loves the family sport of volleyball, son Dylan, who loves shooting hoops, and energetic ausie-doodle, Ollie, who loves playing fetch.