Tatum Gray Joins Gonzaga Volleyball Coaching Staff
2/18/2025 12:57:00 PM | Women's Volleyball
He will serve as an assistant coach for the Zags
SPOKANE, Wash. – Gonzaga Volleyball Head Coach JT Wenger has announced the hiring of his third assistant coach in Tatum Gray, who will join McKenzie Brewer and Klaire Mitchell on Wenger's staff in 2025.
"Tatum has spent the last two seasons working with a top-25 program, where he has learned from great coaches and athletes," Wenger said. "Additionally, as a former collegiate player, Tatum has had the opportunity to compete inside the lines and view the game from that perspective. He will bring a great knowledge base and energy into the gym as he becomes a Zag!"
Gray wrapped up his second season as a graduate assistant for TCU in 2024, where he helped guide the Frogs to their first 20-win season since 2011. During that season, TCU received a ranking in the AVCA poll for the first time ever, won a school-record 13 matches in Big 12 play and earned a ticket to its third straight NCAA Tournament appearance. In 2023, the Horned Frogs advanced to the Second Round for the second straight season.
"I want to thank Coach Wenger for giving me this opportunity. I'm beyond excited to join the Gonzaga community and be a part of this new chapter of Zag volleyball," Gray said. "I look forward to assisting him, along with Coach Brewer and Mitchell on this new venture. The future is bright for this program, and I am thankful to be a part of what is to come."
Gray, a native of Granbury, Texas, arrived at TCU after wrapping up his collegiate volleyball career at Ottawa University (AZ) in 2023, earning Second Team All-American honors. During his time at OUAZ, he helped his squad win both the GSAC regular season and tournament championships and advance to the NAIA National Championship Tournament for the first time in program history. A captain during his junior and senior season, Gray played in 211 sets over 62 matches as a libero for the Spirit, averaging 2.24 digs per set and amassing 474 digs in his three seasons.
"Tatum has spent the last two seasons working with a top-25 program, where he has learned from great coaches and athletes," Wenger said. "Additionally, as a former collegiate player, Tatum has had the opportunity to compete inside the lines and view the game from that perspective. He will bring a great knowledge base and energy into the gym as he becomes a Zag!"
Gray wrapped up his second season as a graduate assistant for TCU in 2024, where he helped guide the Frogs to their first 20-win season since 2011. During that season, TCU received a ranking in the AVCA poll for the first time ever, won a school-record 13 matches in Big 12 play and earned a ticket to its third straight NCAA Tournament appearance. In 2023, the Horned Frogs advanced to the Second Round for the second straight season.
"I want to thank Coach Wenger for giving me this opportunity. I'm beyond excited to join the Gonzaga community and be a part of this new chapter of Zag volleyball," Gray said. "I look forward to assisting him, along with Coach Brewer and Mitchell on this new venture. The future is bright for this program, and I am thankful to be a part of what is to come."
Gray, a native of Granbury, Texas, arrived at TCU after wrapping up his collegiate volleyball career at Ottawa University (AZ) in 2023, earning Second Team All-American honors. During his time at OUAZ, he helped his squad win both the GSAC regular season and tournament championships and advance to the NAIA National Championship Tournament for the first time in program history. A captain during his junior and senior season, Gray played in 211 sets over 62 matches as a libero for the Spirit, averaging 2.24 digs per set and amassing 474 digs in his three seasons.
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