Jon Lee served as Evergreen Region commissioner for 12 years and still is known as the region’s commissioner emeritus. He also spent 14 years on USA Volleyball’s Board of Directors and helped establish the Puget Sound Volleyball Region.

Kent Steffes’ career is one for the history books, and not just because he won the first-ever Olympic gold in men’s beach volleyball. Steffes also won World Championships, World Cups, and the Manhattan Beach Open among countless other titles.

Holly McPeak had a successful career on the beach, winning Olympic bronze in 2004. She won 72 beach titles and became the first woman to reach $1 million in career earnings. Holly was inducted into the International Volleyball Hall of Fame in 2004.

Danielle Scott is the longest-serving member of the U.S. Women’s National Team, playing 19 seasons and in five Olympic Games. She earned two Olympic medals and led the U.S. to several more podiums, including two World Grand Prix titles.

Tim Hovland was a force indoors and in the sand. He reached three NCAA title matches, winning in 1980. He also played U.S. Men’s National Team to the 1981 Canadian Cup Championship. On the beach, he won 60 tournaments, including four World Championships.