Robin Davis

Robin Knowler Davis is known for the sustained excellence, innovation, and integrity that she has brought to the sport for more than two decades. As the long-time head coach of Stanford Women (2002–present), Davis has led the program to five national championships, three additional finals appearances, and four semifinals—establishing one of the most consistently elite programs in the history of college ultimate. Her success has been built on a system grounded in player development, strong program culture, and tactical creativity.

Davis is known for pioneering zone defenses that challenged even the strongest offenses, developing deep and resilient rosters, and cultivating a team identity rooted firmly in Spirit of the Game. Her influence extends internationally as well, including a championship as assistant coach of the USA Women’s Division team at the 2025 World Under-24 Ultimate Championships.

Davis’s impact reaches far beyond the teams she has coached: many of her former players have become Hall of Famers, leaders, and coaches themselves, and she has mentored countless others through workshops, collaboration, and by example.

Defined by consistency, adaptability, and a commitment to doing things the right way, Robin Davis has built a program that has endured, elevated the competitive landscape, and embodied the values of ultimate—making her a deserving inductee into the Ultimate Hall of Fame.