Sierra Canyon's Stefanie Wigfall has been selected The Times' girls' volleyball coach of the year after leading the team to Southern Section Division 1 title.
In early August, her doctor gave her orders to lay as low as possible. So the Chatsworth Sierra Canyon High girls’ volleyball coach tried to prop herself up. She clutched her waterbottle. Elevated her feet. But curiosity overcame her, and she tuned into the livestream of the season-opening Ann Kang tournament.
From the beginning of the season, she knew her Trailblazers had the potential to be something special. And for her dedication in raising a newborn while leading Sierra Canyon to an unexpected Southern Section Division 1 championship, Wigfall has been selected The Times’ girls’ volleyball coach of the year.
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