MONTGOMERY, Ala. – Alabama State assistant women's volleyball coach Madison Beasley has been named one of the 2025 recipients of the AVCA T.E.A.M. (Togetherness, Empowerment, Accessibility, Mentorship) Award, recognizing coaches who embody the core values of leadership, community, and mentorship within the sport of volleyball.

Beasley, a former standout setter for the Lady Hornets, has quickly made her mark on the coaching staff, continuing to elevate the program's standard of excellence both on and off the court.

During her playing career, Beasley ranked among Alabama State's all-time leaders in assists and service aces. She earned SWAC Setter of the Year honors and helped guide the Lady Hornets to multiple conference tournament appearances. Her transition from student-athlete to coach has been seamless, driven by her passion for teaching, mentorship, and team culture.

The AVCA T.E.A.M. Award highlights individuals who demonstrate a deep commitment to inclusivity, empowerment, and mentorship within volleyball. Beasley's recognition underscores her growing influence in the sport and reflects the continued growth of Alabama State's volleyball program under her leadership.

Beasley joins an impressive list of coaches nationwide recognized for their contributions to the game. Her award reinforces Alabama State University's commitment to excellence, representation, and community impact in collegiate athletics.