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United States men's national volleyball team

Men's national volleyball team representing the U.S.

Summary

Men's national volleyball team representing the U.S.

Field	Value
name	United States
image	[[File:Flag of the United States.svg	190px]]
federation	USA Volleyball
website	www.usavolleyball.org
confederation	NORCECA
manager	Andrea Becker
coach	Karch Kiraly
Olympic apps	13
Olympic first	1964
Olympic best	[[File:Gold medal.svg	16px]] (1984, 1988, 2008)
World Champs apps	18
World Champs first	1956
World Champs best	[[File:Gold medal world centered-2.svg	16px]] (1986)
World Cup apps	12
World Cup first	1977
World Cup best	[[File:Simple gold cup.svg	16px]] (1985, 2015, 2023)
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| medaltemplates-expand = yes The United States men's national volleyball team represents the country in international competitions and friendly matches. The team is governed by USA Volleyball, and it has won six Olympic medals, three of them gold.

History

As the birthplace of volleyball, the United States founded the first association to regulate the sport. The United States Volleyball Association was formed in 1927, and was the founding member of FIVB in 1947.

However, by the time of volleyball's international growth in the 1940s, the U.S. was no longer a major power. They competed in the inaugural volleyball Olympic tournament in 1964. The U.S. returned to the elite in the 1980s, winning the FIVB World Championship in 1986 in Paris, as well as four golds at the Pan American Games and eight at the NORCECA Championships. Of the nine times that the U.S. have competed at the World Cup, they have finished fourth five times, most recently in 2007. They won the event in 1985, and last time out in 2011 they finished in sixth place, eight points away from the medal positions. The team was a bronze medalist at the World Championships in 1994. Four years prior, in Italy, they finished sixth. Of the 14 times the United States have qualified for this competition, they have finished in the top 10 on eight occasions.

The U.S. won the World Cup in 1985 and the World Championship in 1986. The U.S. team clinched its first Olympic gold medal in 20 years when they defeated Brazil 3–1 to take gold at Beijing 2008. The team failed to defend their title in 2012, losing 3–0 to Italy in the quarterfinals for an equal-fifth finish. The U.S. won the 2015 World Cup title, where they got the first Rio 2016 Olympic qualification ticket. In September 2015 U.S. national team took part in 2015 World Cup. American players won 10 of 11 matches (the same result as Poland and Italy) and lost only to Poland (1–3). On September 23, 2015 they played their last game at the World Cup and defeated Argentina (3–1). The U.S. won the World Cup on a points tie-breaker and qualified for the 2016 Summer Olympics. It was their second victory in World Cup tournament (previous in 1985).

In the 2018 FIVB Volleyball Men's Nations League, the inaugural edition replacing the World League, the U.S. national team defeated the reigning Olympic champions and 9-time World League winners Brazil in straight sets for the bronze medal.

Tournament record

Olympic Games

Year	Position	Squad	Total
1964 Tokyo	9th place	Bright, Brown, Erickson, Murray, Hill, Griebenow, Hammer, Highland, Lang, Nelson, O'Hara, Ernie Suwara, Taylor and Velasco.
Head Coach: Wilson
1968 Mexico	7th place	Alstrom, Bright, Davenport, Duke, Haine, Henn, May, Patterson, Rundle, Stanley, Suwara and Velasco.
Head Coach: Coleman
1984 Los Angeles	[[File:Gold medal.svg	16px]] Gold medal	Berzins, Buck, Duwelius, Dvorak, Kiraly, Marlowe, Powers, Salmons, Saunders, Sunderland, Timmons and Waldie.
Head Coach: Beal.
1988 Seoul	[[File:Gold medal.svg	16px]] Gold medal	Buck, Ctvrtlik, Fortune, Kiraly, Luyties, Partie, Root, Sato, Saunders, Stork, Tanner and Timmons.
Head Coach: Dunphy
1992 Barcelona	**[[File:Bronze medal.svg	16px]] Bronze medal**	Becker, Briceno, Ctvrtlik, Fortune, Greenbaum, Hilliard, Ivie, Partie, Samuelson, Sato, Stork and Timmons.
Head Coach: Sturm
1996 Atlanta	9th place	Ball, Ctvrtlik, Fortune, Hyden, Ivie, Lambert, Landry, Nygaard, Sorensen, Stork, Watts and Winslow.
Head Coach: Sturm
2000 Sydney	11th place	Ball, Barnett, Hoff, Hyden, Lambert, Landry, McCaw, Millar, Nygaard, Roumain, Sullivan and Witt.
Head Coach: Beal
2004 Athens	4th place	Ball (C), Barnett, Billings, Eatherton, Gardner, Hoff, Millar, Priddy, Salmon, Stanley, Sullivan and Suxho.
Head Coach: Beal
2008 Beijing	[[File:Gold_medal-2008OB.svg	16px]] Gold medal	Ball, Gardner, Hansen, Hoff (C), Lambourne, Lee, Millar, Priddy, Rooney, Salmon, Stanley and Touzinsky.
Head Coach: McCutcheon
2012 London	5th place	Anderson, Holmes, Lambourne, Lee, Lotman, McKienzie, Priddy, Rooney, Smith, Stanley (C), Suxho and Thornton.
Head Coach: Knipe
2016 Rio de Janeiro	**[[File:Bronze medal.svg	16px]] Bronze medal**	Anderson, Russell, Sander, Lee (C), K. Shoji, Priddy, Troy, Jaeschke, Christenson, Holt, Smith and E. Shoji.
Head Coach: Speraw
2020 Tokyo	10th place	Anderson, Sander, Ensing, Stahl, K. Shoji (C), DeFalco, Christenson, Holt, Jaeschke, Muagututia, Smith, E. Shoji.
Head Coach: Speraw
2024 Paris	**[[File:Bronze medal.svg	16px]] Bronze medal**	Anderson, Russell, Jendryk, DeFalco, Christenson, Holt, Maʻa, Jaeschke, Muagututia, Averill, Smith, E. Shoji.
Head Coach: Speraw

FIVB World Championship

Year	Position	Squad	Total
1956 France	6th place	rowspan=7
1960 Brazil	7th place
1966 Czechoslovakia	11th place
1970 Bulgaria	18th place
1974 Mexico	14th place
1978 Italy	19th place
1982 Argentina	13th place
1986 France	[[File:Gold medal world centered-2.svg	16px]] Gold medal	Dvorak, Saunders, Salmons, Ctvrtlik, Partie, Timmons, Buck, Stork, Sato, Powers, Kiraly.
Head Coach: Dunphy
1990 Brazil	13th place	rowspan=3
1994 Greece	[[File:Bronze medal world centered-2.svg	16px]] Bronze medal
1998 Japan	9th place
2002 Argentina	9th place	Ball, Seiffert, McKienzie, Sullivan, Bunker, Priddy, Millar, Salmon, Billings, Stanley, Polster, Naeve.
Head coach: Beal
2006 Japan	10th place	Polster, Lambourne, Eatherton, Suxho, Priddy, Millar, Salmon, Hoff, Stanley, Gardner, McKienzie, Taliaferro.
Head coach: McCutcheon
2010 Italy	6th place	Anderson, Rooney, Lee, Lambourne, Lotman, Winder, Priddy, Stanley, Hansen, Holmes, Clark, Holt.
Head coach: Knipe
2014 Poland	7th place	Anderson, Sander, Lee, Lotman, K. Shoji, Ciarelli, Christenson, Clark, Holt, Reft, Smith, E. Shoji.
Head coach: Speraw
2018 Italy/Bulgaria	[[File:Bronze medal world centered-2.svg	16px]] Bronze medal	Anderson, Russell, Sander, Jendryk, Mcdonnell, K. Shoji, Patch, Christenson, Langlois, Holt, Averill, Smith, Watten, E. Shoji.
Head coach: Speraw
2022 Poland/Slovenia	6th place	Anderson, A. Russell, Jendryk, Ensing, DeFalco, Christenson, K. Russell, Tuaniga, Muagututia, Averill, Smith, Briggs, Shoji, Kessel.
Head coach: Speraw
2025 Philippines	5th place	Jendryk, Ensing, Pasteur, Garcia, Dagostino, Christenson, Maʻa, Robinson, Averill, Shoji, McHenry, Champlin, Knigge, Ewert, Marshman.
Head coach: Kiraly

FIVB World Cup

Year	Position	Squad	Total
1977	10th place	rowspan=6
1985	[[File:Simple gold cup.svg	16px]] Gold medal
1989	4th place
1991	[[File:Simple bronze cup.svg	16px]] Bronze medal
1995	4th place
1999	4th place
2003	4th place	Ball, Sullivan, Suxho, Priddy, Millar, Salmon, Billings, Hoff, Stanley, Gardner, Polster, Naeve.
Head coach: Beal
2007	4th place	Ball, Rooney, Polster, Lee, Lambourne, Priddy, Millar, Salmon, Hoff, Stanley, Hansen, Gardner.
Head coach: McCutcheon
2011	6th place	Anderson, Rooney, Patak, Lee, Lotman, Priddy, Salmon, Holmes, Hansen, Thornton, Holt.
Head coach: Knipe
2015	[[File:Simple gold cup.svg	16px]] Gold medal	Anderson, Russell, Sander, Lee (C), Lotman, K. Shoji, Troy, Christenson, Holmes, Jablonsky, Holt, Smith, Watten, E. Shoji.
Head Coach: Speraw
2019	[[File:Simple bronze cup.svg	16px]] Bronze medal	Anderson, Russell, Jendryk, Stahl, DeFalco, Saeta, Christenson (C), Holt, Patch, Maʻa, Tuaniga, Muagututia, Smith, E. Shoji.
Head Coach: Speraw
2023
Japan World Cup	[[File:Simple gold cup.svg	16px]] Gold medal	Anderson, Russell, Jendryk, Ensing, DeFalco, Dagostino, Christenson (C), Holt, Maʻa, Jaeschke, Muguatutia, Averill, Smith, E. Shoji.
Head Coach: Speraw

FIVB World Grand Champions Cup

Year	Position	Squad	Total
1993 Japan	5th place
2005 Japan	[[File:Silver medal with cup.svg	16px]] Silver medal	Eatherton, Polster, Lambourne, Hoff, McKienzie, Millar, Priddy, Salmon, Stanley, Suxho, Tamas, Olree.
Head Coach: McCutcheon
2013 Japan	5th place	Anderson, Rooney, Lee, K. Shoji, Priddy, Troy, Christenson, Tavana, Menzel, Clark, Holt, E. Shoji.
Head coach: Speraw
2017 Japan	4th place	Anderson, Russell, Sander, Jendryk, K. Shoji, Jaeschke, Christenson, Patch, Clark, Holt, Averill, Smith, Watten, E. Shoji.
Head coach: Speraw

FIVB Volleyball World League

Year	Position	Squad	Total
1990 Osaka	7th place	rowspan=9
1991 Milan	6th place
1992 Genoa	[[File:Bronze medal with cup.svg	16px]] Bronze medal
1993 São Paulo	9th place
1994 Milan	12th place
1995 Rio de Janeiro	10th place
2000 Rotterdam	6th place
2001 Katowice	9th place
2006 Moscow	T-10th place
2007 Katowice	[[File:Bronze medal with cup.svg	16px]] Bronze medal	Polster, Taliaferro, Lambourne, Lee, Priddy, Millar, Salmon, Hoff, Stanley, Hansen, Gardner.
Head Coach: McCutcheon
2008 Rio de Janeiro	[[File:Gold medal with cup.svg	16px]] Gold medal	Ball, Rooney, Lambourne, Priddy, Millar, Salmon, Hoff, Stanley, Hansen, Gardner, Lee, Touzinsky.
Head Coach: McCutcheon
2009 Belgrade	6th place	Rooney, Patak, Lee, Lambourne, Lotman, Suxho, Hein, Smith, Hoff (C), Stanley, Hansen, Jablonsky, Touzinsky, Reft.
Head Coach: Knipe
2010 Córdoba	8th place	Anderson, Rooney, Patak, Lee, Lotman, Priddy, Hildebrand, Stanley, Hansen, Holmes, Holt, Reft.
Head Coach: Knipe
2011 Gdańsk	7th place	Anderson, Rooney, Patak, Lee (C), Lambourne, Lotman, Thornton, Holmes, Stanley, Hansen, Holt, Touzinsky.
Head Coach: Knipe
2012 Sofia	[[File:Silver medal with cup.svg	16px]] Silver medal	Anderson, Rooney, Lee, Lambourne, Lotman, Suxho, Priddy, Thornton, Holmes, Stanley (C), Smith, McKienzie.
Head Coach: Knipe
2013 Mar del Plata	12th place	Anderson (C), Lee, Lambourne, Lotman, K. Shoji, Caldwell, Troy, Clark, Jablonsky, Holt, Smith, E. Shoji.
Head Coach: Speraw
2014 Florence	[[File:Gold medal with cup.svg	16px]] Gold medal	Anderson, Rooney (C), Sander, Lee, Lotman, K. Shoji, Christenson, Holmes, Clark, Holt, Muagututia, E. Shoji.
Head Coach: Speraw
2015 Rio de Janeiro	[[File:Bronze medal with cup.svg	16px]] Bronze medal	Anderson, Russell, Sander, Lee (C), Lotman, K. Shoji, Priddy, Troy, Jaeschke, Christenson, Holmes, Holt, Smith, Watten, E. Shoji.
Head Coach: Speraw
2016 Kraków	5th place	Anderson, Russell, Sander, Lee (C), K. Shoji, Priddy, Troy, Jaeschke, Christenson, Holt, Smith, E. Shoji.
Head Coach: Speraw
2017 Curitiba	4th place	Sander, Jendryk, K. Shoji (C), Jaeschke, Christenson, Mcdonnell, Patch, Clark, DeFalco, Muagututia, Averill, Smith, Watten, E. Shoji.
Head Coach: Speraw

FIVB Volleyball Nations League

Year	Position	Squad	Total
2018	[[File:Bronze medal with cup.svg	16px]] Bronze medal	Anderson, Russell, Sander, Jendryk, Shaw, Stahl, K. Shoji, DeFalco, McDonnell, Christenson, Holt, Patch, Sander, Jaeschke, Langlois, Averill, Smith (C), Watten, E. Shoji, Seif, Ensing.
Head coach: Speraw
2019	[[File:Silver medal with cup.svg	16px]] Silver medal	Anderson, Russell, Sander (C), Jendryk, Shaw, Stahl, K. Shoji, DeFalco, McDonnell, Christenson, Holt, Patch, Sander, Jaeschke, Langlois, Averill, Smith, Watten, E. Shoji, Muagututia, Ensing.
Head coach: Speraw
2021	7th place	Anderson, Sander (C), Jendryk, Ensing, Stahl, K. Shoji, DeFalco, Hanes, Christenson, Holt, Patch, Sander, Tuaniga, Jaeschke, Muagututia, Averill, Smith, Watten, E. Shoji.
Head coach: Speraw
2022	[[File:Silver medal with cup.svg	16px]] Silver medal	Smith (C), Jendryk, Ensing, Stahl, DeFalco, A. Russell, Christenson, K. Russell, Dagostino, Kessel, Tuaniga, Mitchem, Muagututia, Shoji.
Head coach: Speraw
2023	[[File:Silver medal with cup.svg	16px]] Silver medal	Anderson, A. Russell, Jendryk, DeFalco, Hanes, Dagostino, Christenson (C), Holt, Ma'a, Jaeschke, Muagututia, Averill, Smith, Shoji.
Head coach: Speraw
2024	12th place	Anderson, Jendryk, Ensing, DeFalco, Hanes, Dagostino, Christenson (C), Holt, Ma'a, Muagututia, Averill, Shoji, Smith, Kessel, Ewert.
Head coach: Speraw
2025	12th place	Briggs, Jendryk, Ensing, Isaacson, Garcia, Ma’a, Dagostino, Hobus, Rowan, Robinson, Shoji (C), Gasman, Flexen, McHenry, Champlin, Knigge, Ewert, Marshman.
Head coach: Kiraly

NORCECA Championship

Year	Position	Squad	Total
1969	[[File:Bronze medal with cup.svg	16px]] Bronze medal	rowspan=18
1971	[[File:Silver medal with cup.svg	16px]] Silver medal
1973	[[File:Gold medal with cup.svg	16px]] Gold medal
1975	[[File:Bronze medal with cup.svg	16px]] Bronze medal
1977	5th place
1979	5th place
1981	[[File:Silver medal with cup.svg	16px]] Silver medal
1983	[[File:Gold medal with cup.svg	16px]] Gold medal
1985	[[File:Gold medal with cup.svg	16px]] Gold medal
1987	[[File:Silver medal with cup.svg	16px]] Silver medal
1989	[[File:Bronze medal with cup.svg	16px]] Bronze medal
1991	[[File:Silver medal with cup.svg	16px]] Silver medal
1993	[[File:Silver medal with cup.svg	16px]] Silver medal
1995	[[File:Silver medal with cup.svg	16px]] Silver medal
1997	[[File:Silver medal with cup.svg	16px]] Silver medal
1999	[[File:Gold medal with cup.svg	16px]] Gold medal
2001	[[File:Silver medal with cup.svg	16px]] Silver medal
2003	[[File:Gold medal with cup.svg	16px]] Gold medal
2005	[[File:Gold medal with cup.svg	16px]] Gold medal	Olree, Polster, Tamas, Lambourne, Eatherton, Suxho, Millar, Salmon, Billings, Hoff, Stanley, McKienzie.
Head Coach: McCutcheon
2007	[[File:Gold medal with cup.svg	16px]] Gold medal	Ball, Polster, Lambourne, Lee, Hoff, Millar, Priddy, Salmon, Stanley, Hansen, Gardner, Touzinsky.
Head Coach: McCutcheon
2009	[[File:Silver medal with cup.svg	16px]] Silver medal	Anderson, Rooney, Patak, Lee, Lambourne, Lotman, Millar, Stanley, Hansen, Thorton, Jablonsky, Holt.
Head coach: Knipe
2011	[[File:Silver medal with cup.svg	16px]] Silver medal	Anderson, Rooney, Patak, Lee, Lambourne, Lotman, Millar, Stanley (C), Hansen, Thorton, Jablonsky, Holt.
Head coach: Knipe
2013	[[File:Gold medal with cup.svg	16px]] Gold medal	Anderson, Rooney (C), Caldwell, Lee, Priddy, Troy, Christenson, Menzel, Clark, Holt, Tavana, E. Shoji.
Head coach: Speraw
2015	Did not participate
2017	[[File:Gold medal with cup.svg	16px]] Gold medal	Anderson, Russell, Sander, Stahl, K. Shoji, Jaeschke, Christenson (C), McDonnell, Patch, Clark, Holt, Smith, Watten, E. Shoji.
Head coach: Speraw
2019	[[File:Silver medal with cup.svg	16px]] Silver medal	Jendryk, Ensing, Stahl, DeFalco, J. Worsley, Carmody, Maʻa (C), B. Sander, Kessel, Wieczorek, Huhmann, G. Worsley, Dagostino, K. Russell.
Head Coach: Hawks
2021	5th place	rowspan=2
2023	[[File:Gold medal with cup.svg	16px]] Gold medal

Pan American Games

Year	Position	Squad	Total
1955	[[File:Gold medal america.svg	16px]] Gold medal	rowspan=13
1959	[[File:Gold medal america.svg	16px]] Gold medal
1963	[[File:Silver medal america.svg	16px]] Silver medal
1967	[[File:Gold medal america.svg	16px]] Gold medal
1971	[[File:Silver medal america.svg	16px]] Silver medal
1987	[[File:Gold medal america.svg	16px]] Gold medal
1995	[[File:Silver medal america.svg	16px]] Silver medal
1999	7th place
2007	[[File:Silver medal america.svg	16px]] Silver medal
2011	5th place
2015	6th place
2019	6th place
2023	Did not participate

Pan American Cup

Year	Position	Squad	Total
2006	[[File:Gold medal with cup.svg	16px]] Gold medal
2008	[[File:Gold medal with cup.svg	16px]] Gold medal	Anderson, Patak, Tarr, Proper, Meerstein, Jablonsky, Winder, Hildebrand, Hein, Scheftic, Lotman, Reft.
Head coach: Knipe
2009	[[File:Gold medal with cup.svg	16px]] Gold medal	Vance, Bittner, McKinney, Kneubuhl, Hildebrand, Tarr, Meerstein, Nielsen, Thornton, Holt, Zahn, Watten.
Head coach: McLaughlin
2010	[[File:Gold medal with cup.svg	16px]] Gold medal	Watten, Tarr, McKinney, Thornton, Bittner, Lipsitz, Smith, Hildebrand, Clark, Brunner, Jablonsky, McGuire.
Head coach: McLaughlin
2011	[[File:Silver medal with cup.svg	16px]] Silver medal	Menzel, Muagututia, Troy, Winder, Hein, Meehan, Shoji, Smith, Tarr, Price, Jablonsky, Watten.
Head coach: Mayforth
2012	[[File:Gold medal with cup.svg	16px]] Gold medal	Davis, Rawson, Clark, Muagututia, Troy, DuFault, McDonnell, Ciarelli, Ammerman, Watten, Sander, Shoji.
Head coach: Patchell
2013	5th place	Olbright, Taylor, Owens, Sunder, Brinkley, McDonnell, Price, Ammerman, Sangrey, Ratajczak, Lavaja, Sander.
Head coach: Patchell
2014	[[File:Silver medal with cup.svg	16px]] Silver medal	Rowe, Crabb, Mcllvaine, Brinkley, Kevorken, Page, Averill, Dejno, La Cavera, Nally, Boldog, Olson.
Head coach: Sullivan
2015	6th place	Kessel, Jendryk, Benesh, Brinkley, Langlois, Mcllvaine, Nally
2016	5th place	Langlois, Petty, Sander, Taylor, Tuaniga, Hutz, Johnson, Clark, Jendryk, Averill, DeFalco, Brinkley.
Head coach: Larsen
2017	5th place	Jarman, Stahl, Jendryk, Greene, Sander, Langlois, Arnitz, Ensing, Seif, Wieczorek, Stadick, Saeta, Tuileta, Enriques.
Head coach: Neilson
2018	7th place	rowspan=2
2019	5th place
2021	[[File:Bronze medal with cup.svg	16px]] Bronze medal	Holdaway, Kauling, Gillis, Pasteur, Mitchem, Lietzke, Sani, McHenry, Champlin, Wetter, Sloane, McCauley, Palma, Dagostino.
Head coach: Read
2022	[[File:Bronze medal with cup.svg	16px]] Bronze medal	Jenness, Shaw, Pasteur, Hanes, Sani, Gasman, Isaacson, Omene, Ezeonu, Worsley, Briggs, McCauley, Wildman, McHenry.
Head coach: Read
2023	5th place
2024	[[File:Silver medal with cup.svg	16px]] Silver medal	Robinson, Garcia, McHenry, Isaacson, Pasteur, Flexen, Gasman, Briggs, McIntosh, Wildman, Champlin, Marshman, Slight, Wetter.
Head coach: Read

Volleyball America's Cup

Year	Position	Squad	Total
1998	14th place	rowspan=4
1999	[[File:Silver medal with cup.svg	16px]] Silver medal
2000	[[File:Bronze medal with cup.svg	16px]] Bronze medal
2001	4th place
2005	[[File:Gold medal with cup.svg	16px]] Gold medal	Lee, Robinson, Polster, Lambourne, Eatherton, Suxho, Seiffert, Salmon, Olree, Hoff, Toppel, McKienzie.
Head coach: McCutcheon
2007	[[File:Gold medal with cup.svg	16px]] Gold medal	Ball, Billings, Eatherton, Hansen, Hoff, Lambourne, Millar, Polster, Priddy, Rooney, Salmon, Stanley.
Head Coach: McCutcheon
2008	5th place	Anderson, Nielson, Eatherton, Lambourne, Jablonsky, Winder, Billings, Hein, Taliaferro, Thomas, Touzinsky.
Head Coach: Larsen

Goodwill Games

Year	Position	Squad	Total	0 Title
1986	[[File:Silver medal with cup.svg	16px]] Silver medal	Ctvrtlik, Dvorak, Kiraly, Luyties, Miller, Partie, Powers, Salmons, Saunders, Tanner, Stork, Timmons
1990	4th place

Team

Current squad

The American roster for the 2025 World Championship was announced on September 11, 2025.

Head coach: Karch Kiraly

Position	Height	2025 club
Middle blocker	2.05 m	GRE PAOK
Opposite	2.01 m	POL Warta Zawiercie
Outside hitter	1.92 m	FRA Chaumont Volley-Ball 52
Opposite	2.01 m	ITA Trentino Volley
Libero	1.76 m	GER Berlin Recycling Volleys
Setter	1.95 m	ITA Rana Verona
Setter	1.92 m	RUS Fakel Novy Urengoy
Outside hitter	2.01 m	JPN Hiroshima Thunders
Middle blocker	2.01 m	JPN Toray Arrows Shizuoka
Libero	1.82 m	POL Asseco Resovia
Middle blocker	2.00 m	FRA Nice Volley-Ball
Outside hitter	1.90 m	GER SVG Lüneburg
Middle blocker	2.00 m	GER Berlin Recycling Volleys
Outside hitter	1.95 m	TUR Altekma SK

Kit providers

The table below shows the history of kit providers for the United States national volleyball team.

Period	Kit provider
2000–2017	Nike
Mizuno
2017–2022	Adidas
2022–present	Mizuno

Sponsorship

Primary sponsors include: main sponsors like Liberty Mutual, Mizuno Corporation and Commerce Bancorp, other sponsors: Molten Corporation, Almond Breeze, Arirweave, National Car, CoSport, Oppiaperformance, Alamo and Muscleaidtape.

References

"History of Volleyball". ncva.com.
"Recapping the 1964 Olympic Games".
[http://www.fivb.org/en/Volleyball/viewPressRelease.asp?No=57751&Language=en ''USA wrap up historic World Cup as Italy join them on road to Rio''] – fivb.org – September 23, 2015
[http://www.fivb.org/en/Volleyball/viewPressRelease.asp?No=57749&Language=en ''USA’s Anderson heads Men’s World Cup Dream Team''] – fivb.org – September 23, 2015
[http://www.fivb.org/en/Volleyball/viewPressRelease.asp?No=57748&Language=en ''USA end 30 years of hurt with World Cup triumph''] – fivb.org – September 23, 2015
"VNL2018 - News detail - Russell roars as the US snatch bronze in Lille - FIVB Volleyball Nations League 2018".
"USA VNL 2025".
"2025 Men's VNL Week One Roster Announced".
(11 September 2025). "Six Olympians on U.S. Men's Roster for 2025 World Championship".
(15 July 2025). "新外国籍選手入部のお知らせ".

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