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| Medal record |
| World Championships |
| Silver |
2002 Germany |
Team |
| Bronze |
1990 China |
Team |
| Bronze |
1982 Peru |
Team |
| Olympic Games |
| Silver |
1984 Los Angeles |
Team |
| Bronze |
1992 Barcelona |
Team |
| World Cup |
| Bronze |
2003 Japan |
Team |
| Bronze |
2007 Japan |
Team |
| Pan American Games |
| Gold |
1967 Winnipeg |
Team |
| Silver |
1955 Mexico City |
Team |
| Silver |
1959 Chicago |
Team |
| Silver |
1963 São Paulo |
Team |
| Silver |
1983 Caracas |
Team |
| Silver |
1995 Mar del Plata |
Team |
| Bronze |
1987 Indianapolis |
Team |
| Bronze |
1999 Winnipeg |
Team |
| Bronze |
2003 Santo Domingo |
Team |
| Bronze |
2007 Rio de Janeiro |
Team |
| Pan-American Cup |
| Gold |
2003 Saltillo |
Team |
| Silver |
2004 Tijuana/Mexicali |
Team |
| Bronze |
2002 Mexicali |
Team |
The United States women's national volleyball team represents the United States of America in international volleyball competitions and friendly games, and is governed by USA Volleyball.
- 1964 — 5th place (Tokyo)
- Jean Gaertner, Lou Galloway, Barbara Harweth, Patti Lucas-Bright, Linda Murphy, Gail O'Rourke, Nancy Owen, Mary Jo Peppler, Mary Margaret Perry, Sharon Peterson, Verneda Thomas, and Jane Ward. Head Coach: Doc Burroughs.
- 1968 — 8th place (Mexico City)
- Patti Lucas-Bright, Ann Heck, Fanny Hoppeau, Ninja Jorgenson, Laurie Lewis, Miki McFadden, Marilyn McReavy, Nancy Owen, Barbara Perry, Mary Margaret Perry, Sharon Peterson, and Jane Ward (captain). Head Coach: Harlan Cohen.
- 1972 — did not qualify (Munich)
- 1976 — did not qualify (Montréal)
- 1980 — did not participate due to boycott (Moscow)
- 1984 —
Silver Medal (Los Angeles)
- Paula Weishoff, Susan Woodstra, Rita Crockett, Laura Flachmeier, Carolyn Becker, Flo Hyman, Rose Magers, Julie Vollertsen, Debbie Green, Kimberly Ruddins, Jeanne Beauprey, and Linda Chisholm. Head Coach: Arie Selinger.
- 1988 — 7th place (Seoul)
- Deitre Collins, Caren Kemner, Laurel Kessel, Liz Masakayan, Jayne McHugh, Melissa McLinden, Kim Oden, Prikeba Phipps, Angela Rock, Kimberly Ruddins, Liane Sato, and Tammy Webb. Head Coach: Terry Liskevych.
- 1992 —
Bronze Medal (Barcelona)
- Tara Cross-Battle, Janet Cobbs, Lori Endicott, Caren Kemner, Ruth Lawanson, Tammy Liley, Elaina Oden, Kim Oden, Teee Sanders, Liane Sato, Paula Weishoff, and Yoko Zetterlund. Head Coach: Terry Liskevych.
- 1996 — 7th place (Atlanta)
- Tara Cross-Battle, Lori Endicott, Caren Kemner, Kristin Klein, Beverly Oden, Elaina Oden, Danielle Scott, Tammy Webb, Paula Weishoff, Tonya Williams, Elaine Youngs, and Yoko Zetterlund. Head Coach: Terry Liskevych.
- 2000 — 4th place (Sydney)
- Robin Ah Mow, Heather Bown, Tara Cross-Battle, Mickisha Hurley, Sarah Noriega, Demetria Sance, Danielle Scott, Stacy Sykora, Charlene Tagaloa, Logan Tom, Kerri Walsh, and Allison Weston. Head Coach: Mick Haley.
- 2004 — 5th place (Athens)
- Prikeba Phipps, Danielle Scott, Tayyiba Haneef, Lindsey Berg, Stacy Sykora, Elisabeth Bachman, Heather Bown, Ogonna Nnamani, Robyn Ah Mow, Nancy Metcalf, Tara Cross-Battle, and Logan Tom. Head Coach: Mick Haley.
- 1952 — did not participate
- 1956 — 9th place
- 1960 — 6th place
- 1962 — did not participate
- 1967 — Silver Medal
- 1970 — 11th place
- 1974 — 12th place
- 1978 — 5th place
- 1982 — Bronze Medal
- 1986 — 10th place
- 1990 — Bronze Medal
- 1994 — 6th place
- 1998 — 13th place
- 2002 — Silver Medal
- Prikeba Phipps, Danielle Scott, Tayyiba Haneef, Stacy Sykora, Elisabeth Bachman, Heather Bown, Lizzy Fitzgerald, Jennifer Flynn, Nancy Metcalf, Sarah Noriega, Tara Cross-Battle, and Logan Tom. Head Coach: Toshiaki Yoshida.
- 2006 — 9th place
- Heather Bown, Cassie Busse, Therese Crawford, Nicole Davis, Sarah Drury, Tayyiba Haneef, Lindsey Hunter, Jennifer Joines, Nancy Metcalf, Robyn Ah Mow, Danielle Scott, and Katherine Wilkins. Head Coach: Lang Ping.
- 1973 — 6th place
- 1977 — 7th place
- 1981 — 4th place
- 1985 — did not qualify
- 1989 — did not qualify
- 1991 — 4th place
- 1995 — 7th place
- 1999 — 9th place
- 2003 — Bronze Medal
- 2007 — Bronze Medal
- 1993 — 7th place (regular season)
- 1994 — 5th place (regular season)
- 1995 —
Gold Medal
- 1996 — 5th place
- 1997 — 8th place
- 1998 — 8th place
- 1999 — did not participate
- 2000 — 6th place
- 2001 — Gold Medal
- 2002 — 6th place
- 2003 — Bronze Medal
- Lindsey Berg, Heather Bown, Greichaly Cepero-Febres, Tara Cross-Battle, Tayyiba Haneef, Nancy Metcalf, Sarah Noriega, Keba Phipps, Danielle Scott, Stacy Sykora, Elisha Thomas, and Logan Tom. Head Coach: Toshi Yoshida.
- 2004 — Bronze Medal
- Robyn Ah Mow, Lindsey Berg, Heather Bown, Elisabeth Bachman, Tara Cross-Battle, Tayyiba Haneef, Nancy Metcalf, Ogonna Nnamani, Keba Phipps, Danielle Scott, Stacy Sykora, and Logan Tom. Head Coach: Toshi Yoshida.
- 2005 FIVB World Grand Prix — 8th place
- Robyn Ah Mow, Elisabeth Bachman, Lindsey Berg, Shonda Cole, Jane Collymore, Nicole Davis, Tayyiba Haneef, Jennifer Joines, Nancy Metcalf, Kristin Richards, and Elisha Thomas. Head Coach: Lang Ping.
- 2006 — 7th place
- Cassie Busse, Ogonna Nnamani, Danielle Scott, Lindsey Berg, Heather Bown, Jane Collymore, Nicole Davis, Tayyiba Haneef, Jennifer Joines, Nancy Metcalf, Therese Crawford, Candace Lee, and Lindsey Hunter. Head Coach: Lang Ping.
- 2007 — 7th place
- Robyn Ah Mow, Heather Bown, Cassie Busse, Nicole Davis, Kim Glass, Jennifer Joines, Candace Lee, Ogonna Nnamani, Danielle Scott, Tayyiba Haneef, Courtney Thompson, and Katie Wilkins. Head Coach: Lang Ping.
- 1955 — Silver Medal (Mexico City, Mexico)
- Scottie Bailess, Pat Bearer, Polly Lowry, Rita McMichael, Lillian Novosad, Gladys Petter, Joyce Posey, Bonnie Pride, Verna Stevenson, Jane Ward, and Pat Witheral. Head Coach: E.A. Snapp.
- 1959 — Silver Medal (Chicago, United States)
- Edith Conrad, Joanne Dennehy, Jean Gaertner, Lois Haraughty, Jayne Herwig, Beverly LaShaum, Vi McAllister, Lila Shanley, Juanita Shaw, Verna Stevenson, Jane Ward, and Peely Willson. Head Coach: Manny Saenz.
- 1963 — Silver Medal (São Paulo, Brazil)
- Patti Lucas-Bright, Jean Gaertner, Jayne Herwig, Jeanette Hobbs, Johnette Latreille, Lou Sara Clark-McWilliams, Beverly Miller, Linda Murphy, Nancy Owen, Mary Perry, Bonnie Pride, Jane Russell, and Jane Ward. Head Coach: Gene Selznick.
- 1967 — Gold Medal (Winnipeg, Canada)
- Ann Heck, Fanny Hopeau, Ninja Jorgenson, Laurie Lewis, Marilyn McReavy, Linda Murphy, Nancy Owen, Mary Jo Peppler, Sharon Peterson, Bobbie Perry, Mary Perry, and Jane Ward. Head Coach: Harlan Cohen.
- 1971 — Silver Medal (Cali, Colombia)
- Colleen Boyd, Terry Condon, Roxanne de Mix, Kathy Gregory, Nina Grouwinkel, Fanny Hopeau, Ninja Jorgenson, Miki McFadden, Jerrie McGahan, Nancy Owen, Barbara Perry, and Sharon Peterson. Head Coach: Jane Ward.
- 1975 — 6th place (Mexico City, Mexico)
- Janet Baier, Laurel Brassey, Terry Condon, Patty Dowdell, Flo Hyman, Nicki Jessup, Gay Johnson, Joyce Kapuaala, Leslie Knudsen, Jerrie McGahan, Beth McLachlin, and Leslie Stahl. Head Coach: Arie Selinger.
- 1979 — 4th place (San Juan, Puerto Rico)
- Janet Baier, Carolyn Becker, Laurel Brassey, Rita Crockett, Patty Dowdell, Laura Flachmeier, Debbie Green, Flo Hyman, Debbie Landreth-Brown, Diane McCormick, Julie Vollertson, and Susan Woodstra. Head Coach: Arie Selinger.
- 1983 — Silver Medal (Caracas, Venezuela)
- Jeanne Beauprey, Carolyn Becker, Linda Chisholm, Laura Flachmeier, Rita Crockett, Debbie Green, Flo Hyman, Rose Magers, Kimberly Ruddins, Tauna Vandeweghe, Julie Vollertson, Paula Weishoff, and Susan Woodstra. Head Coach: Arie Selinger.
- 1987 — Bronze Medal (Indianapolis, United States)
- Deitre Collins, Laurel Kessel, Caren Kemner, Tammy Liley, Liz Masakayan, Jayne McHugh, Melissa McLinden, Kim Oden, Prikeba Phipps, Bev Robinson, Angela Rock, and Kimberly Ruddins. Head Coach: Terry Liskevych.
- 1991 — 5th place (Havana, Cuba)
- Julie Bremner, Cheri Boyer, Amy Cooper, Kristin Klein, Megan McCallister, Lonise Norfleet, Beverly Oden, Gracie Schutt, Danielle Scott, Natalie Williams, Barb Willis, and Elaine Youngs. Head Coach: Mike Hebert.
- 1995 — Silver Medal (Mar del Plata, Argentina)
- Tara Cross-Battle, Lori Endicott, Kristin Klein, Tammy Liley, Alicia Mills-Polzin, Beverly Oden, Elaina Oden, Danielle Scott, Samantha Shaver, Teee Sanders, Elaine Youngs, and Yoko Zetterlund. Head Coach: Terry Liskevych.
- 1999 — Bronze Medal (Winnipeg, Canada)
- Makare Desilets, Mickisha Hurley, Misty May, Kara Milling, Sarah Noriega, Demetria Sance, Danielle Scott, Val Sterk, Stacy Sykora, Charlene Tagaloa, Allison Weston, and Terry Zemaitis. Head Coach: Mick Haley.
- 2003 — Bronze Medal (Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic)
- Erin Aldrich, Elisabeth Bachman, Cynthia Barboza, Nicole Branagh, Therese Crawford, Sarah Drury, Lizzy Fitzgerald, Brittany Hochevar, Jennifer Joines, Ogonna Nnamani, Katie Olsovsky, and Tracy Stalls. Head Coach: Mike Hebert.
- 2007 — Bronze Medal (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)
- Danielle Scott, Laura Tomes, Foluke Akinradewo, Tayyiba Haneef, Cynthia Barboza, Marcie Hampton, Kimberly Noble, Cassie Busse, Charnette Fair, Lindsey Hunter, Courtney Thompson, and Kristen Fenton Michaelis. Head Coaches: Lang Ping and Susan Woodstra.
- 2002 — 6th place
- 2003 — Gold Medal
- Erin Aldrich, Elisabeth Bachman, Lindsey Berg, Therese Crawford, Tara Cross-Battle, Lizzy Fitzgerald, Nancy Metcalf, Sarah Noriega, Danielle Scott, Stacy Sykora, Elisha Thomas, and Logan Tom. Head Coach: Toshi Yoshida.
- 2005 — 4th place
- Foluke Akinradewo, Patrice Arrington, Cynthia Barboza, Lindsey Berg, Shonda Cole, Jane Collymore, Nicole Davis, Jennifer Joines, Angie McGinnis, Nancy Metcalf, Elisha Thomas, and Melissa Villaroman. Head Coach: Lang Ping.
- 2006 — 4th place
- Robyn Ah Mow, Elisabeth Bachman, Heather Bown, Cassie Busse, Jane Collymore, Sarah Drury, Tayyiba Haneef, Jennifer Joines, Candace Lee, Nancy Metcalf, Sam Tortorello, and Katie Wilkins. Head Coach: Lang Ping.
- 1969 — 6th place
- 1971 — Bronze Medal
- 1973 — Bronze Medal
- 1975 — Silver Medal
- 1977 — Bronze Medal
- 1979 — Silver Medal
- 1981 — Gold Medal
- 1983 — Gold Medal
- 1985 — Silver Medal
- 1987 — Silver Medal
- 1989 — Bronze Medal
- 1991 — Silver Medal
- 1993 — Silver Medal
- 1995 — Silver Medal
- 1997 — Silver Medal
- 1999 — Silver Medal
- 2001 — Gold Medal
- 2003 — Gold Medal
- 2005 — Gold Medal
- 2007 — Silver Medal
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