Tuesday, 16 Jul 2024

Volleyball Standouts to be Honored at Hall of Fame Ceremony

USA Volleyball is thrilled to announce the exceptional volleyball talents who will be recognized at the prestigious 2022 USA Volleyball Hall of Fame ceremony taking place at the Dorothy C. Boyce Banquet on May 25 in Orlando, Florida.

This eagerly awaited event at the Rosen Centre will mark the first in-person USA Volleyball Hall of Fame ceremony since 2019. To secure your tickets, visit the official website of the [2022 USA Volleyball Hall of Fame](insert link).

One of the most esteemed honors in the volleyball community, the Harold T. Friermood “Frier” Award, will be presented to the legendary coach, Dr. Marv Dunphy, in recognition of his significant contributions to the sport. Dunphy’s coaching tenure with the U.S. Men’s National Team from 1985 to 1988 resulted in remarkable achievements, including gold medals at the 1985 World Cup, the 1986 World Championship, the 1987 Pan American Games, and the 1988 Olympic Games.

An advocate for diversity and inclusion, Michelle Brittain-Watts, director of the Starlings Indianapolis Volleyball Club, will receive the prestigious Rebecca B. Howard Diversity & Inclusion Award.

The ceremony will also celebrate outstanding athletes who have left an indelible mark on the sport of volleyball. April Ross, a three-time Olympian and gold medalist, will be honored with the 2021 Women’s Athlete of the Year title. Stacy Sykora, a three-time Olympian and silver medalist, will receive the Medal of Honor. Scott Fortune, a three-time Olympian and gold and bronze medalist, will be presented with the All-Time Great Male Indoor Athlete Award. Tammy (Liley) Leibl, a three-time Olympian and bronze medalist, will receive the All-Time Great Female Indoor Athlete Award.

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The list of esteemed awards is provided below. Please note that additional award winners may be announced leading up to the ceremony.

  • Harold T. Friermood “Frier” Lifetime Achievement Award: Marv Dunphy
  • William G. Morgan “Founder’s” Award: Cecile Reynaud
  • Rebecca B. Howard Diversity & Inclusion Award: Michelle Brittain-Watts
  • Medal of Honor: Stacy Sykora
  • All-Time Great Male Indoor Athlete: Scott Fortune
  • All-Time Great Female Indoor Athlete: Tammy (Liley) Leibl
  • National Team Female Athlete of the Year: April Ross
  • Junior Male Athlete of the Year: Ayden Keeter
  • Junior Female Athlete of the Year: McKenna Godsey
  • Indoor Junior Club of the Year: Oklahoma Charge VBC
  • Beach Junior Club of the Year: Optimum Beach-FL
  • Indoor Junior Club Director of the Year: Joel Sanchez
  • Beach Junior Club Director of the Year: Katie Lindelow Dickens
  • Junior Female Coach of the Year: Priscilla Piantadosi Lima
  • Junior Male Coach of the Year: Mike Picard
  • Wilbur H. “Wil” Peck Referee Emeritus Award: Joan Powell
  • Official of the Year: Christina Newby Fiebich

Join us in celebrating these remarkable individuals who have made significant contributions to the world of volleyball. Don’t miss out on this unforgettable event. Visit the [official website](insert link) for more information and secure your tickets today.


FAQs

Q: What is the USA Volleyball Hall of Fame ceremony?
A: The USA Volleyball Hall of Fame ceremony is a prestigious event that honors outstanding individuals who have made significant contributions to the sport of volleyball.

Q: When and where will the 2022 USA Volleyball Hall of Fame ceremony take place?
A: The ceremony will be held on May 25 at the Dorothy C. Boyce Banquet in Orlando, Florida.

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Q: How can I attend the ceremony?
A: You can purchase tickets for the 2022 USA Volleyball Hall of Fame ceremony on the official website.


Summary

The highly anticipated 2022 USA Volleyball Hall of Fame ceremony is set to take place on May 25 in Orlando, Florida. This in-person event will honor exceptional volleyball figures who have left an indelible mark on the sport. Legendary coach Dr. Marv Dunphy will receive the prestigious Harold T. Friermood “Frier” Award, while Michelle Brittain-Watts will be recognized for her commitment to diversity and inclusion. The ceremony will also celebrate outstanding athletes, including April Ross, Stacy Sykora, Scott Fortune, and Tammy (Liley) Leibl. Don’t miss out on this unforgettable event. Secure your tickets today through the official [website](insert link).