USA Volleyball has announced the 25-player roster for the U.S. Men’s National Team that will be competing in the 2022 Volleyball Nations League (VNL). The team includes a mix of experienced players and promising young talent, showcasing the ongoing youth movement in American men’s volleyball.
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A New Wave of Talent
Head Coach John Speraw, together with assistant coaches Matt Fuerbringer and Mike Wall, will lead the team as they embark on their VNL journey. Among the 25 players selected, 10 will be making their debut on the VNL roster, while six of them plan to return to college in the fall.
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Speraw expressed his excitement about the abundance of young talent on the roster and the opportunity to evaluate their potential. The VNL serves as an important platform for these players to prove themselves and potentially earn a spot on the World Championship roster later this summer.
A Core of Seasoned Players
Eight players from the Tokyo Olympic Games in 2021 have been named to the roster, including the likes of Micah Christenson, Erik Shoji, and Thomas Jaeschke. Aaron Russell, who won a bronze medal with the 2016 Olympic Team, will also make his return after missing the previous year due to surgery.
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Additionally, there are five players on the roster with prior VNL experience: Jeff Jendryk, Jake Hanes, Kyle Russell, Kyle Dagostino, and Josh Tuaniga. Their familiarity with the competition will undoubtedly be valuable as the team strives to improve upon their seventh-place finish in the 2021 VNL.
Introducing the Newcomers
The rest of the roster consists of newcomers to the VNL. Setters James Shaw and Quinn Isaacson, middles Patrick Gasman, Merrick McHenry, and Tyler Mitchem, outside hitters Cody Kessel, Jacob Pasteur, Will Rottman, and Brett Wildman, and libero Mason Briggs will all have the opportunity to make their mark on the international stage.
While they bring a fresh perspective and energy to the team, it’s worth mentioning that six of these newcomers plan to return to their respective college teams in the fall. This further highlights the commitment to developing young talent and ensuring a bright future for American men’s volleyball.
Looking Ahead
The U.S. Men’s National Team is currently ranked seventh in the world. With a strong roster that combines experience and youth, they are poised to make a statement in the 2022 VNL. The team will face tough competition from powerhouse nations like Brazil, Poland, and Serbia, but they have the talent and determination to leave a lasting impression.
As fans eagerly await the start of the competition, it’s clear that the future of U.S. men’s volleyball is in good hands. The youth movement within the team not only bodes well for the upcoming VNL but also provides a solid foundation for the Paris Olympic Games and beyond.
FAQs
Q: Who are the coaches of the U.S. Men’s National Team for the 2022 VNL?
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A: The U.S. Men’s National Team is led by Head Coach John Speraw, with assistance from Matt Fuerbringer and Mike Wall.
Q: How many players on the roster have prior VNL experience?
A: Five players on the roster have previously competed in the VNL: Jeff Jendryk, Jake Hanes, Kyle Russell, Kyle Dagostino, and Josh Tuaniga.
Q: Which players are making their debut on the VNL roster?
A: Ten players will be making their first appearance on the VNL roster: James Shaw, Quinn Isaacson, Patrick Gasman, Merrick McHenry, Tyler Mitchem, Cody Kessel, Jacob Pasteur, Will Rottman, Brett Wildman, and Mason Briggs.
Summary
The U.S. Men’s National Team has unveiled their roster for the 2022 Volleyball Nations League, featuring a mix of seasoned players and promising newcomers. Head Coach John Speraw is excited about the young talent on the team and sees the VNL as an opportunity for them to showcase their skills. With a strong core of experienced players and a fresh wave of talent, the team is ready to make their mark on the international stage. As fans eagerly await the competition, the future looks bright for U.S. men’s volleyball.
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