A dominant force in beach volleyball, winning three Olympic gold medals and numerous championships, revolutionizing the sport with her innovative playing style.
Timeline
1977
Born in Los Angeles, California
Misty May-Treanor was born on July 30, 1977, in Los Angeles, California, and began playing volleyball at a young age.
1998
Won NCAA Championship with Long Beach State
May-Treanor won the NCAA Championship with Long Beach State University, earning All-American honors.
2004
Won Olympic Gold Medal in Athens
May-Treanor and partner Kerri Walsh Jennings won the gold medal in beach volleyball at the Athens Olympics.
2008
Defended Olympic Gold Medal in Beijing
May-Treanor and Walsh Jennings repeated as Olympic champions, winning the gold medal in beach volleyball at the Beijing Olympics.
2012
Won Third Olympic Gold Medal in London
May-Treanor and Walsh Jennings won their third consecutive Olympic gold medal in beach volleyball at the London Olympics.
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FAQ
What are Misty May-Treanors accomplishments in volleyball?
Misty May-Treanor is a three-time Olympic gold medalist and one of the most decorated beach volleyball players in history, with 112 wins in the AVP and FIVB.
How did Misty May-Treanor get started in volleyball?
Misty May-Treanor started playing volleyball in high school and later attended Long Beach State University, where she won the NCAA Championship in 1998.
What is Misty May-Treanors coaching career like?
Misty May-Treanor is currently the head coach of the Long Beach City College womens volleyball team and has also coached at the high school and club levels.
What are some of Misty May-Treanors notable awards and honors?
Misty May-Treanor has been inducted into the Volleyball Hall of Fame, the AVP Hall of Fame, and has won the FIVB World Tour Most Outstanding Player award multiple times.
How has Misty May-Treanor given back to the volleyball community?
Misty May-Treanor has been involved in various charity initiatives, including the USA Volleyball Foundation, which supports youth volleyball programs and athletes in need.
