2003 FIVB Women's World Cup Squads - United States

United States

  • Head Coach: Toshi Yoshida
# Name Date of Birth Height Weight Spike Block
1 Prikeba Phipps 30.06.1969 190 77 319 303
2 Danielle Scott 01.10.1972 188 84 325 302
3 Tayyiba Haneef 23.03.1979 201 80 318 299
4 Lindsey Berg 16.07.1980 173 81 285 270
5 Stacy Sykora 24.06.1977 176 61 305 295
6 Elisabeth Bachman 07.11.1978 193 88 319 299
7 Heather Bown 29.11.1978 188 90 301 290
11 Robyn Ah Mow-Santos 15.09.1975 172 68 291 281
13 Tara Cross-Battle 16.09.1968 180 71 302 301
15 Logan Tom 25.05.1981 186 80 306 297
16 Sarah Noriega 24.04.1976 187 70 302 301
18 Nancy Metcalf 12.11.1978 186 73 314 292


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