2007 FIVB World Grand Prix Squads - United States

United States

  • Head Coach: Lang Ping
# Name Date of Birth Height Weight Spike Block
1 Ogonna Nnamani 29.07.1983 185 80 315 305
2 Danielle Scott 01.10.1972 188 84 325 302
3 Tayyiba Haneef 23.03.1979 201 80 318 299
4 Charnette Fair 29.06.1979 180 82 318 308
5 Kristen Michaelis 03.10.1982 180 69 310 306
6 Norisha Campbell 21.09.1980 190 77 315 302
7 Heather Bown 29.11.1978 188 90 301 290
8 Katherine Wilkins 10.05.1982 193 81 309 299
9 Jennifer Joines 23.11.1982 191 82 315 301
10 Kimberly Glass 18.08.1984 190 75 314 299
11 Robyn Ah Mow 15.09.1975 172 68 291 281
12 Nancy Metcalf 12.11.1978 186 73 314 292
13 Kathleen Olsovsky 03.01.1982 188 75 309 295
14 Candace Lee 12.07.1984 170 64 290 270
15 Nicole Davis 24.04.1982 167 73 284 266
17 Courtney Thompson 04.11.1984 173 65 276 263
19 Sydney Anderson 30.12.1987 185 70 312 303


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