Kathryn Plummer Boden

CareerTimeline

Most Notable

Member of U.S. Women's National Team since 2019
Has played professionally in Italy and Japan
Only player in history to win FIVB World Championship medals in both beach and indoor
Led Stanford to NCAA Division I National Championships in 2016, 2018 and 2019
Two-time AVCA Player of the Year and three-time AVCA First Team All-American
Won 2019 Sullivan Award as best amateur athlete in the United States
Has also represented U.S. on Girl's Youth, Beach U21, Beach U19 and Beach U17 National Teams

2024 Olympic Games - Silver
2024 USA Volleyball Cup Friendlies vs Netherlands
2024 Volleyball Nations League Final Round (Fifth)
2024 Volleyball Nations League Weeks Two and Three
2023 FIVB Road to Paris Olympic Qualifier
2023 NORCECA Continental Championship – Silver
2023 Volleyball Nations Leage Final – 4th
2023 Volleyball Nations League Weeks Two and Three
2022 USAV Cup Friendlies vs. Türkiye
2022 FIVB Volleyball Nations League Final Round - 5th (lost to Serbia in quarterfinals)
2022 FIVB Volleyball Nations League - Weeks Two and Three
2019 Pan American Games
2019 Pan American Cup - Gold; made U.S. Women's National Team debut
2017 FIVB Beach Women's U21 World Championship - Bronze (with Milica Mirkovic)
2016 FIVB Beach Women's U19 World Championship - Bronze (with Milica Mirkovic)
2015 FIVB U18 World Championships - Silver; Best Opposite; Team Captain; U.S. Girls' Youth National Team
2014 FIVB Beach Women's U17 World Championship - Gold (with Morgan Martin)
2014 NORCECA U18 Continental Championships - Silver; Best Spiker

Born in 1998
Parents are Michelle and Kevin Plummer
Brother Kristian played volleyball at Concordia University (Irvine)
Married husband Michael Boden in 2024 shortly after the Paris Olympic Games. Michael Boden played baseball at Stanford.
Majored in human biology
Played club ball at Tstreet Volleyball Club

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On future goals in volleyball"Since I was little, it has been my dream to go to the Olympics. I'm going to be playing professionally at least until 2024. There’s a lot of things that will unfold up until that point, but I want to try to make the Olympic team. Then we’ll see what I want to do. There's always a professional career in beach volleyball – you can get paid for that, which is nice. I also just might have a normal job and work in an office. Who knows? "