USA Volleyball is the National Governing Body (NGB) for the sport of volleyball in the United States and is recognized as such by the International Volleyball Federation (FIVB) and the United States Olympic and Paralympic Committee (USOPC).
Our Vision
To be a world-class leading organization in all aspects of volleyball and to engage and inspire our nation through a cultivated passion for the game and continued success at winning Olympic and Paralympic medals.
Our Mission
To lead, serve and and inspire the volleyball community to achieve their personal Path to the Podium.
Strategic Priorities
Leading the way
In order to accomplish our mission to lead, serve and grow all areas of the sport of volleyball, we have established five strategic priorities

Achieve Sustained Competitive Excellence
Grow Participation, Programs and Membership
Optimize Resources
Build Brand Equity and Affinity
Shared Core Values
Together, we're better.
Every volleyball participant has their own Path to the Podium, and we at USA Volleyball strive to provide a lifetime of opportunities for all to participate in a safe, positive and fun environment. As team members and stewards of the sport, we share these core values.
We are one team
We exemplify the same team spirit as the players on the court as we work together and trust each other to aspire for excellence and fulfill our mission.
Home court advantage
We create and work in a respectful and supportive environment that values and empowers every team member.
Together we win
We collaborate and communicate in an open, innovative and solution-oriented manner, making us strong, creative and engaged.
Gold standard
We are accountable to ourselves, to each other and to the organization as we share a common vision.

Our history
Our golden legacy
Since the birth of volleyball in 1895, the sport has advanced through numerous changes and important highlights. Our timeline (coming soon) will share important milestones and historical anecdotes.
On being part of Team USA
"I remember it like it was yesterday. Putting on the U.S. jersey for the first time, even though it was for the youth national team, was one of my best memories of all time ... Training at that level with the best kids ... it's really special. It's really that moment when you realize, 'wow, I am in the pipeline, I can go to the Olympics someday."
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