Jordan Larson

CareerTimeline

Most Notable

Member of U.S. Women's National Team since 2009. Became team captain in 2017
Named Best Outside Hitter and MVP at the Tokyo Olympic Games
Named Women's Sports Foundation's 2021 Sportswoman of the Year, Team Sport
Earned USAV Female Indoor Player of the Year honors in 2015 and 2016
Has played professionally in Puerto Rico, Russia, Turkey and China
Led Nebraska to NCAA Division I title in 2006... two-time AVCA First-Team All-American
Inducted into Nebraska Athletics Hall of Fame in 2020
Also represented the U.S. on the Girls Youth National Team

Born in 1986
Parents are Kevin Larson the late Kae Clough; Clough died of breast cancer in 2009
Played club ball at both Premier Volleyball Club and Nebraska Juniors
Nicknamed "The Governor" for her popularity in Nebraska
Grew up in Hooper, Neb., population 832
In 2021, won the inaugural championship with Athletes Unlimited, a U.S.-based women's professional volleyball league

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On going from a small town of 800 people to a two-time Olympic medalist“I never expected I would be where I am today. I dreamed about it a lot, but never expected I would be here. I was very fortunate to have very supportive family around me that helped me get where I am. I am forever grateful.”