Olympian 2016, 2020
Hear from Kim
- What she contributes to the team“I like to think I bring some joy to the team. I’m a super relaxed kind of person, super easy going. I like to think I have that calming essence out on the court.”
CareerTimeline
Most Notable
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Member of U.S. Women's National Team since 2013
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2014 USAV Female Indoor Most Improved Player
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Has played professionally in Poland, Italy and Turkey
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AVCA First Team All-American honors in both Indoor and Beach as a senior at Pepperdine
Events
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2021 Tokyo Olympic Games - Gold
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2021 FIVB Volleyball Nations League Final Round - Gold
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2019 FIVB World Cup - Silver
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2019 NORCECA Continental Championship - Silver; Best Spiker
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2018 FIVB World Championship
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2018 FIVB Volleyball Nations League Final Round - Gold
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2016 Olympic Games - Bronze
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2016 FIVB World Grand Prix - Gold; Second Best Spiker
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2015 FIVB World Cup - Bronze
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2015 FIVB World Grand Prix
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2014 FIVB World Championship - Gold; MVP
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2013 NORCECA Championship - Gold
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2013 Pan American Cup - Gold; U.S. Women's National Team debut
Personal Highlights
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Born in 1989
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Parents are Terri and Bradd Hill... Kim's three sisters all played collegiate athletics, including sister Caitlin who played volleyball at Azusa Pacific. Her two other sisters played basketball
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Started club ball at Mt. Hood Volleyball Club...ended at Northwest Juniors of the Puget Sound Region
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Earned spot on U.S. Women's National Team via 2013 Open Tryout
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Was the first and only student-athlete to make the AVCA All-American first team roster in both indoor and sand volleyball during the same season... Earned AVCA All-American honors in sand a second time in 2013