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Argentina Wins 2nd Friendly over U.S. Men
Brenden Sander and Kyle Ensing lead United States in South America
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The U.S. Women's Sitting National Team fell to a familiar foe in the first match of the Paris Paralympics, 3-1 (21-25, 25-21, 25-18, 26-24) to three-time Paralympic champion China. The teams met in the gold medal match in Rio and Tokyo with the U.S. earning the gold each time.
Brenden Sander and Kyle Ensing lead United States in South America
Brenden Sander leads U.S. Men with 14 points and Kyle Ensing adds 10
Friendly matches are warmups for Pan Am Cup and World Championship
Engen, a 1991 International Volleyball Hall of Fame inductee, won two Pan Am Games gold medals and 10 USVBA All-American honors
Taylor Sander returns and joins with Matt Anderson in leading U.S. Men over Poland and into VNL semis
U.S. Men conclude FIVB VNL preliminary phase in third place.
With VNL Final Round assured, U.S. gives most of its starters a rest
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U.S. Men need one point from matches in Italy to assure entry into the VNL Final Round
U.S. moves into second place with a 9-2 record heading into final weekend of VNL pool play
U.S. Men improve to 9-2 and second place in the Volleyball Nations League
U.S, Men sweep Serbia with strong offense, but outside hitter Thomas Jaeschke is injured in match
The U.S. Men will play Serbia, Poland and Iran at the Sears Centre this weekend
U.S. Men finish third weekend of Volleyball Nations League in fourth place at 7-2
U.S. comes back from 25-20 first-set loss to beat Australia, 3-1 in VNL
Jake Langlois and Aaron Russell lead U.S. effort. Australia is next on schedule
United States will face Germany, Australia and Canada in Ottawa
U.S. loses 20-18 in the fifth and misses chance to move into first place in Volleyball Nations League
U.S. rebounds from tough match against Japan to sweep Korea and remain undefeated
U.S. Head Coach John Speraw turns to his bench after U.S. goes down 2-0
Anderson, Christenson and Russell return to the team for matches in Brazil