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Grant Lamoureux (Volleyball World)

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (May 15, 2026) – USA Volleyball is pleased to announce the 24 athletes on the 2026 Men’s U21 National Team.

The team will train June 12-21 at the Olympic & Paralympic Training Center in Colorado Springs. Fourteen athletes will be selected to compete at the 2026 NORCECA Men’s U21 Pan American Cup, June 21-29, in Guatemala City, Guatemala.

Nineteen players on the team have previous experience on USA Volleyball age-group national teams.

  • Grayson Bradford: 2025 U21 National Team
  • Jackson Cryst: 2022, 2024 and 2025 U19 National Team (2025 U21 World Championship – bronze; 2024 U21 Continental Championships – gold)
  • Noah Douphner: 2025 U19 National Team (2025 U19 World Championship)
  • Johnny Dykstra: 2025 U21 National Team (2025 U21 Pan Am Cup – gold)
  • Blake Fahlbusch: 2024 and 2025 U19 National Team (2025 U19 Pan Am Cup – gold)
  • Lucas Helle: 2025 U19 National Team (2025 U19 World Championship)
  • Tommy Henige: 2025 U19 National Team (2025 U19 World Championship)
  • Logan Hutnick: 2025 U19 National Team (2025 U19 Pan Am Cup – gold)
  • Myles Jordan: 2024 and 2025 U19 National Team (2025 U19 World Championship; 2024 U19 Continental Championship – gold)
  • Trevell Jordan: 2023, 2024 and 2025 U21 National Team (2025 U21 World Championship – bronze; 2025 U21 Pan Am Cup – gold)
  • Cooper Keane: 2024 and 2025 U19 National Team (2024 Continental Championship – gold)
  • Grant Lamoureux: 2023, 2024 and 2025 U19 National Team (2025 U19 World Championship, 2024 U19 Continental Championship – gold)
  • Aleksey Mikhailenko: 2024 and 2025 U19 National Team (2025 U19 World Championship, 2024 U19 Continental Championship – gold)
  • Roman Payne: 2024 and 2025 U19 National Team  (2025 U19 World Championship; 2024 U19 Continental Championship – gold)
  • Isiah Powell: 2025 U19 National Team (2025 U19 Pan Am Cup – gold)
  • Luc Soerensen: 2024 and 2025 U19 National Team  (2025 U19 World Championship; 2024 U19 Continental Championship – gold)
  • Elan Taylor: 2025 U19 National Team (2025 U19 World Championship)
  • Rafa Urbina: 2024 and 2025 U19 National Team  (2025 U19 World Championship; 2024 U19 Continental Championship – gold)
  • Kainoa Wade: 2024 and 2025 U21 National Team (2025 U21 World Championship – bronze; 2025 U19 Pan Am Cup – gold)

Griffin Dieter, Drake Foley, Mateo Fuerbringer, Cameron Kosty and Connor Oldani are all making their first appearances on a U.S. national team.

The 2025 Men’s U21 National Team was the most succesful in history, winning the first-ever medal at a U21 World Championship (bronze) and gold at the Pan Am Cup.

“We’re excited to work with a group of experienced and talented young athletes in preparation for our U21 Pan American Cup,” head coach Donan Cruz said. “This will be a blend of younger guys moving up from U19 and a few players from our U21 team that earned bronze in China at Worlds. This intersection will be a great springboard into our cycle as we look ahead to the next World Championships.”

2026 Men’s U21 National Team

Name (Pos., Ht., Hometown, School, USAV Region)
Grayson Bradford (OPP, 6-11, Redondo Beach, Calif., UCLA, Southern California Southern Nevada)
Jackson Cryst (MB, 6-10, Long Beach, Calif., Long Beach State, Southern California Southern Nevada)
Griffin Dieter (L, 6-4, San Diego, Calif., Torrey Pines HS, Southern California Southern Nevada)
Noah Douphner (OH, 6-6, Stevenson Ranch, Calif., CSUN, Southern California Southern Nevada)
Johnny Dykstra (L, 6-2, Manhattan Beach, Calif., USC, Southern California Southern Nevada)
Blake Fahlbusch (OH, 6-8, Manhattan Beach, Calif., Loyola HS of Los Angeles, Southern California Southern Nevada)
Drake Foley (L, 6-4, Newport Beach, Calif., Corona Del Mar HS, Southern California Southern Nevada)
Mateo Fuerbringer (OH, 6-5, Hermosa Beach, Calif., Mira Costa HS, Southern California Southern Nevada)
Lucas Helle (S, 6-4, Pauline, S.C., Dorman HS, Palmetto)
Tommy Henige (MB, 6-9, Glendale, Ariz., Perry HS, Arizona)
Logan Hutnick (OH, 6-6, Huntington Beach, Calif., Huntington Beach HS, Southern California Southern Nevada)
Myles Jordan (OH, 6-5, Houston, Texas, Long Beach State, Lone Star)
Trevell Jordan (MB, 6-10, Mesa, Ariz., Hawai’i, Arizona)
Cooper Keane (OPP, 6-7, Hermosa Beach, Calif., USC, Southern California Southern Nevada)
Cameron Kosty (S, 6-5, Hayward, Calif., UC Irvine, Southern California Southern Nevada)
Grant Lamoureux (OH, 6-10, Clemmons, N.C., Pepperdine, Carolina)
Aleksey Mikhailenko (OH, 6-8, Mequon, Wis., Homestead HS, Badger)
Connor Oldani (OPP, 6-5, Phoenix, Ariz., BYU, Arizona)
Roman Payne (MB, 7-0, Carlsbad, Calif., Hawai’i, Southern California Southern Nevada)
Isiah Powell (MB, 6-8, Silver Spring, Md., Springbrook HS, Chesapeake)
Luc Soerensen (MB, 6-8, Meadville, Pa., Meadville Area Senior HS, Keystone)
Elan Taylor (OH, 6-4, San Jose, Calif., Valley Christian HS, Northern California)
Rafa Urbina (S, 6-5, Broomfield, Colo., UCLA, Rocky Mountain)
Kainoa Wade (OPP, 6-9, Kailua, Hawai’i, Hawai’i, Aloha)

Coaches
Head Coach: Donan Cruz (Hawai’i)
Assistant Coach: Rory Prager (USC)
Assistant Coach: Ryan Ammerman (Arizona women’s volleyball)
Performance Analyst: AJ Ruttenberg (UCLA)
Athletic Trainer: Ben Colletti (Loyola Chicago)
Team Leader: Brandon Oswald (NTDP)