April Ross

April Ross is only one of the few beach volleyball athletes to win medals at least twice in an Olympics. Alix Klineman has become a brand new Olympian who will be joining her at Tokyo. Ross is also hoping to win her very first Olympic medal. Perhaps it is her last opportunity, given that she is 39 years old. She's certain that the top prizes are within reach. Ross on NBC Boston, said that If the team is performing well or at all it could be able to win gold. In addition, I'll try the chance to have chances. Ross was a Californian born in the city of Costa Mesa in 1982. She lived here with her father, mother and sister. Ross was a competitive athlete in a variety of sports during her time at Newport Harbor High School. While a prep student she played basketball, indoor volleyball and running track. She clearly was the top in the game of indoor volleyball. In her college profile, she played outside of the hitter middle blocker, and setter throughout her volleyball time at high school. Gatorade Circle of Champions named her as the National Player of 1999. She also received an Orange County Athlete of the Year award in volleyball. Ross Klineman and Ross may be working on a project in 2017, but Ross was already an established player at the beach before they came together. She has had the chance to win numerous tournaments, including one with an iconic volleyball player. Jennifer Kessy was her partner for six years, from 2007 to the year 2013. She also coached Klineman as well as herself. Together together with Kessy Ross was awarded the World Championship in 2009, while racing internationally. In 2012, the pair took silver in London's Olympics. They were knocked out of the gold medal by the legendary group comprising Misty and Kerri Walsh (Jennings). It was fate that had them. Ross was Walsh Jennings' new partner as May-Treanor stepped down. In 2016, the pair won bronze in the Rio Olympics for beach volleyball. Ross was a student athlete with the Trojans of USC prior to the start of her professional career. She was a player in high school, and even years prior to hitting the beach as a professional. This was an impressive run for Ross at the university. The year 2000 was her freshman year. saw her earn the Pac-10 and NCAA Freshman of the Award and also be named an All-American. The Trojans had the chance to get to the Final Four with her help. The Trojans were devastated through a tragedy in her life during her sophomore year. However, she was able to make it an All-American again. In her last two years in the Trojans program, she guided the Trojans to winning a national title each year. Ross was an excellent volleyball player, winning the Honda Sports Award in 2003-04 as the top female college volleyball player. Ross studied the field of international relations in USC. Margie Ross, Ross' mother, did not have the opportunity to see her daughter grow into the beach volleyball's biggest star. Ross's mother passed away from cancer of the breast when she was a sophomore in USC. However, she continues to remember her deceased parent close and close. Also, Margie remains a source of encouragement for her on the beach as well as in everyday life.