April Ross

April Ross, a beach volleyball star in the US is part of a select set of females who've been awarded medals at more than one Olympics. Alix klineman, who is taking part for the very first time in Tokyo's Olympics and will attempt to win her third medal. Ross aims to earn her Olympic debut gold, but she is also aiming to win greater. At 39 and has a long way to go, this could be her last chance. Still confident, however. Ross, via NBC Boston, said that when the team performs consistently or well they can earn a gold. In addition, I'll try the chance to have chances. Ross was a Californian born in Costa Mesa in 1982. She lived here with her father, mother and younger sister. Ross's athletic endeavors was continued by Newport Harbor High School where she was a part of a number of different sports. Her pre-athletic career comprised indoor volleyball along with basketball, track and running. She stood out however during this game. When she played in her college volleyball season as per her college bio, she was a middle-blocker, outside-hitter and setter. Her achievements were rewarded by her being named 1999 Gatorade's National Circle of Champions players of the year. Also, she won the award in 2000. Orange County Athlete of the Year trophy for volleyball. Ross and Klineman began the partnership in 2017, however, Ross had been a beach-scene celebrity for a long time prior to. It's true that she's had numerous big wins as well as one of her partners was an all-star volleyball player. She teamed up along with Jennifer Kessy from 2007-2013, and also was Klineman's trainer. Kessy was Ross's partner on the 2009 World Championships. In the 2012 Olympic Games, they were awarded the gold medal. Misty May, Kerri Walsh and Kerri Jennings were the trio to beat out for gold. It was fate that had them. Ross turned out to be Walsh Jennings' new partner when May-Treanor retired. Together, they won beach volleyball bronze for the Rio Olympics of the year 2016. Ross was a Trojans player for the USC throughout her college prior to becoming a professional. Ross's time in the Trojans was amazing. Her freshman year in 2000 earned her the Pac-10 as well as NCAA Freshman's of Award and also be named an All-American. She was also one of the key players in helping the Trojans reach it to the Final Four. During her sophomore year she suffered a tremendous personal loss but still managed to make it back as an All-American. In her last two years in the Trojans program, she coached the Trojans to winning a national title every time. She was a fantastic volleyball player and won the Honda Sports Award in 2003-04 as the most outstanding female volleyball player in the NCAA. Ross majored in the field of international relations in USC. Margie Ross did not get to watch her daughter's rise to fame as a beach volleyball player. Ross's mother died of cancer of the breast when she was a sophomore at USC. She has kept her mother in her heart. Margie has inspired her both in her personal life and at the beach.