Achievements and accolades
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So I did a thing - I bought my momma a car!!!! This woman right here bends over backwards for anyone and everyone. I can’t thank you enough for all you have done. I love you!!!
Women’s sports yay!
Thank you to all of the women before me who have paved the way and worked to grow the game. Because of this sport, I have met so many unbelievable athletes but even better human beings and for that I am eternally grateful. ❤️
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Me and my guy
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Family, family, family
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Justine's motto
I will never forget the text he sent me when I found out I was going to the Tokyo Olympics. Truly believing I had all the capabilities to perform was my super power and I felt the most confident I had ever felt in a tournament.
Professional volleyball is coming to Omaha in November 2024.
A libero from Cypress, California, Justine grew up playing for LOVB club Mizuno Long Beach. She's an alumna of University of Nebraska, where she helped the Cornhuskers win a national title in 2015. She helped lead the U.S. Women’s National Team to its first Olympic gold at Tokyo 2020 – earning Best Libero honors while doing so – and followed up with silver at Paris 2024. Also with Team USA, she’s won two Volleyball Nations League titles and was named Best Libero at the 2021 tournament. While growing up, Justine represented the U.S. at the 2011 FIVB Beach Youth World Championships, where she competed with fellow 2024 Olympian, Sara Hughes.
Hometown
Cypress, CA
College
University of Nebraska
Position
Libero
Highlight
Two-time Olympic Medalist