Kimberly Hill

Club

Imoco Volley

Nationality

United States

Birth Date

30/11/1989

Birth Place

Oregon, USA

Height

193 cm

Weight

72 kg

 Most Notable

Selected 2014 USA Volleyball Female Indoor Most Improved PlayerNamed Most Valuable Player for 2014 FIVB World Championship after leading USA to the gold medalScored team-high 20 points in 2014 FIVB World Championship gold-medal match victory over China on Oct. 12While competing at Pepperdine University, first and only student-athlete to make the AVCA All-American first-team roster in both indoor and sand volleyball during the same academic year (2011-2012)

MAJOR INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION
2016 - NORCECA Olympic Qualification Tournament (Gold)
2015 - USA Volleyball Cup vs China...FIVB World Grand Prix (Gold)...FIVB World Cup (Bronze)
2014 - Montreux Volley Masters (Silver)...USA Volleyball Cup vs Brazil...FIVB World Grand Prix (5th Preliminary Round)...FIVB World Championship (Gold - Most Valuable Player)
2013 – Pan American Cup (Gold)…USA Volleyball Cup vs. Japan...FIVB World Grand Prix (6th)…NORCECA Championship (Gold)…FIVB Grand Champions Cup (Silver).Did you Know

Scored 26 aces in 45 sets during 2015 FIVB World Grand Prix Finals while holding averages of 2.69 points, 0.96 digs and 0.58 aces per set as Team USA won goldWent from one of 240 athletes who participated in the 2013 U.S. Women's National Team Open Tryouts to earning a starting role the same season and the 2014 FIVB World Championship most valuable playerFinished rookie season with Team USA in 2013 having played in 95 of possible 118 sets with 15 match starts and a 2.16 scoring average, including starts in all 14 FIVB World Grand Prix matchesAveraged 3.89 points, 1.43 digs, 0.41 aces, 3.20 kills and 0.27 blocks during 2014 FIVB World Championship, which included a .345 hitting efficiency while starting 11 of 13 matchesFinished 2014 season with 320 points, second most on the squad, and a 2.99 scoring average per setTwo-time AVCA All-America First-Team in sand volleyball at Pepperdine University. In 2012, member of the inaugural AVCA Sand Volleyball All-American class after reaching semifinals of the AVCA Collegiate Sand Volleyball National Pairs Championship alongside partner Lilla FrederickNamed AVCA All-America First-Team and West Coast Conference Player of the Year as a senior playing indoor in 2011While playing for Portland Christian High School, was named a Volleyball Magazine Fab 50 selection and was the #8 recruit in the nation according to prepvolleyball.com