Logan Tom

American volleyball player and outside hitter who won Olympic silver in 2008 and bronze in 2012, competing in four consecutive Olympics from 2000-2012.

Born in Napa, California in 1981, Logan Maile Lei Tom emerged from a multicultural background that would shape her global perspective on volleyball. Her athletic talents became evident during her high school years, leading to a standout collegiate career at Stanford University from 2000 to 2003. At Stanford, she established herself as one of the most dominant players in NCAA volleyball history, earning multiple All-American honors and helping the Cardinal capture the 2001 NCAA championship. Tom's international career spanned an remarkable four Olympic Games from 2000 to 2012, making her one of the most experienced players in USA Volleyball history. Her Olympic debut came as a teenager at the 2000 Sydney Games, and she steadily developed into the team's primary outside hitter and offensive weapon. The pinnacle of her international success arrived at the 2008 Beijing Olympics, where she helped lead the United States to a silver medal, followed by a bronze medal performance at the 2012 London Games. Between Olympic cycles, she competed extensively in European professional leagues, including stints in Italy, Turkey, and Russia, where she refined her skills against the world's elite players. Standing 6'1" with exceptional versatility, Tom was renowned for her ability to excel in multiple positions, transitioning seamlessly between outside hitter and opposite hitter roles. Her powerful serving, precise attacking, and improved defensive skills made her one of the most complete players of her generation. She finished her USA national team career with over 2,000 international points, ranking among the program's all-time leaders in multiple statistical categories. Tom's impact extends beyond her playing achievements, as she helped elevate the profile of American volleyball during a golden era for the women's national team. Following her retirement from professional play, she transitioned into coaching and player development roles, working with both club programs and international teams. Her four Olympic appearances and sustained excellence over more than a decade established her as one of the defining figures in modern American volleyball.

Dynamic outside hitter known for powerful attacks, exceptional jumping ability, and versatility in both indoor and beach volleyball

One of the most accomplished American volleyball players, competing in four Olympics and helping elevate the profile of women's volleyball in the US

• Olympic Silver 2008 (USA)
• Olympic Bronze 2012 (USA)
• NORCECA champion multiple
• All-Star multiple