American volleyball star Jordan Larson has alluded to the conclusion of her distinguished career with the U.S. women’s volleyball team, while also leaving open the possibility of a potential return in the future. The four-time Olympic medalist conveyed her uncertainty about resuming play with the national team in a recent press conference, indicating that her tenure on the international stage may be approaching its end.

At 37 years old, Larson has enjoyed an impressive tenure with the U.S. women’s volleyball team, contributing to their silver medal in Paris, gold in Tokyo (where she was honored as the tournament MVP), bronze in Rio, and silver in London. As the sole American athlete to secure four Olympic volleyball medals, Larson has firmly established her legacy in the sport.

Despite initially announcing her retirement from international competition following the Tokyo Games in March 2020, Larson made a surprising comeback to the national team in 2023 in pursuit of another Olympic opportunity. Following the conclusion of the Paris final on August 11, Larson has transitioned to a coaching role as an assistant coach at her alma mater, the University of Nebraska.

In addition to her coaching duties, Larson is preparing to compete in a new domestic professional league for a team based in Omaha, with the upcoming season scheduled to commence in January. Expressing a sense of tranquility and satisfaction with her decision, Larson conveyed appreciation for the chance to give her all on the volleyball court and expressed optimism regarding the next phase of her life.

Jordan Larson’s unwavering commitment and influence on the U.S. women’s volleyball team have made an enduring impact on the sport, and her forthcoming pursuits, both as a coach and a player in the domestic league, are certain to be met with eager anticipation and support from fans and the volleyball community at large.

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