Liz
McMahon

Athlete Bio#

Height

6'7"

Hometown

Liberty Township, Ohio

Education

Lakota West High School (West Chester, Ohio)/2011 University of Illinois

Most Notable

First player at University of Illinois in any sport to win the Senior CLASS award
Two-time AVCA Honorable Mention All-American
Helped U.S. win silver at the 2010 Youth Olympic Games as she led offense with 3.45 kills per set. Was leading scorer of the Youth Olympic Games teams prior to an injury before the gold-medal match

MAJOR INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION:

2017: Pan Am Cup (Gold); FIVB World Grand Prix

Did You Know:

League champion and most valuable player of 2015-16 South Korea V-League playing with IBK Altos
Played in 134 career matches at University of Illinois
Posted 1,443 career kills, 434 blocks, 180 digs, 30 service aces and 21 assists, with a lifetime .248 hitting percentage at University of Illinois
Graduated from University of Illinois in 2015 with a degree in sport management
Named the 2008 Gedney's Pickle Lover of the Year where she won a year's supply of pickles
Member of 2010 U.S. Women's Junior National Team that won gold at the NORCECA Women's U20 Continental Championship
Parents are Kevin and Janine McMahon
Siblings are brother Colin and sister Clare

Liz McMahon's Favorites
Food: Cereal ... Book: Seeds Planted in Concrete ... Music Type: Indie ... Musical Group: Zac Brown Band ... Movie It's a Wonderful Life ... Actress: Sandra Bullock ... Professional Teams: Chicago Bulls and Cubs ... Athlete: Michael Jordan.

Hobbies and Interests: Loves being creative with graphic design, journaling and crafting.

Most Admired Person: Both of her parents because "they've made me who I am.

Happiest Moment in Life: "Christmas mornings with my family

Path to the Podium

Started playing youth club volleyball at age 8 when she joined Team Z Volleyball Club in 2001
Helped U.S. win silver at the 2010 Youth Olympic Games as she was the leading scorer of the event prior to an injury before the gold-medal match
Member of the 2010 U.S. Women’s Junior National Team that won gold at the NORCECA U20 Continental Championship
Two-time AVCA Honorable Mention All-American at University of Illinois
Made U.S. Women’s National Team debut at 2017 Pan American Cup

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