Brittany Hochevar

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Brittany Hochevar
portrait
birthday May 26, 1981
place of birth Fowler, United States
size 1.84 m
Indoor volleyball
position passing
societies

2005–

0 		California State University, Long Beach
Puerto Rico
Turkey
Spain
National team
2002-2004 A national team
successes
2003 - NORCECA Champion
2003 - Bronze Pan American Games
beach volleyball
Partner 2004–2005 various
2006 Logan Tom
2007 Lauren Fendrick
2007 Holly McPeak
2007–2008 Keao Burdine
2008–2009 Jennifer Fopma
2010 Dianne DeNecochea
2011 Jennifer Fopma
2011 Lisa Rutledge
2012 Angela Akers
2013 Lauren Fendrick
2014 Carico Lane
2014–2015 Heather McGuire
2015–2016 Jennifer Fopma
2016–2018 Emily Day
2018 Kelly Claes
since 2019 Carly Wopat
World ranking Position 37
successes
2013 - Fifth of the World Championships
2018 - Second FIVB 4-Star Xiamen
As of March 12, 2019

Brittany Hochevar (born May 26, 1981 in Fowler ) is an American volleyball and beach volleyball player .

Career

Hochevar began playing volleyball at Fowler High School. She played on the university team while studying at California State University, Long Beach . From 2002 to 2004, the setter was active in the US national team . With the team she won the 2003 NORCECA championship and the bronze medal at the Pan American Games . From 2005 to 2008 she also played for clubs in Puerto Rico , Turkey and Spain .

In 2004 she started her career as a beach volleyball player and in the first two years she took part in the AVP tour with various partners . In 2006 she played with Olympian Logan Tom . During the season, however, she suffered a serious back injury. She returned the following year. On the American tour she was with Lauren Fendrick , Holly McPeak and Keao Burdine . The latter was also her partner in 2008 before moving to Jennifer Fopma . In 2009 and 2010 Hochevar completed her first open tournaments in Phuket and Sanya on the FIVB World Tour with Jenny Kropp and Jaimi Gregory . In 2010, her teammate in the USA was Dianne DeNecochea .

In 2011, Hochevar played three open tournaments with Fopma and came 17th in Shanghai . In Stavanger she took part in a Grand Slam for the first time with her new partner Lisa Rutledge . At the Open tournaments in Québec and The Hague , Hochevar / Rutledge finished ninth each time. In 2012, Hochevar formed a duo with Angela Akers . After there were only places 25 and 33 at first, the team climbed to 17th place at the last joint appearance in Stare Jabłonki . At the end of the 2012 season and the first tournaments in 2013, Hochevar played alternately with Emily Day and Summer Ross . She achieved two top 3 placements on the Continental Tour. In Corrientes , Hochevar was back on the field with Fendrick for the first time. Fendrick / Hochevar finished ninth in the Grand Slam in Rome. At the World Cup in Stare Jabłonki , Fendrick / Hochevar ended up in fifth place after a quarter-final defeat against the German Borger / Büthe .

In 2014, Hochevar first played with Carico Lane and later with Heather McGuire until June 2015 . After that, Jennifer Fopma was her partner again until May 2016. With Emily Day , Hochevar had some top ten results on the FIVB World Tour from 2016 to 2018 . Kelly was Claes Hochevars partner in 2018 . At the 4-star tournament of the World Tour in Xiamen , Claes / Hochevar reached the final, in which they lost to the Canadians Humana-Paredes / Pavan . In 2019 Hochevar forms a new duo with Carly Wopat ,

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Individual evidence

  1. ↑ FIVB team ranking (as of March 11, 2019)
personal data
SURNAME Hochevar, Brittany
BRIEF DESCRIPTION American volleyball and beach volleyball player
DATE OF BIRTH May 26, 1981
PLACE OF BIRTH Fowler , United States