From California to Olympic Glory: How Misty May-Treanor Almost Quit Volleyball at 16 After Being Cut From Her High School Team
Unwavering in the face of adversity
October 26, 2026
Updated October 8, 2026 by Alisha Shrestha
Misty May-Treanor, a legendary beach volleyball player, faced a critical crossroads when she was removed from her high school squad. Yet this challenge became her catalyst for greatness.
Born July 30, 1977, in California, she achieved unmatched success partnering Kerri Walsh Jennings. She secured three straight Olympic gold medals (2004 Athens, 2008 Beijing, 2012 London) and dominated with 112 career tournament victories, including multiple FIVB World Tour titles and AVP championships—cementing her legacy as the most decorated female beach volleyball athlete ever.
Her collegiate years at Long Beach State were equally remarkable, guiding her team to an undefeated season and NCAA championship in 1998.
Misty May-Treanor's Remarkable Pivot: From Near-Retirement to Beach Volleyball Greatness!
At just 16, the emotional blow of being cut from her high school team threatened to derail her dreams. However, with steadfast support from her father Butch May—a former Olympic player—these setbacks transformed into fuel for her ambition.
Guided by his wisdom, she transitioned to competitive club volleyball, relentlessly honing her craft until she reached the pinnacle of the sport.
Today, Misty channels her passion into nurturing future generations as Long Beach City College's Volleyball Director and USC women's sand volleyball assistant coach.
Beyond coaching, she founded Dream in Gold (DIG), a beach volleyball initiative empowering young athletes. As a motivational speaker, she continues inspiring audiences globally, proving resilience defines true champions.
Did You Know?
- Butch May, Misty's father, represented the U.S. men's national team while her mother Barbara competed professionally in tennis.
- Married to MLB player Matt Treanor since 2004, they share three children and call California home.
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