Hear from Aaron
- How Aaron learned the game"I've learned a lot from my dad, who played at Penn State. I grew up watching him play outdoor a lot, and whenever he had any time off at tournaments, he'd grab a ball and teach me on an open court."
CareerTimeline
Most Notable
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Member of U.S. Men's National Team since 2014
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2019 USAV Co-Player of the Year
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Has played professionally in Italy since 2015
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MVP at 2018 FIVB Club World Cup Championship with Italy's Trentino
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Represented U.S. on both Men's Junior and Boys' Youth National Teams
Events
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2023 Olympic Qualifier - Gold
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2023 NORCECA Continental Championship - Gold
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2023 Volleyball Nations League Final - Silver
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2023 Volleyball Nations League Weeks One and Three
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2022 FIVB World Championship - 6th
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2022 FIVB Volleyball Nations League Final Round - Silver
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2022 FIVB Volleyball Nations League Weeks One, Two, Three
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2019 FIVB Tokyo Men's Volleyball Qualification tournament - Gold
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2019 FIVB World Cup - Bronze
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2019 Volleyball Nations League Final Round - Silver
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2018 World Championship - Bronze
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2018 Volleyball Nations League Final Round - Bronze
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2017 NORCECA Continental Championship - Gold; Best Spiker
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2016 Olympic Games - Bronze; named to Dream Team
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2015 FIVB Men's World League Final Round - Bronze
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2014 NORCECA World Championship Qualifier - Best Spiker; made U.S. Men's National Team debut
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2013 FIVB U21 World Championship - Men's Junior National Team
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2011 U19 Pan American Cup - Bronze; Boys' Youth National Team
Personal Highlights
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Born in 1993
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Married Kendall Pierce in 2017...Pierce played collegiately at Penn State
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Second oldest of five brothers
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Played club ball at Maryland Volleyball Club under Olympic gold medalist Aldis Berzins
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Trained with Centennial HS girls team because the school did not sponsor boys' volleyball