Vaughan Anoa’i a rising star athlete with a passion for volleyball and a deep connection to her Samoan heritage, is using her platform to make a difference. Inspired by the Fa’alavelave tradition of community support, Vaughan’s “#BlockBack” pledge aims to diversify club volleyball by making it more accessible for young girls. Read on to learn […]
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