Lauren Stivrin is an American volleyball player. Lauren recently had surgery due to an injury. Let’s find out what had happened.
The volleyball player plays for the Nebraska Volleyball Roster as a middle blocker. In 2014, she had won the 16 open divisions at the USA Volleyball Junior National Championships.
Lauren was redshirted in her first year at Nebraska University in 2016.
After she averaged 1.07 blocks per set and 2.55 kills with a.374 hitting percentage in a total of 33 matches, she was named as AVCA second-team All American.
For the second straight year, Lauren had earned an AVCA All-North Region and All-Big Ten First honors, and with a.412 hitting percentage during conference play she was ranked third in the Big Ten.
The volleyball player was also picked for Husker Invitational All-Tournament Team after hitting 500 with nine kills, two squares against No.18 Creighton and a season-high 18 kills on.361 against No.20 Purdue with a profession high 36 assaults.
Lauren Stivrin’s Parents: Who Are Her Dad And Mom?
Lauren was born to her parents, Alex Stivrin and Claire Stivrin.
Her father was also an athlete who used to play basketball at Creighton and Colorado, followed by time in NBA and Atlanta Hawks in 1993. Alex was a member of the Lincoln East’s 1978, A State Championship Basketball Team.
Lauren has a sister named Amber Stivrin and a brother named Lucas Stivrin. Lucas is a basketball player in Nevada.
Her sister Amber is a sophomore outside hitter for Georgia.
Lauren Stivrin’s Height: How Tall Is She?
Lauren is 6 feet 4 inches tall. Lauren was born on 26 May 1998 in Scottsdale, Arizona. The volleyball player is currently 23 years old
She completed her school at the Huskers from Chaparral High School and did her bachelor’s degree from the University of Nebraska in mass communication.
For Nebraska Volleyball Roster her jersey number is 26. In 2018, she was named in NCCA Championship All-Tournament Team.
Lauren Stivrin’s Back Surgery Update
The three-time All American had battled a back surgery that she struggled with for the last part of the Husker’s 2020 season. After surgery, she had months of rehab.
Lauren had lost 20 pounds after her surgery and had lost 11 pounds of muscle. It was hard for her to regain the muscles and get used to her body again.
Stivrin has been training and working out for hours to get back in shape. She is improving and is back to being healthy.
The volleyball player has come back to Nebraska for one more season and taken advantage of the extra year of eligibility granted by NCCA due to Covid-19.