Mia Tvrdy

2025 · SOPHOMORE

Mia Tvrdy is a sophomore middle blocker for the Women of Troy.

Transferred to USC following one season (2024) at Oregon

2024 · FRESHMAN at OREGON

Played in 14 matches and saw action in 26 sets

Totaled 26.5 points (1.02 pps) on 18 kills (0.69 kps) and 14 blocks to go with four digs

HIGH SCHOOL AND CLUB

Prepped at Papillion-La Vista High School in Papillion, Neb.

2023 MaxPreps All-America first team

2023 AVCA High School All-America first team

2023 Omaha World-Herald All-Nebraska first team

2023 UnderArmour All-American

2023 Lincoln Journal Star Super State first team

2023 Nebraska Coaches High School All-Star

2023 AVCA Best and Brightest third team

2023 Nebraska State Volleyball Championship runner-up

Selected for 2023 USA National Player Development Program

Named on 2023 Nebraska’s Super Six

2023 Nebraska All-State first-team Class A

Ranked top middle blocker in Nebraska and No. 10 nationally in 2023

Averaged 3.73 kills per set as a senior with 19 matches in double-digit kills including a season-high 21 kills

Totaled 1,169 kills, 299 blocks, and 75 aces

2022 Channel 6 Player of the Week

2022 ACVA Phenom

2022 Lincoln Journal Star second-team Super State, first-team Class A

2022 Omaha World-Herald third-team Super State, second-team Class A

2022 Nebraska stat leader in blocks, hitting percentage, and kills

2022 All-Metro team

Ranked top middle blocker and No. 2 volleyball player in Nebraska for class of 2024

2021 All-Metro honorable mention

Played for Premier Nebraska Volleyball Club

Graduated Magna Cum Laude was a four-year honor roll recipient

Also lettered in tennis and basketball in high school

PERSONAL

Mia Aliviah-Mae Tvrdy was born on Oct. 11, 2006, in Orange, Calif.

Parents are Jesse Tvrdy and Rommel Motly

Father Rommel played professional baseball for the Cleveland Indians (1996-97)

Names tennis champion Serena Williams as biggest sports hero

Favorite USC athlete is track and field All-American and head coach Quincy Watts

Aspires to play professional volleyball overseas

Majoring in economics at the USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences