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Zoe Fleck, now known as Zoe Jarvis, is a distinguished American professional volleyball libero whose journey from a determined youth athlete to a celebrated champion epitomizes resilience and dedication. Her father, David Fleck, an All-American diver for UCLA, undoubtedly influenced her athletic pursuits. Zoe’s passion for volleyball ignited at just nine years old, setting the stage for a remarkable career.

During her tenure at Sierra Canyon School in Chatsworth, California, Zoe’s exceptional talent as a libero became evident. She led her team to four consecutive Gold Coast League championships and was instrumental in securing the school’s first CIF Southern Section title in 2016. Her high school career culminated in defending the CIF title and clinching the 2017 CIF State Division II Championship, marking Sierra Canyon’s inaugural state volleyball title.​

Zoe’s collegiate journey began at UC Santa Barbara in 2018, where she steadily honed her skills. Seeking greater challenges, she transferred to UCLA where she was twice named the Pac-12 Libero of the Year and earned AVCA All-American honors.In 2022, Zoe joined the University of Texas at Austin, a move that proved pivotal. As the starting libero, she averaged 4.42 digs per set and played a crucial role in leading the Texas Longhorns to the NCAA Championship title. Her outstanding performance earned her First Team All-American honors, solidifying her reputation as one of the nation’s elite liberos.​

Transitioning to the professional arena, Zoe signed with USC Münster in Germany for the 2023–2024 season. Her international experience expanded as she represented the United States national team, securing a bronze medal at the 2023 Pan-American Volleyball Cup and a gold medal at the 2023 NORCECA Pan American Cup Final Six. In 2025, she returned to the U.S. to play for LOVB Austin, continuing to showcase her exceptional defensive skills on home soil.

Beyond the court, Zoe is an entrepreneur and advocate. In 2021, she founded All Out Volleyball, aiming to share the techniques and insights she developed throughout her journey from a mid-major walk-on to a national champion. Her commitment to the sport extends to mentoring aspiring athletes, emphasizing perseverance and self-belief.

On a personal note, Zoe is a dedicated vegan and animal rights activist, she embodies a holistic approach to her personal and professional life, inspiring many with her unwavering dedication and multifaceted pursuits.

Bergen Reilly is a standout NCAA volleyball setter for the University of Nebraska and a rising digital influencer redefining what it means to be an NIL athlete. At just 19 years old, the Sioux Falls, South Dakota native has built an impressive resume, earning accolades such as Gatorade Player of the Year, multiple All-American honors, and a spot on the USA Volleyball National Team, where she gained international experience competing against elite talent.

Currently studying Business Law, Reilly is focused on building a brand that extends beyond sports—one that embraces content creation, entrepreneurship, and long-term career growth. By signing with The Digital Renegades, a premier influencer talent firm, she is expanding her reach, securing meaningful brand partnerships, and setting the standard for the modern NIL athlete.

With a strong work ethic, authentic connection to her audience, and a passion for inspiring the next generation, Reilly is proving that an athlete’s impact doesn’t stop at the court—it thrives in the digital space.

Atiba Wade is a multifaceted professional known for his contributions to swimming, coaching, and stunt performance. A former NCAA All-American swimmer at the University of Georgia, Wade has also competed in two U.S. Olympic Trials. His expertise extends into fitness, coaching, and community service.
As the founder of H2GO Fitness, Wade emphasizes fitness and swimming instruction. Among his many coaching and leadership accomplishments, Atiba served as a lead swim coach for Team Army’s Recovery Care Program, working with wounded warriors to aid in their physical and mental recovery. His role in these programs demonstrates his innovative coaching methods and commitment to helping others overcome challenges  .

Wade is also a world class swim camp clinician where he shares his extensive knowledge of swimming techniques and fitness training with aspiring athletes. Additionally, he has coached Team USA swimmers in the Invictus Games, a Paralympic-style event, helping his athletes secure numerous gold medals  .

Outside of swimming, Wade has ventured into stunt performance, notably working on films like Black Panther: Wakanda Forever. His background in gymnastics, swimming, and bodyweight strength training prepared him for demanding underwater stunt work .

Through his diverse pursuits, Wade combines athleticism, coaching, and creativity to inspire and empower individuals in various communities.

Katharine Berkoff is an American swimmer and two-time Olympic medalist. The daughter of Olympian David Berkoff, she grew up in Missoula, Montana, and attended Hellgate High School before competing at North Carolina State University.

Berkoff’s early success included medals at the 2018 Junior Pan Pacific Championships and the 2019 Summer Universiade, where she won gold in the 100m backstroke. She continued her dominance at the NCAA level, winning multiple national titles and breaking records.

Internationally, she has won numerous medals at both the Short Course and Long Course World Championships. In 2022, she broke the American record in the 50m backstroke and secured silver at the World Championships. In 2023, she added a gold in the 4×100m medley relay and multiple individual medals at the World Championships and U.S. Nationals.