The genius setter of the US women s volleyball team, the daughter of Jordan, NBA, compete in Serie A, joining Milan women s volleyball team

On June 25, Serie A powerhouse Numia Vero Volley Milano officially announced that American star setter Kami Miner will wear the team jersey in the 2025-2026 season to compete in the Italian Women's Volleyball League and the European Champions League. She is currently only 22 years old and comes from Stanford University. She is one of the most promising new generation organizations in the US volleyball world in recent years.

Cami Miner was born on March 17, 2003. She is 1.83 meters tall and plays as a setter. It is worth mentioning that she is the daughter of former NBA player Harold Miner. She has played for the Miami Heat and the Cavaliers. It is worth mentioning that his father has outstanding dribbling skills in the basketball industry and won the reputation of "Jordan Jordan" at that time.

Because she was influenced by her family since childhood, she loved sports and showed her volleyball talent in high school in California. Camie Miner finally chose volleyball as her career development direction and was quickly selected for the U.S. youth national team. In 2018, she helped the U.S. team win the U.S. youth American Cup championship, and in 2019, she defeated Italy in the U19 World Championship final to win the world championship.

After graduating from high school, Miner entered Stanford University, a prestigious university in the United States, embarked on the journey of NCAA. From 2021 to 2025, she won the Pac-12 division championship twice with the team and won the AVCA first-class national honor for three consecutive years. Especially in the 2022-2023 and 2023-2024 seasons, she was twice selected as the Pac-12 Best Setter of the Year, and was awarded the ACC Atlantic Coast League best passer in the 2024-2025 season. These dazzling results have made her a rising star in the American volleyball world.

Now, she is about to embark on the journey of the European professional arena and launches a new challenge in the Milan women's volleyball team. Miner expressed his full expectations and longing for this trans-ocean journey:

"I am very excited and grateful. Being able to land in the Italian League is a dream I have been looking forward to since I embarked on my career path. I can't wait to join this talented and expert team. I will do my best to win the team. I hope to have a positive impact on the team, and I hope we can climb the peak together in the new season!"

Milan Club also has high hopes for this young pass commander. Her joining not only brings American-style organizational strength to the team, but also injects youth and explosive power. It is expected to compete with European strong teams in the Champions League in the future.

From the controller of the NCAA field to the upcoming Italian top league, Cami Miner's professional journey has just begun. The Serie A is known for its high requirements for technical, tactical and psychological qualities, which will be a comprehensive experience for her. In the new season, can she continue her glory in the European arena and grow into a world-class core setter? Fans will wait and see.