Jeffrey Jendryk II is an accomplished American professional volleyball player renowned for his role as a middle-blocker. He was born on September 15, 1995, in Wheaton, Illinois, USA. He currently competes for Prisma Volley and the national team of the United States.
Jendryk's career highlights include earning a bronze medal at the 2018 FIVB World Championship and the 2019 FIVB World Cup, as well as multiple silver and bronze medals in the FIVB Nations League and NORCECA Championship. He studied and played volleyball at Loyola University Chicago, where he won the NCAA national championship in 2015 and was named to the All-Tournament team as the Most Outstanding Player.
Jendryk has also achieved success in club competitions, winning several titles with Berlin Recycling Volleys in Germany. His accolades further include being recognized as the Best Middle Blocker at the 2019 NORCECA Championship.
Jeff Jendryk II siblings
Jeffrey Jendryk II was born to Jeffrey Jendryk and Jill. He has two older sisters, Jessica and Jenna.
Jeff Jendryk sister
Jeff Jendryk has two older sisters named Jessica and Jenna. Jessica was a standout player who played for the University of Illinois and later at St. Louis University, earning a master's degree. She works at Morgan Stanley and coaches volleyball at the Sports Performance Volleyball Club in Aurora, Illinois.
Jenna, known for her athleticism, was a key player at Benet Academy and also contributed to Sports Performance's 18 Elite team. She currently works as a traffic manager for JB Hunt.
FAQ's about Jeff Jendryk
Jeff Jendryk was born on September 15, 1995, in Wheaton, Illinois, United States.
He has played for Loyola Ramblers, Berlin Recycling Volleys, Asseco Resovia, LUK Lublin, and currently plays for Prisma Volley.
Yes, he has represented the United States in various tournaments including the FIVB World Championship, World Cup, Nations League, and NORCECA Championship.
He won the NCAA national championship with Loyola Ramblers in 2015 and was named to the All-Tournament team as the Most Outstanding Player.
His achievements include winning the NCAA national championship, multiple German Championships and Cups with Berlin Recycling Volleys, and earning individual awards like Best Middle Blocker at the NORCECA Championship.
