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About Kerri Walsh

Kerri Walsh is a a sportswoman from United States. She has been listed on FreeOnes since September 4th 2004 and is ranked #32798. Our records show that Kerri Walsh is currently active which means she is still making videos and/or performing in live cam shows.

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Name: Kerri Walsh
Aliases: Unknown
Official website: Unknown
Feature dancer: No
Date of birth: August 15, 1978
Age: 46
Sexual Orientation: Unknown
Astrological sign: Leo (Jul 23 - Aug 23)
Profession: Sportswoman
Career status: Active
Career start: Unknown
Career end: Unknown
Date of death: N/A
Place of birth: Saratoga, CA - California, United States
Nationality: Unknown

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Ethnicity: Caucasian
Boobs: Natural
Bust: 81
Cup: A
Bra: 32A
Waist: 58 cm
Hip: 83 cm
Butt: Unknown
Height: 190 cm
Weight: 62 kg
Hair Color: Blonde
Eye Color: Blue
Piercings: No
Piercing locations: Unknown
Tattoos: No
Tattoo locations: Unknown
Shoe Size: 41 eu

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Kerri was one of the leading talents on the United States Olympic Team that competed in Sydney, Australia in 2000, helping the U.S. Team to a strong 4th place finish. After Stanford and the Olympics, Kerri turned to the beach, teamed up with the dynamic Misty May, and rocketed to the #1 ranking in the world in competition on the FIVB (World) Tour. 2003 marked Kerri's first season on the U.S. beach tour, as she and Misty joined forces with the hot AVP Tour. Kerri and Misty went an incredible 38-0 during their first year on the AVP Tour, winning every domestic tournament in which they competed. Kerri and her teammate Misty May brought home the Gold Medal in the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens, Greece. It was the first Women's Beach Volleyball Gold Medal for the United States in US Olympic history.