Andrew Kim '25, a standout from Hobart volleyball, has made history as the first player from the program to sign a professional contract, joining Black Volley Beskydy in the Czech Extraliga First Division. Throughout his illustrious college career, he led the team to significant victories, culminating in a remarkable 38-20 record as a two-year captain. Head Coach Steve England praised Kim's contributions, emphasizing his pivotal role in shaping the program’s success and expressing excitement for his future in professional volleyball.

By the Numbers
  • Kim ranks second nationally in NCAA Division III for points per set (5.42) and third for kills per set (4.62) during the 2025 season.
  • He holds the NCAA Division III career kills record with 1,828 kills across 443 sets.
  • Achieved five-time AVCA All-American status, with four consecutive first-team selections.
State of Play
  • Kim's transition to professional volleyball marks a significant milestone for the Hobart program.
  • His exceptional collegiate performance has attracted attention in international leagues.
What's Next

As Kim begins his professional career in the Czech Republic, expectations are high for his performance on the international stage. This could potentially open doors for more Hobart players to pursue professional opportunities abroad.

Bottom Line

Andrew Kim's signing with Black Volley Beskydy not only highlights his personal accomplishments but also sets a precedent for future Hobart volleyball players, marking a new era for the program.