Holly McPeak is one of the world's top beach volleyball athletes. In her 17 years on the beach, she has won 72 career titles, second only to Misty May-Treanor and Kerri Walsh for the most of any women in pro beach volleyball history, and an Olympic bronze medal at the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens, Greece, with her partner, Elaine Youngs.

In addition, Holly has won over $1 million in prize money, the first female pro beach athlete to break that million dollar mark.

Holly is now a three-time Olympian, having played in the 2004 Games with Youngs (Bronze medal), as well as the 2000 Games in Sydney, Australia, with Misty May (fifth place) and the 1996 Summer Games in Atlanta, Georgia with Nancy Reno (fifth place).

Holly is a top athlete and a great role model who enjoys speaking and working with people of all ages.

Here are Holly's three main sponsors for the 2008 season.

PNY Technologies
www.pny.com

PNY Technologies is a manufacturer and supplier of computer graphics accelerator cards for consumers and professionals, memory upgrade modules, flash media, and flash peripherals.

-- Speaking Engagements
-- Autograph Signings
-- Trade Show & Convention Appearances
-- Sales Meetings
-- Volleyball Camps and Clinics
-- Private Volleyball Lessons (off season only)

Why working with Holly and the sport of beach volleyball are good investments for you and your company?

Major feature articles on women's professional beach athletes appear in national publications such as Sports Illustrated, Real Sports, Volleyball Magazine, Shape, Women's Sport and Fitness, Outside Magazine, Vanity Fair, Vogue, Time, Newsweek and People.

In addition to live coverage of the events on NBC, CBS, ABC, ESPN, ESPN2, and Fox, beach volleyball athletes like Holly have been featured on "The Tonight Show," "Oprah," "American Journal," "Extra," "Entertainment Television" and MTV.

All AVP Tour events have telecasts which are scheduled to air on Fox Sports. In addition, a number of them will be televised live on FOX and NBC.

Daily papers in major metropolitan areas which cover the AVP Tour include USA Today, Washington Post, Los Angeles Times, Chicago Tribune, and the San Francisco Chronicle. Smaller papers in local towns where tournaments take place also cover each day of the tournament and they include cities throughout the United States.

Contacting Holly

If you are at all interested in supporting Holly through a sponsorship role, and sharing in the exciting sport, please send an email using the Contact Holly page within this web site. Holly will be in touch soon after to discuss your interests.

Thank you for your interest.