Photos

In Action

Competitive frames from the tour and training courts, alongside the quieter moments away from the match.

This gallery gathers action shots and behind-the-scenes imagery from a professional beach volleyball career rooted in Hawai'i and carried onto the international tour. The framing leans editorial: full-bleed photography, generous whitespace, and a light grey-blue backdrop that lets white cards and the single coral accent carry the visual hierarchy. Sections are separated only by shifts in background color rather than borders or rules, keeping the layout airy and uncluttered while the images do the talking.

The competitive frames come from tour courts and training sessions, capturing the split-second body mechanics of the game — reads at the net, quick transitions on the sand, and the quiet focus between points. Alongside those, quieter moments away from the match reveal the daily rhythm that supports a season on the road. Together the categories, from action shots to off-court personal gear and downtime, build a visual narrative of discipline, travel, and recovery.

Hawai'i roots are documented through images tied to the Outrigger Canoe Club program, where the formative years of training took place. That origin story continues with a career snapshot section that gathers numbers and milestones behind the photographs, connecting the early club setting to later World Tour competition and match point drama on sand courts in places like Redondo Beach, California. It is a clear arc from a native Hawaiian upbringing to an elite international career.

Travel and tournament imagery rounds out the collection, showing the road side of professional beach volleyball — flights, gear, and the temporary homes that come with a multi-stop schedule. Behind-the-scenes photography adds another layer, offering a glimpse at the work that happens once the cameras leave. The site's overall design mirrors that approach: minimal and photography-led, with a near-black header, light sans-serif typography, wide letter-spacing on labels, and flat icons rendered in a single accent color.