Devon Nicole Newberry

About

American beach volleyball player best known for competing professionally on the FIVB and AVP circuits. She also earned recognition for her successful collegiate career at UCLA, during which she helped the school achieve two Pac-12 Championships and reach three NCAA finals, while earning multiple All-Pac-12 and All-Tournament honors. After turning pro in 2023, she went on to win gold at the 2025 FIVB Futures event in New Zealand and bronze at the 2025 Yucatan Challenge.

Before Fame

She joined the USA youth beach volleyball pipeline when she was only 10 years old, training with the national team and ultimately finishing fourth at the 2018 U19 Beach World Championships and Youth Olympic Games. She was a dual-sport athlete in indoor and beach volleyball at Marymount High School, where she accrued over 1,000 kills, multiple PrepVolleyball awards, and CIF-SS finals appearances. While attending UCLA, she maintained numerous terms on the Athletic Director's Honor Roll before graduating in 2023 with a degree in sociology.

Trivia

As a high school student, she and her partner Lindsey Sparks made history when they became the first U-18 duo to qualify for the main draw of both the Hermosa and Manhattan Beach Opens in the same year, 2018.

Family Life

She and her older sister Emily were born to parents Jodi and Dennis Newberry. 

Associated With

Micha Hancock and Justine Wong-Orantes are also notable women's volleyball players from the United States.