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Flo Hyman

Born: July 31, 1954
Volleyball

3-time All-America spiker at Houston and captain of 1984 U.S. Women's Olympic team; died of heart attack caused by Marfan Syndrome during a match in Japan in 1986; namesake of award given out annually by the Women's Sports Foundation.

Died: Jan. 24, 1986

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