There is one name which comes to mind when talking about Men’s Cuban volleyball: Leonel Marshall. Both father and son have been prominent Cuban volleyball players.
Leonel Marshall was a player in the second half of the 1970′s, who in 1976, aged 21, gained an Olympic bronze medal for the Cuban volleyball team, playing in all 6 matches of the event.
He played again for the Cuban volleyball team in the 1980 Olympics, again playing in all 6 matches, but the team finished in overall 7th position.
Nowadays it is his son, Havana born Leonel Marshall Jr who has been making a name for himself on the volleyball pitch. A strapping 1.96 metres tall, Marshall Jr came into the public spotlight in the 2000 Olympic games where he was the youngest member of the Cuban volleyball team, at 20 years old.
Since then in the world of volleyball, Leonel Marshall has gone on to become one of the premier players heralding from Cuba with an incredible ability for being able to jump up a whopping 1.27 metres into the air from standing.
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