Luke Herr (born 18 July 1994) is a Canadian professional volleyball player who plays as a setter and has represented the Canada men’s national volleyball team at the Olympic Games, Volleyball Nations League and continental championships. Born in Three Hills, Alberta, and raised in Winnipeg, Manitoba, he played collegiate volleyball for the University of Manitoba Bisons before beginning a professional career in Europe. He was Canada’s starting setter at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.
Herr was named Best Setter at the 2022 Pan American Cup and 2023 NORCECA Men’s Continental Championship, helping Canada earn silver medals at both tournaments. His club career has included competition in Germany, the Netherlands, Greece and France. Before turning professional, he recorded 3,816 assists for Manitoba, the most in the university’s rally-scoring era and the second-highest total in Canada West conference history at the time.
Player Information
| Field | Details |
|---|---|
| Full Name | Luke Herr |
| Date of Birth | 18 July 1994 |
| Place of Birth | Three Hills, Alberta, Canada |
| Hometown | Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada |
| Nationality | Canadian |
| Position | Setter |
| Height | 192 cm (6 ft 4 in) |
| Weight | 80 kg (CEV club registration) |
| Spike Reach | 335 cm (CEV registration) |
| Block Reach | 317 cm (earlier CEV registration) |
| Dominant Hand | Right |
| Current Club | AONS Milon Athens |
| Current League | Greek Volley League |
| Club Number | 2 (2026–27 CEV roster) |
| Previous Clubs | Netzhoppers Solwo Königspark KW, Amysoft Lycurgus Groningen, WWK Volleys Herrsching, Narbonne Volley |
| Previous Milon Tenure | 2022–2024 |
| College / University | University of Manitoba |
| College Team | Manitoba Bisons |
| High School | John Taylor Collegiate |
| Youth Club | Club 204 |
| Field of Study | Kinesiology and Recreation Management |
| National Team | Canada Men’s National Volleyball Team |
| National-Team Number | 2 (2026 VNL) |
| Olympic Participation | Paris 2024 |
| International Individual Awards | Best Setter — 2022 Pan American Cup; 2023 NORCECA Championship |
Early Life & Volleyball Beginnings
Luke Herr was born on 18 July 1994 in Three Hills, Alberta, and grew up in Winnipeg, Manitoba. He attended John Taylor Collegiate, where he developed the volleyball skills that eventually led him to university competition and a professional career overseas.
During his youth career, he played for Club 204, a Winnipeg-based volleyball organization. His development as a setter continued through the local competitive system before he joined the University of Manitoba Bisons.
The setter position requires a particularly demanding combination of decision-making, coordination and technical consistency. Unlike a primary attacker, a setter is involved in constructing most of the team’s offensive opportunities. Herr’s early progression therefore depended not only on physical development but also on gaining the experience necessary to read defenders, communicate with attackers and distribute the ball effectively.
In 2012, Herr entered the University of Manitoba men’s volleyball programme. He studied Kinesiology and Recreation Management while representing the Bisons in Canada West, one of the country’s leading university volleyball conferences.
His university career would become a defining stage of his development. Under longtime Manitoba coach Garth Pischke, Herr gained experience controlling an offense against strong collegiate teams while developing into one of the conference’s most productive setters.
University of Manitoba Career
Herr played for the Manitoba Bisons from 2012 to 2017, wearing jersey number 2.
Over five seasons, he became an important part of the team’s offensive organization. His responsibilities included distributing sets to the middle blockers and outside hitters, adjusting the offense when reception broke down and helping the team maintain attacking efficiency against opponents with strong blocking systems.
His statistical record was particularly substantial.
Herr accumulated 3,816 career assists, the highest total in the rally-scoring era of Manitoba men’s volleyball when he completed his university career. The figure also ranked second in Canada West conference history at the time, behind University of Alberta setter Brett Walsh.
He recorded two of the five highest single-season assist totals in Canada West history. During the 2014–15 season, he produced 980 assists. The following season, he improved that total to 988.
These numbers were evidence of his sustained responsibility within Manitoba’s offense rather than the result of a single successful campaign.
The Bisons enjoyed strong conference performances during his final collegiate seasons. In 2015–16, Manitoba finished second in Canada West’s regular-season standings, establishing itself among the leading teams in the conference.
Herr also received individual recognition for his performances.
In February 2016, he was named a Manitoba Bisons Athlete of the Week. He later earned another such recognition in December, following strong performances during the university season.
His 2016–17 campaign included selection to the Canada West First All-Star Team, a conference honor recognizing him among the leading players at his position.
Manitoba qualified for the 2017 U SPORTS national championship, where the Bisons competed against the country’s top university volleyball programmes.
Herr finished his collegiate career with a strong statistical foundation and considerable experience in high-level Canadian volleyball.
His development was also recognized by Pischke, who later described him as a highly coachable athlete with strong volleyball intelligence, a willingness to learn and the dedication required to succeed internationally.
Club Career
Netzhoppers Königs Wusterhausen: First Professional Experience
Following his university career, Herr moved to Germany in 2017 to join Netzhoppers Solwo Königspark KW, based in Königs Wusterhausen near Berlin.
The transfer marked his entry into professional European volleyball.
He spent three seasons with Netzhoppers, from 2017–18 through 2019–20, competing in Germany’s Bundesliga.
The move required him to adapt from the Canadian university system to a professional environment with different training routines, tactical approaches and expectations.
At university, Herr had developed familiarity with teammates through multiple seasons together. Professional volleyball introduced a more fluid roster environment, with international players arriving from different leagues and countries.
For a setter, these changes are particularly significant. Establishing an effective relationship with a middle blocker involves understanding the attacker’s preferred timing and approach. The setter must also adjust to the contact height, attacking rhythm and movement of outside hitters and opposites.
Herr’s years in Germany provided an extended period of experience in these responsibilities.
He competed regularly in a league featuring established German clubs and international players, gaining the practical experience that would support his later moves around Europe.
Amysoft Lycurgus Groningen: A Season in the Netherlands
For the 2020–21 season, Herr joined Amysoft Lycurgus Groningen in the Netherlands.
Lycurgus was an established Eredivisie club competing in Dutch domestic volleyball.
The move represented his first professional transfer after three years with Netzhoppers and provided an opportunity to work in a different volleyball system.
His role remained centered on setting, court leadership and offensive organization.
Dutch professional volleyball placed him in another competitive environment, with new teammates and tactical responsibilities.
Herr’s season also included participation in European competition. CEV records identify him as a Lycurgus player during the 2020–21 European club campaign.
His move to Groningen broadened his professional experience beyond the German Bundesliga, giving him exposure to different approaches to team construction and attack distribution.
WWK Volleys Herrsching: Returning to Germany
Herr returned to Germany for the 2021–22 season, joining WWK Volleys Herrsching.
The Bavarian club competed in the German Bundesliga, allowing him to build upon the experience he had gained during his earlier years at Netzhoppers.
Herrsching represented another opportunity to serve as an experienced setter within a professional squad.
By this stage, Herr had played multiple seasons in Germany and the Netherlands. He had developed the ability to adapt his setting decisions to new teammates and different playing systems, an essential quality for a professional setter moving between clubs.
His season at Herrsching preceded a significant move to Greece, where he would spend an extended period with AONS Milon.
AONS Milon: Establishing Himself in Greece
In 2022, Herr joined AONS Milon, a club based in Nea Smyrni, Athens.
He spent the 2022–23 and 2023–24 seasons with the Greek side.
His arrival coincided with a period in which Milon was becoming increasingly competitive in the domestic league and European club tournaments.
In 2022–23, the team finished fourth in the Greek Volley League.
Herr played an important role in coordinating the team’s offense, and his performances earned individual recognition. During the eighth round of the 2022–23 championship, he was selected as the league’s Most Valuable Player for that round.
The following season brought further progress.
Milon finished third in the 2023–24 Greek Volley League and reached the final of the Greek Cup.
The club also competed in the CEV Cup, progressing to the quarterfinal stage against Germany’s SVG Lüneburg. Its European campaign exposed Herr and his teammates to opposition from outside the Greek league.
During the 2023–24 domestic season, Herr again received a Greek Volley League round MVP award.
The recognition came after Milon’s straight-sets victory over Kifisia in February 2024. He contributed three service aces while helping the team achieve a strong attacking performance despite imperfect serve reception.
His contribution as a setter was reflected less in personal scoring than in the way he created opportunities for his attackers.
The 2024 Greek Cup Final
Milon reached the Greek Cup final in March 2024, facing Olympiacos.
The match took place in Larissa and developed into a five-set contest.
Milon won the opening set 25–19 before Olympiacos responded by taking the second and third sets. The teams continued exchanging momentum, and Milon forced a deciding fifth set.
Olympiacos eventually won 16–14 in the tiebreak, claiming the cup with a 3–2 victory.
Herr appeared in the match as Milon’s setter and recorded two service aces.
Although the result left Milon as runner-up, reaching the final represented a major achievement for the club. It was Milon’s first appearance in a Greek Cup final.
The campaign also provided Herr with experience in a high-pressure domestic championship match, reinforcing the importance of consistency and tactical decision-making at setter.
Narbonne Volley: A Season in France
In 2024, Herr left Milon to join Narbonne Volley in France.
The club, also known as the Centurions de Narbonne, competed in the Marmara SpikeLigue, France’s top men’s professional volleyball division.
His move was announced in April 2024, with the agreement covering the 2024–25 season.
For Herr, the transfer meant adapting to another major European domestic league after spending two seasons in Greece.
Narbonne’s squad included international players such as Finnish opposite Aaro Nikula, Canadian opposite Casey Schouten and several experienced attackers from European and international volleyball.
Herr’s role was to organize the offensive system and develop effective combinations with players who brought different attacking styles.
The French league presented a different competitive environment from the Greek championship. Teams frequently relied on physical serving, organized blocking and fast transitions, placing significant demands on a setter’s ability to adjust after difficult receptions.
Narbonne finished 11th in the 2024–25 Marmara SpikeLigue.
Although the club did not challenge for the championship, Herr’s season continued his experience as a starting setter across several European leagues.
Return to AONS Milon
On 27 June 2025, AONS Milon officially announced Herr’s return for the 2025–26 Greek Volley League season.
The announcement followed his year with Narbonne in France.
Herr’s previous relationship with the Athens club made the transfer different from joining an entirely new team. He already knew the organization and had played an important role during its 2023–24 domestic and European campaigns.
Milon described his international experience and technical quality as important elements in its decision to bring him back.
The second spell also allowed Herr to return to a familiar club environment after competing in France.
During the 2025–26 season, Milon participated in Greek domestic competitions and the CEV Cup.
Herr appeared in the club’s European campaign and continued serving as a setter in the senior team.
He remained with Milon for the 2026–27 season, appearing in the club’s CEV registration for the new European campaign.
Club Career Timeline
| Seasons | Team | Country |
|---|---|---|
| 2012–2017 | University of Manitoba Bisons | Canada |
| 2017–2020 | Netzhoppers Solwo Königspark KW | Germany |
| 2020–2021 | Amysoft Lycurgus Groningen | Netherlands |
| 2021–2022 | WWK Volleys Herrsching | Germany |
| 2022–2024 | AONS Milon Athens | Greece |
| 2024–2025 | Narbonne Volley | France |
| 2025–present | AONS Milon Athens | Greece |
National Team Career
Herr has represented Canada at the senior international level since the early 2020s, establishing himself as an important setter in the national-team programme.
His international career includes the Pan American Cup, NORCECA Men’s Continental Championship, Volleyball Nations League, Olympic qualification tournaments and the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.
Unlike a primary attacker, whose impact is often measured through kills and total points, Herr’s responsibilities involve organizing Canada’s offense, distributing the ball and helping the team maintain rhythm against international opposition.
2022 Pan American Cup: Captain and Best Setter
The 2022 Pan American Cup was an important tournament in Herr’s international career.
Canada hosted the competition in Gatineau, Quebec, with eight teams participating.
Herr captained the Canadian squad and helped guide the team to the final against Cuba.
Canada advanced through the tournament before meeting a Cuban side featuring experienced international attackers.
Cuba won the championship match in straight sets, 25–17, 25–17 and 25–23.
Canada finished with the silver medal.
Herr received the tournament’s Best Setter award, while teammate Jordan Schnitzer was recognized as Best Blocker.
The result combined a team medal with Herr’s first major senior international individual distinction.
His captaincy was also significant. It showed the responsibility he carried for a developing Canadian group that included younger players seeking regular international experience.
2023 NORCECA Championship: Silver and Another Best Setter Award
Herr again played a major role for Canada at the 2023 NORCECA Men’s Continental Championship in Charleston, West Virginia.
Canada reached the final against the United States.
The American team won the championship match, leaving Canada with the silver medal.
Despite the defeat, several Canadian players received individual recognition.
Herr was named Best Setter of the tournament, earning the award for his ability to organize Canada’s offensive play against regional opposition.
The award followed his Best Setter recognition at the 2022 Pan American Cup, establishing two consecutive major continental individual distinctions.
The tournament also produced important performances from other Canadian players, including Stephen Maar, Danny Demyanenko and Arthur Szwarc.
Herr’s role as setter placed him at the center of their attacking combinations.
Olympic Qualification for Paris 2024
Canada entered the 2023 Olympic Qualification Tournament in Xi’an, China, seeking a place at the Paris 2024 Games.
The qualification group included strong international opposition, making consistency particularly important.
Canada eventually finished second in Pool C with five victories and two defeats.
The team secured Olympic qualification by defeating Mexico 3–0 in its final match of the tournament.
For Herr, the result confirmed his opportunity to compete at the Olympic Games for the first time.
His former university, Manitoba, marked the achievement by highlighting his career assists record and his progression from Canadian collegiate volleyball to international competition.
The qualification was also significant for Canada, which secured its third consecutive appearance in the men’s Olympic volleyball tournament.
Paris 2024 Olympic Games
Herr represented Canada at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.
He was listed as the team’s setter, wearing jersey number 2.
Canada competed in the men’s indoor volleyball tournament against some of the world’s strongest national teams.
The Canadian squad included established international players such as Stephen Maar, Eric Loeppky, Arthur Szwarc, Nicholas Hoag and Lucas Van Berkel.
Herr’s Olympic role involved directing the offense and managing the team’s attacking tempo against organized international blocking systems.
Canada did not advance from the preliminary phase.
The team finished 10th in the final Olympic standings.
Although Canada did not reach the medal rounds, Herr’s appearance at Paris 2024 represented an important achievement in his career. He became an Olympian after more than a decade of development through Canadian university volleyball and European professional leagues.
Volleyball Nations League
Herr has been part of Canada’s Volleyball Nations League programme across multiple seasons.
The competition provides regular matches against leading international national teams, creating an environment in which the setter must adapt quickly to different defensive systems and attacking matchups.
In 2023, Herr played in 40 sets during Canada’s VNL campaign, serving as one of the team’s main setters.
He continued to feature in the programme during 2024 and 2025.
For setters, VNL participation provides exposure to a wide range of tactical challenges. Different national teams vary in serving pressure, block organization and defensive positioning, requiring constant adjustment.
Herr’s international experience includes matches against countries with established volleyball traditions in Europe, Asia and the Americas.
Volleyball Nations League 2026
Herr remained part of Canada’s squad during the 2026 Volleyball Nations League.
He appeared in all 12 of Canada’s matches, according to Volleyball World’s tournament records.
Across those appearances, he scored 10 points, including two attack points and eight block points.
His contribution as a setter extended beyond those direct scoring totals.
Canada relied on its setters to coordinate a squad featuring a mixture of experienced international players and younger athletes, including hitters Brodie Hofer, Erik Siksna and Skyler Varga.
Herr’s responsibilities included managing offensive distribution and helping the team respond to different levels of serving pressure.
The competition also provided preparation for Canada’s subsequent continental campaign.
NORCECA Championship 2026
Canada hosted the 2026 NORCECA Men’s Continental Championship in Moncton, New Brunswick.
Herr was included in the Canadian squad.
The team won its preliminary group and advanced to the semifinals, where it defeated Cuba 3–0.
During that semifinal, Herr recorded 25 running sets, demonstrating his contribution to the team’s offensive organization.
Canada then met the United States in the final.
The championship match developed into a five-set contest. Canada recovered from a two-set deficit, winning the third and fourth sets to force a tiebreak.
The United States eventually won 15–13 in the fifth set.
Canada finished with the silver medal, adding another continental podium finish to Herr’s international career.
The tournament also secured Canada’s participation in the 2027 FIVB Men’s World Cup through its semifinal qualification result.
Playing Style & Strengths
Herr is a setter whose game is centered on offensive distribution, tactical decision-making and communication.
The setter position is distinct from the scoring roles of an outside hitter or opposite. A successful setter must create favorable attacking opportunities while responding to the changing conditions of each rally.
Herr’s strongest documented qualities are his experience, consistency in distributing the ball and ability to manage an offense across different competitive systems.
Setting Distribution and Offensive Organization
As a setter, Herr is responsible for delivering the second contact in most organized attacking sequences.
His decisions influence which attacker receives the ball, the speed of the set and the position from which the attack develops.
A well-timed set to the middle can reduce the number of opposing blockers available to defend an attack. A fast ball to the outside may create a favorable one-on-one situation, while a higher set can give an attacker more time to adjust after difficult reception.
Herr’s experience across several European professional leagues has required him to coordinate offenses with attackers of different physical profiles and tactical preferences.
At the University of Manitoba, his distribution helped him accumulate 3,816 assists.
That number reflects sustained involvement in the team’s offensive construction over five collegiate seasons.
His later recognition as Best Setter at both the 2022 Pan American Cup and 2023 NORCECA Championship provides further evidence of his effectiveness at senior international level.
Game Reading and Decision-Making
One of the most demanding aspects of setting is reading the opposing block.
The setter must consider the location of the first pass, the movement of opposing blockers and the attacking options available at that moment.
A quick set to the middle may be effective when the opposing middle blocker is late to close. However, when the reception pulls the setter away from the net, a safer outside set may be the better choice.
These decisions must often be made within fractions of a second.
Herr’s experience in Germany, the Netherlands, Greece and France has exposed him to different attacking systems and defensive patterns.
His international career has added further tactical demands, with Canada competing against some of the world’s strongest national teams.
The accumulated experience is particularly valuable at setter because decision-making depends heavily on recognizing situations rather than simply reacting with physical speed.
Serving and Defensive Contribution
Herr is not primarily a scoring player, but he contributes through serving and blocking.
At Manitoba, he recorded 127 regular-season service aces, according to the university’s historical records.
His serving was also visible during his Greek league career.
In February 2024, he produced three aces in Milon’s victory over Kifisia, earning the Greek Volley League’s round MVP award.
His serve can therefore contribute direct points while applying pressure to the opposing reception.
Blocking is another important part of his role.
When playing in the front row, a setter must participate in blocking assignments against opposing outside hitters or opposites.
During the 2026 Volleyball Nations League, Herr recorded eight block points for Canada.
Although setters are not expected to produce the blocking totals of specialist middle blockers, these points can be valuable in close matches.
Leadership and Court Communication
The setter frequently acts as an organizer of the team’s offense.
Herr has demonstrated leadership through his role as captain of Canada’s 2022 Pan American Cup squad and through his responsibility as a senior international setter.
Communication is especially important when a team includes athletes who have limited experience playing together.
The setter must understand each attacker’s preferred timing, identify tactical adjustments and help maintain confidence after errors.
Herr’s collegiate coach, Garth Pischke, praised his coachability, positive attitude and willingness to experiment with new ideas.
Those qualities are relevant to a position in which adaptability and coordination are essential.
Herr’s career shows how experience, decision-making and communication can remain valuable as a setter moves between professional leagues and international competition.
Major Achievements
Herr’s major achievements include Olympic participation, continental silver medals, individual Best Setter awards and a Greek Cup runner-up finish.
His strongest individual distinctions came with Canada, while his club career has included significant results with AONS Milon.
Selected National Team Honors
| Year / Season | Competition | Result |
|---|---|---|
| 2022 | Pan American Cup | Silver Medal — Canada |
| 2023 | NORCECA Men’s Continental Championship | Silver Medal — Canada |
| 2024 | Olympic Games — Paris | 10th Place — Canada |
| 2026 | NORCECA Men’s Continental Championship | Silver Medal — Canada |
Selected Club Honors
| Year / Season | Competition | Result |
|---|---|---|
| 2023–24 | Greek Cup | Runner-up — AONS Milon Athens |
| 2023–24 | Greek Volley League | Third Place — AONS Milon Athens |
Selected Individual Awards
| Year / Season | Competition | Award |
|---|---|---|
| 2016–17 | Canada West University Volleyball | First Team All-Star |
| 2022 | Pan American Cup | Best Setter |
| 2022–23 | Greek Volley League | Round 8 MVP |
| 2023 | NORCECA Men’s Continental Championship | Best Setter |
| 2023–24 | Greek Volley League | Round 15 MVP |
The two international Best Setter awards are particularly significant. They recognize his role in guiding Canada’s attack during tournaments in which the national team reached the final.
His Greek league MVP awards also demonstrate that he contributed beyond routine setting responsibilities, including through effective serving and tactical control.
University of Manitoba Career Records
| Statistic | Achievement |
|---|---|
| Career Assists | 3,816 |
| Career Regular-Season Aces | 127 |
| 2014–15 Assists | 980 |
| 2015–16 Assists | 988 |
| Canada West Career Assists Ranking at Graduation | Second |
| Manitoba Rally-Scoring Era Career Assists Ranking at Graduation | First |
These figures describe his completed university career and should not be combined with professional or international statistics.
Personal Life & Education
Herr was born in Three Hills, Alberta, and grew up in Winnipeg, Manitoba.
His early connection to organized volleyball developed through John Taylor Collegiate and Club 204.
He later studied Kinesiology and Recreation Management at the University of Manitoba while competing for the Bisons.
The university environment provided an opportunity to combine academic study with high-level athletic development.
Herr’s association with Manitoba continued after he moved overseas.
When Canada qualified for Paris 2024, the university highlighted his career and the influence of his former coach Garth Pischke.
The milestone also connected his international success with a programme in which he had spent five seasons developing as a setter.
His professional career has subsequently taken him across several European countries, including Germany, the Netherlands, Greece and France.
The experience of living and working in different volleyball environments has been an important part of his career, although most of his public profile remains focused on competitive sport.
Where Is Luke Herr Playing Now?
Luke Herr plays for AONS Milon Athens in the Greek Volley League for the 2026–27 season.
He returned to the club in June 2025 after spending the 2024–25 campaign with Narbonne Volley in France.
The move began his second period with Milon, where he had previously played from 2022 to 2024.
His return was confirmed by the club’s official announcement, and the CEV’s 2026–27 registration includes him as a setter for the Athens team.
Herr is listed with jersey number 2 in the 2026–27 European roster.
At international level, he continues to represent Canada, having participated in the 2026 Volleyball Nations League and NORCECA Men’s Continental Championship.
His professional role remains centered on organizing Milon’s offense, distributing sets to the club’s attacking players and contributing leadership through his international experience.
Recent Performance Snapshot
Herr’s recent international and domestic performances illustrate the responsibilities he carries as a setter.
Unlike attackers whose output is commonly measured through kills and total points, a setter’s main statistical contribution is the quality and volume of successful sets.
Direct scoring numbers therefore represent only part of Herr’s performance.
Volleyball Nations League 2026 — Canada
| Statistic | Result |
|---|---|
| Matches | 12 |
| Total Points | 10 |
| Attack Points | 2 |
| Block Points | 8 |
| Service Aces | 0 |
Herr’s eight block points were his primary source of direct scoring during the competition.
His work as setter also included coordinating Canada’s attacking opportunities against teams such as Germany, France, the United States, Türkiye, Slovenia, Ukraine, Brazil, Argentina and Japan.
Paris 2024 Olympic Games — Canada
| Detail | Result |
|---|---|
| Competition | Paris 2024 Olympic Games |
| National Team | Canada |
| Position | Setter |
| Jersey Number | 2 |
| Team Finish | 10th |
The Olympics remain one of the defining events of Herr’s international career, representing the culmination of his progression through university and professional volleyball to the sport’s highest international stage.
Frequently Asked Questions
How old is Luke Herr?
Luke Herr was born on 18 July 1994. He is 32 years old as of October 2026.
How tall is Luke Herr?
Herr is listed at 192 cm (6 ft 4 in) by Volleyball Canada, Volleyball World and the Canadian Olympic Committee. Some club and CEV records list him between 194 and 195 cm.
What position does Luke Herr play?
Luke Herr is a setter. His responsibilities include distributing the ball to attackers, organizing offensive plays and coordinating the team’s attack.
Which club does Luke Herr play for?
He plays for AONS Milon Athens in Greece’s top men’s professional volleyball league.
Did Luke Herr play at the Olympics?
Yes. Herr represented Canada at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, where the men’s volleyball team finished 10th.
What awards has Luke Herr won?
Herr was named Best Setter at the 2022 Pan American Cup and 2023 NORCECA Men’s Continental Championship. He also earned individual Greek Volley League round MVP honors.
Where did Luke Herr play college volleyball?
He played for the University of Manitoba Bisons from 2012 to 2017, recording 3,816 career assists.
What jersey number does Luke Herr wear?
Herr wore number 2 for Canada during the 2026 Volleyball Nations League. He is also listed with number 2 for AONS Milon in the 2026–27 CEV roster.
References
- Volleyball Canada — Luke Herr official athlete profile
- Volleyball World — Luke Herr, Volleyball Nations League 2026 player profile and statistics
- Volleyball World — Luke Herr, Paris 2024 Olympic Games player profile
- Volleyball World — Luke Herr, 2025 Men’s World Championship player profile
- Canadian Olympic Committee — Luke Herr official Team Canada biography
- University of Manitoba Athletics — Luke Herr, men’s volleyball roster and college biography
- University of Manitoba Athletics — Luke Herr and Team Canada qualify for Paris 2024
- University of Manitoba Athletics — Luke Herr named to Canada’s 2026 VNL wide roster
- Volleyball Canada — Canada wins silver at the 2022 Pan American Cup
- Volleyball Canada — Canada’s men’s team wins silver at the 2023 NORCECA Championship
- Volleyball Canada — Canada wins the 2026 NORCECA semifinal and qualifies for the World Cup
- Volleyball Canada — Canada earns silver at the 2026 NORCECA Championship
- CEV — AONS Milon Athens official 2026–27 European Cup roster
- CEV — Luke Herr official European competition player record
- AONS Milon — Official announcement of Luke Herr’s return in June 2025
- AONS Milon — Luke Herr receives Greek Volley League Round 15 MVP recognition
- Hellenic Volleyball Federation — Olympiacos defeats Milon in the 2024 Greek Cup final
- L’Équipe — French Marmara SpikeLigue 2024–25 rosters, including Luke Herr at Narbonne
- La Dépêche — Luke Herr joins Narbonne Volley for the 2024–25 season
- Global Sports Archive — Luke Herr, club and international career records
- Volleybox — Luke Herr career history and individual distinctions