8legs: Julie foudy

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Everyone wants to own a piece of the Bay Area’s new women’s sports franchise

LOVB SF unveiled a sweeping expansion of its ownership group, now with more than 50 active owners including Kerr, Foudy and Hull.
The ownership group emphasizes active participation over passive investment, with plans for monthly calls and subcommittees.
LOVB SF aims to position volleyball as a major sport in the United States from its Bay Area base.
The San Francisco franchise plans to debut in January 2027 and is close to finalizing a home arena deal.
The Bay Area market is framed as fertile ground due to volleyball participation and strong youth programs.
Key owners bring diverse credentials, including Olympic medalists and high-profile athletes across multiple sports.
LOVB SF’s ownership model includes subcommittees focused on sponsorships, marketing, and fan engagement.
The expansion follows a trend of increased investor activity in LOVB across its markets, including Salt Lake and Houston.
LOVB SF’s leadership emphasizes building a lasting community impact for women’s sports.
LOVB SF targets annual in-person summits to leverage owners’ expertise for growth and sponsorships.

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