Tori Dilfer-Stringer is in her second season with the Fury, after transferring mid-season from the Atlanta Vibe in 2024. The setter from California has played professionally since 2022, after graduating from the University of Louisville where she was a two time All-American, helping the team reach its first ever NCAA Final Four in 2021. That same year, she was a member of the U.S. Collegiate National Team as well as the Women's Pan-American Cup team, which earned a bronze medal at the games.
Dilfer-Stringer comes from a family of athletes; both her sisters played volleyball in college. Her mother, Cassandra, was a swimmer at Fresno State, and her father, Trent, played 14 seasons in the NFL and won Super Bowl XXXV with the Baltimore Ravens. Stringer married her husband Ethan in 2023. The couple adopted a Bernese Mountain dog named Moose in 2024.
Professional Experience
- 2024 Atlanta Vibe and Columbus Fury
- 204 digs
- 7 aces
- 25 kills
- 14 blocks
- 663 assists
- 2022 Athletes Unlimited (USA)
- 2022 Pinkin de Corozal (Puerto Rico)
- 2022 Bartoccini Fortinfissi Perugia (Italy)
International (USA)
- 2022 Pan American Cup Final Six - Silver Medal
- 2021 U.S. Collegiate National Team
- 2022 Pan American Cup - Bronze Medal
- 2019 World University Games - 9th
College Experience and Accolades
- Three-year letter winner with Louisville after transferring from TCU after the 2018 campaign.
- Dilfer-Stringer became the first-ever Louisville player to earn First-Team AVCA All-America distinction in 2021
- Two-time ACC Setter of the Year in both 2020 and 2021
- 2021 AVCA East Region Player of the Year
- Two-time First Team All-ACC
- 2020 Third-Team AVCA All-America
- In three seasons with Louisville, Dilfer-Stringer played in 272 sets and finished with 2,675 assists, 119 kills and 501 digs.
- With TCU, she earned a spot on the All-Big 12 Second Team in her sophomore season.