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The former Soviet Union has won the most gold medals in volleyball with 7 (4 women, 3 men). Brazil (2 men, 1 women), Cuba (3 women, 0 men), Japan (2 women, 1 men), and the United States (3 men, 0 women) are next with 3 gold medals each.
Four athletes are tied for the most individual gold medals with 3 each. All four were members of the Cuban women's team that won gold in 1992, 1996, and 2000. They are Regla Bell, Marlenis Costa, Mireya Luis, and Regla Torres.
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