Beach Bits:
• Priddy, a 2004 Indoor Olympian, has partnered on the beach with four beach Olympians who represented four different countries; Todd Rogers (USA), Ricardo Santos (Brazil), Chaim Schalk (Canada) and Mark Williams (Australia).

2018: Priddy began playing with Jeremy Casebeer, and the duo reached the semifinals four times in their seven AVP events. Priddy and Casebeer played in four FIVB tournaments together with a best of 17th.
2017: Priddy played eight AVP events with four different partners. He played once with Chaim Schalk, twice with Maddison McKibbin, and once with Ed Ratledge. In the final four AVP tournaments he partnered with Ricardo Santos, reaching the semifinals twice. Priddy was sixth in both digs (4.69 per set) and kills (7.00 per set), and eighth in aces (.64 per set).
2010-2016: Did not compete.
2009: Priddy and Bill Strickland played twice, with a best of ninth. He also played one time with Matt Fuerbringer, finishing 13th.
2008: Did not compete.
2007: Did not compete.
2006: Priddy played in three AVP tournaments, finishing ninth each time. He played once with Mark Williams and twice with Jason Ring.
2005: Priddy played once with Todd Rogers, finishing 17th. He then played six times with Jason Lee, placing ninth twice, and three times with Jason Ring, with a best of ninth once.
2004: Did not compete.
2003: Priddy and Corin Bemus played in one AVP qualifier but did not advance to the main draw.
2002: Priddy played in one AVP qualifier with Jason Lee, but did not advance. He then played in a main draw with Jason Ring.
2001: Did not compete.
2000: Priddy played in eight AVP events with a best of 13th twice. He played five times with Brandon Taliaferro, and once each with Matt Fuerbringer, Jason Ring and Jason Lee.

College: Priddy was a three time All-American at Loyola Marymount, where he received a degree in communication studies in 2000.

Personal: Priddy has three sisters. He was an alternate for the 2000 U.S. Olympic team, and played in the 2004 Olympics in Athens, helping the U.S. Indoor Team to a fourth-place finish.