Honolulu's Clay Stanley scored 18 points, including 14 on kills, to lift the United States to a three-set sweep of the Netherlands at Wichita, Kan., tonight to earn a spot in the final round of the World League men's volleyball tournament.

The scores were 25-21, 32-20, 31-29. The United States clinched its four-team pool with a 8-3 record with one match remaining against the Netherlands (4-7) tomorrow night. Other teams in the pool are Italy (7-4) and China (3-8). Three other pool winners, an at-large pick and host Serbia will join the United States in the finals, July 22-26, at Belgrade.
Stanley, a Kaiser High and University of Hawai‘i, alum, also had two blocks and two aces. David Lee added 10 kills for Team USA, which is the defending World League champion.