PSU Sweeps Campbell to win Carolina Classic
As expected, Penn State swept Campbell (25-15, 25-9, 25-16) to capture the Carolina Classic Championship, move to 3-0 for the season, and extend . . . well, in keeping…
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Alisha Glass Named Best Setter in FIVB World Grand Prix
Former Penn State great Alisha Glass, the starting setter for the U.S. Women’s National Team that won the championship in the 2010 World Grand Prix, received the “Best…
Read MorePSU Sweeps Villanova
Penn State made it two in a row in the Carolina Classic, sweeping Villanova 25-19, 25-11, and 25-10. Freshman Deja McClendon (fwiw, the writeup on gopsusports incorrectly lists…
Read MoreBig Ten Goes Perfect 12-0 on Opening Day
From the Big Ten Press Release: “The Big Ten opened the 2010 season in perfect fashion as conference teams combined to go 12-0 on the first day of…
Read MoreNittany Lions Defeat UNC 3-0 in Season Opener
Playing their first match of the 2010 Season, in front of 4,000+ fans cheering for their opponents (the University of North Carolina Tar Heels), starting two freshmen in…
Read MoreMatch Previews: Carolina Classic
The Penn State Women’s volleyball team opens its 2010 Season on Friday, August 27th in Chapel Hill, North Carolina at the Carolina Classic, hosted by the University of…
Read MorePreseason Practice Video and Interviews – August 10, 2010
We’re a bit behind the curve here — two weeks to be precise — but better late than never. Penn State is full-tilt into preseason practice, with veteran…
Read More2010 Penn State WVB Schedule
The reign, the streak, and other things. For the Penn State Women’s Volleyball team, the 2009 season might be called “The Year of the Streaks” — as in…
Read MoreMegan Hodge – Honda Award Finalist
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3z_XAtfoIvQ[/youtube] June 17, 2010 UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. – “Penn State women’s volleyball outside hitter Megan Hodge (Durham, N.C.) has been voted one of three finalists for the…
Read More2010 Penn State Roster
We’ve edited this post, because we concluded it’s original lede (a scene from a crowded train in Tokyo) led discussion in the wrong direction — whether there will…
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