Penn State — Cradle for Coaches: Julie Firth Torbett
The third in a series on Penn State Women’s Volleyball players who moved into coaching after their playing careers were over. Julie Firth Torbett To understand what makes…
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Hometowns: Alisha Glass
This is the third in our series profiling the hometowns of current (and past) members of the Penn State Women’s Volleyball team. Today we look at Leland, MI,…
Read MorePenn State: Cradle for Coaches – Kate Price
The second in a series on Penn State Women’s Volleyball players who moved into coaching after their playing careers were over. Kate Price In four years as a…
Read MorePenn State Women’s Volleyball 2009 Prospectus
Penn State has released its 2009 Women’s Volleyball Prospectus, which includes the season schedule, 2009 Team Roster, and a breakdown of team members by Class, Position, and State/Country….
Read MorePenn State – Cradle for Coaches: Lori Lokash
Miami University, in Oxford, Ohio, earned the nickname “Cradle of Coaches” for producing a long line of great football coaches, including Earl Blaik, Paul Brown, Woody Hayes,Weeb Ewbank,…
Read MorePenn State Women’s Volleyball 2009 Roster
Team Roster for the 2009 Penn State Women’s Volleyball Team. Among the key returnees from Penn State’s 2008 National Championship team are First Team AVCA All-Americans Megan Hodge…
Read MoreKrosby Pabst to Penn State
According to a poster on PrepVolleyball.com, Penn State has added a seventh member to its 2010 recruiting class — 5-7 DS/L Krosby Pabst, from Wilson HS, Long Beach,…
Read MoreHometowns: Fatima Balza
This is the second in our series profiling the hometowns of current (and past) members of the Penn State Women’s Volleyball team. Today we look at Merida, Venezuela,…
Read MorePhotos from Orlando: FIVB World Championship Qualifier July 6-8
The FIVB has posted a nice gallery of photos from the FIVB Women’s World Championship Qualification Tournament in Orlando, Fla., held from July 6th to 8th. For Penn…
Read MoreU.S. Women Win One for the Worlds
Orlando, Florida, July 8, 2009. “The U.S. Women’s National Team earned a spot into next year’s FIVB World Championship after topping Costa Rica 25-15, 25-9, 25-15 on Wednesday…
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