Russ Rose Then (2005): “Maggie has had to battle a number of injuries since she came to Penn State and much of the impact that she will make on the floor this season will be based on how her health comes together. She is a competitive, confident, young lady who can make valuable and needed contributions even if she can’t physically play.”
Russ Rose Now (2025): “Maggie was a player that attended our camps and came from very successful high school and club programs in Ohio. She was very bright person with a good court awareness, who was a primary back row player for us, and always had good energy. Maggie wasn’t afraid of the moment. Even after she had some injuries so she couldn’t continue to play volleyball, she still stayed and helped the team and was there to do anything she could to help others. I was a big fan of Maggie.”
2005 Season (Sophomore): Saw action in 5 sets in the 2005 season.
Before Penn State: Four-year letterwinner at Austintown Fitch High School in Austintown, Ohio; team captain for the Falcons in 2003; led Austintown Fitch to a 94-16 record over her four-year tenure, including two league championships, two district championships, and two regional championships; two-time first team All-Ohio selection; three-time district Player of the Year; four-time all district division 1; senior year was named Federal League Player of the Year and first team All Federal League; tabbed as Vindicator Performer of the Year in 2003; named Vindicator All-Star in 2001 and 2002; two-time All-Steel Valley Conference first team selection; member of the Natioinal Honor Society, National Honor Roll, High School Honor Roll, Who’s Who Among American High School Students, and is a Merit Scholar.
“Case provides lessons after battle with injuries,” The Daily Collegian, Nov. 28,2007