THE DAILY COLLEGIAN
Former high school All-American readies for jump
By Jake Kaplan
COLLEGIAN STAFF WRITER
There is at least one glaring dif
ference on this year's Penn State
women's volleyball roster from the
four previous
years Alisha
Glass is absent
from it.
The graduation
of Glass, one of
the best setters in
Penn State histo
ry, leaves an obvi
ous void on a ros
ter that includes
nine freshmen.
There is a chance one of those
freshmen, Mikinzie Moydell, may
be the floor general to replace
Glass, a three-time All-American
and a three-time national champi
on.
Though Penn State coach Russ
Rose would not divulge who the
starting setter will be when the
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Lions open their season against
North Carolina at 8 tonight in
Chapel Hill, the coach said he
thinks Moydell will play.
And not only does he think
Moydell will play, but Rose said he
expects her to play well.
That may not come as a sur
prise, judging from Moydell's high
school and club volleyball creden
tials.
The 6-foot setter was one of 24
high school players to be named a
2009-10 Under Armour First Team
All-American, and was a three
year varsity letter winner at
Chaparral High School in Parker,
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"She is doing really good," said
senior middle hitter Fatima Balza,
who added she has been working
more with Moydell than any other
setter.
"She's a really hard worker, and
she's going hard for every ball.
She knows she has a huge respon
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"She's very smart and she understands the
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After the Lions take on the Tar
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Moydell said she is excited to final
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the Lions, who are looking to
extend their 102-match winning
streak
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get there, [I will bel."
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Chaparral High School head coach
out Moydell in the gym with the
adjustment from high school to
collegiate volleyball. Moydell has
been with the Lions since the
summer, as she came to campus
early to take classes and train.
Though Moydell comes in with
high praise, Rose said it is not fair
to compare Moydell to Glass, at
least not yet.
"When Alisha came in she was
good at a number of things and
really developed and became a
great player, a great leader, a
great teammate," Rose said. "And
I think Mikinzie has the potential
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