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Yep. The great Sarah Pavin is correct with 2008 kills. Nice job. BTW Foecke is way down the list at 16th for all-time career kills.Pavin?
Foecke could have so many more, but she is a selfless player. She is also so well-rounded. She does everything well. Was wanting her to get more opportunities last night.Yep. The great Sarah Pavin is correct with 2008 kills. Nice job. BTW Foecke is way down the list at 16th for all-time career kills.
BTW, who is#2??Yep. The great Sarah Pavin is correct with 2008 kills. Nice job. BTW Foecke is way down the list at 16th for all-time career kills.
#2 all-time is Allison Weston with 1778 kills. She played 1992-95.BTW, who is#2??
Thanks#2 all-time is Allison Weston with 1778 kills. She played 1992-95.
Plus, and it really showed in the semi's, she had a freshman setter that seemed to almost be avoiding both her & Stivren's. Wonder if coach Cook had a little talk with her about that?Foecke could have so many more, but she is a selfless player. She is also so well-rounded. She does everything well. Was wanting her to get more opportunities last night.
I wondered about the lack of sets to Stivrens as well. It seemed like the first time Hames set the ball to her in the 1st set, it got stuffed, and they didn’t go back to her for a long time.Plus, and it really showed in the semi's, she had a freshman setter that seemed to almost be avoiding both her & Stivren's. Wonder if coach Cook had a little talk with her about that?
Was in stark contrast with Illinois, who seemed to set their Jr. outside hitter, Quade, every chance they got.
In the history of Husker women's volleyball, who is the all-time career leader for kills (2008)?