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1. Paying it forward

Volleyball :: Volleyball Spotlight :: Marc Mullen :: Vol. 6 Iss. 4

Tech volleyball player Sam Gostling is appreciative of the many people who have helped her become a great player and person, and she is paying them back by being a great role model for others Sam Gostling played soccer as a kid, but pic…

2. Digging Deep

Volleyball :: Volleyball Spotlight :: Marc Mullen :: Vol. 5 Iss. 2

Jennifer Wiker is doing everything possible to make sure her final season as a Tech volleyball player ends on a positive note It has been labeled the most-watched event ever in U.S. TV history, according to Nielson Company, a corporat…

3. Playing with Power

Volleyball :: Volleyball Spotlight :: Marc Mullen :: Vol. 4 Iss. 3

Cara Baarendse got involved with volleyball because of her older sister, and now the middle blocker is on her way to a record-setting career at Tech For anyone who has brothers or sisters in close proximity in age, the script – rega…

4. DISHING IT OUT - Volleyball star Erin Leaser shares some thoughts on herself and the craft of setting

Volleyball :: Volleyball Spotlight :: Matt Kovatch :: Vol. 3 Iss. 4

Erin Leaser With a 15-8 record at the start of November, the Virginia Tech volleyball squad once again was turning in a solid season. At the helm of the team is setter Erin Leaser, a junior whom, through the month of October, ranked sec…

5. Right Place at the Right Time - Felicia Willoughby has bounced around the world over the years, but her stay in Blacksburg has resulted in a banner volleyball career

Volleyball :: Volleyball Spotlight :: Matt Kovatch :: Vol. 3 Iss. 2

Felicia Willoughby Think of yourself as an up-and-coming volleyball star, one who had spent eight years living in the frigid temperatures of Alaska before landing in sun-splashed California for your high school days. Knocking on your do…

6. A Winning Record - Outside hitter Justine Record is thriving in her sophomore year

Volleyball :: Volleyball Spotlight :: Matt Kovatch :: Vol. 2 Iss. 4

Justine Record has been the Hokies' go-to option on the attack in her sophomore year. At 5-foot-8, she’s just an inch or two taller than most defensive specialists, and just an inch or two shorter than most setters. One might say she …