What’s the appropriate sports cliche to use with Pirates? The obvious choice is “sinks.” But that’s, well, rather too obvious. You can’t “sweep” them, can you? Well, yes, you can. And that’s exactly what Penn State did tonight with Seton Hall in front of 3,025 cheering fans at Rec Hall: In a match in which the Nittany Lions definitely had their moments, but also had their downs as well as ups, Arielle Wilson (11 kills, .667 attack percentage) and Deja McClendon (14 kills, .542 attack percentage) led the way offensively for Penn State. Here are complete Penn State stats for the match:
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What: Penn State vs. Seton Hall: Where: Rec Hall, University Park When: Friday, 7:00 pm, September 3, 2010 Media Coverage: GameTracker About Penn State Penn State comes into the match 3-0, following three victories in the Carolina Classic. The Nittany Lions have posted two victories against Seton Hall (both sweeps — (30-18, 30-18, 30-14 in 2002 and 30-20, 30-17, 30-20 in 2005). About Seton Hall The Seton Hall Pirates are 1-2, with a win over William & Mary, and losses to Winthrop and Wisconsin (don’t have a stroke if you visit the Seton Hall website and see the news headline “Wisconsin Drops Volleyball” —...
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We really can’t say enough about Megan Hodge, the gracious, poised, all-everything, record-breaking, truly student-athlete former women’s volleyball player from Penn State. Fortunately, the Big Ten Network has taken that load off our shoulders, and named Megan as one...
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Former Penn State great Alisha Glass, the starting setter for the U.S. Women’s National Team that won the championship in the 2010 World Grand Prix, received the “Best Setter” award in an awards ceremony following conclusion of the tournament....
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