Wednesday, January 16, 2013

Volleyball: 2012 Volleyball Magazine NCAA Women’s All-Americans

Kudos to Emily Hartong for being named 2012 Volleyball Magazine NCAA Women's First Team All-American. Wow, that sentence is awkward. From the magazine:
The 2012 Big West Player of the Year and 2010 WAC Freshman of the Year, Hartong played various front row positions for Hawaii before settling in as an outside this season. She ranked seventh in the nation in kills per set and had only one match in which she did not post double-digit kills this season.
The one match, in case you wanted to know, was against San Diego State near the beginning of the season. Hartong posted only nine kills in 40 tries. Here is the recap of the match if you wanted to jog your memory.
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28 comments:

  1. Congrats to Emily

    7 wahine made the Big West All Academic team. Congrats to all the ladies.

    http://hawaiiathletics.com/news/2013/1/16/GEN_0116135029.aspx?path=gen

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  2. Congrats to those who made it to the All Academic team. For those who didn't, hit the books, yeah?

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  3. Jane got at least a 3.2! Wooh! So if whatever it is she was suspended for was academic, she really, really pulled herself out of it. Go Jane!

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  4. Congrats ladies. Looks like the Big West has higher academic requirements than the WAC, 3.2 instead of just a 3.0 to make it on the team.

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  5. no mita uiato?

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  6. Try check under Rainette.

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    1. not on there. guess she didn't make it. kinda surprised

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  7. Any truth to Kalei Greeley committing to the wahine?

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    1. yep just nothing on paper yet

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    2. Welcome welcome

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  8. Saw on volleytalk , looks like it might be true, that poster has been reliable before.

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    1. Big time get if true and finally a recruit for 2014. I was getting worried.

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  9. She just switched to OH from MB this year and was named POY

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  10. She might be the next Hartong.

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  11. There's only one Hartong.

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    1. Well I guess she will be the next Greeley!

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    2. She's gonna have big shoes to fill. GO BOWS!

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  12. so we're going to have a nikki taylor, a tayler higgins, a stephanie hagins, two kaleis, and a kaela

    good luck to the broadcasters

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    1. Kaela will be gone by the time the second Kalei comes on board.

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    2. Eh. They usually call the girls by their last names anyway. So it will be Taylor, Higgins, Hagins, Adolpho and Greeley. Not that bad.

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    3. And then, if they get Taylor Agost for 2014 class, AUUWWEE!!!

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  13. Photo and article for those who didn't immediately know who she is

    http://www.pe.com/sports/high-school/hsg-schools/hsg-headlines/20121228-girls-volleyball-kings-greeley-is-player-of-the-year.ece

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  14. Posted on her volleyball club's website. I guess that poster on volleytalk was for real.

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  15. Congrats to Emily the hammer. Only 10 players and 5 OH named to the first team. She beat out some heavy hitters on the 2nd and 3rd teams. VM seems to be one of the few pickers to AA teams to get it right. Remember Jane Croson one of the 4 candidates for freshmen of the year? Hays from NMSU just faded away in her soph year.

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  16. Did anyone notice that Kalei Greeley looks like a younger sister to Jennifer Hamson?

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    1. no clue who that is

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  17. kalei greeley is much prettier.

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