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Some of her strongest players, Karen Jordan, Connie Compton and Annie Tupper, are veterans of girls basketball who have transferred their leaping ability and the habit of watching the ball from that court to the volleyball court. Donna Williams and Sharon McCutchen have also developed complete game skills quickly, the coach said. Wendy “Bean” Stringfellow, another basketball veteran, could turn into the team’s top player. Brand reported. “But she’s had a pulled muscle since basketball season and she’s not operating at full capacity.”
“Newcomers Debbie Pullen and Julie Burke are terrific on a good day. They’re so determined, they work so hard. They even apologize to me when they feel like they’ve had a bad practice!”
Coach Brand is also looking to Nicole Frye, “a natural athlete,” and Teresa Eppart, a ninth grader “who’s going to be a really strong player,” for dramatic improvement as they gain experience.
Deidre Coombs and Kim Way land, both graduates of the intramural program, add consistency to the squad.
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