She's just very quick. She's not really tall at the net, but she plays big. She's fast and has a good jump and because she sees her teammates and communicates well she's able to close those blocks for us.

She's one of those players that brings leadership out onto the court with the way she plays. She's always talking and sharing information. She always has a big smile on her face and keeps the team up even when we're struggling a little bit. She's the one that is looking people in the eye and trying to get them fired up a little bit.

I would say we had lots of opportunities to finish a couple of sets that were really close and to even take the match, but it really was consistency that was our problem. We had moments where things were working very well and we looked great and we had other moments where we would just fall apart. We would let them get three or four points in a row and then it was hard to come back out of that hole after that.

dont let your abuser win ,,,, brake the silence they have no right to get away with it xx

why should we feel ashamed of what has happend ,,,, we didnt ask for it ,,, are abuser forced it upon us ,,, we dont have to suffer in silence make a change for yourselve by making your abuser reconisable to everyone elsee....

After I lost my fiance, it seemed like it would be better to always be alone than to risk being hurt again.