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My stats: TBA

* Attack (kills, errors, total attacks, hitting percentage) * Setting (assists, ball handling errors)
* Serving (service aces, serve attempts)
* Passing (reception errors, reception attempts)
* Defense (digs)
* Blocking (block solos, block assists, blocking errors)
* Misc. statistics * Points

Develop and grow as a person and volleyball athlete while having fun and building a network for the future in Volleyball and academics!

I think the best thing about me is my spirit. I'm always positive on the court, talks a lot, works a lot and I'm very good at thinking of what is best for the team, what we need to change, if we are at a disadvantage and I take a lot of responsibility.

So, first and foremost. I talk a lot, and that is really the number one key to success as a team. Talking and communicating on the court does not only bring structure and ease to the game, it also helps the teammates trust each other. Talking leads to less uncertainties as well.

As a libero I think it is quite important to be comfortable in the leader role and especially leading the defence and recive. It's important to me in each game that I identify the different players' patterns and unique traits. This is because I think the libero should be a steady pillar whom players can trust and rely on. Not only can the players rely on me for good defence, but also information about where the players like to hit or serve and tips about unique plays to be cautious about.

But as I said before, one of the best things about me is really my positive energy. I never lose my temper on the court, not even when I'm having a bad day. Under such circumstances I have learned what to think about in the next ball rather than beating myself up about past mistakes.

When I first heard about this I thought it sounded really fun because you would play your sport at a very high level. Since volleyball is quite a small sport in Sweden it would be really exciting to play volleyball in a country where the sport is bigger and more advanced. Apart from that, are the advantages of competing in college both immediate and life long. While being a student and competing in your sport, this journey provides you with opportunities to learn (both academics and in sports wise), compete and succeed. As a person who loves trains, loves my sport, and is willing to work with both academics and physics, I think this combination is perfect for me.

As a college athlete, you learn leadership, confidence, discipline, effective time management and teamwork, and this will prepare you in the best possible way for the working world, since these are skills companies look for when hiring. And last but not least I think it would be really fun not only with the training but also the community and the team spirit that comes with it.

Develop and grow as a person and volleyball athlete while having fun and building a network for the future in volleyball and academics!