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OCTOBER 31, 2007

CLERICI, MALSHEFSKI NAMED TO ALL-FREEDOM VOLLEYBALL SQUAD

WILKES-BARRE -- The King's College women's volleyball team has had players selected to the 2007 All-Freedom Conference team, the Middle Atlantic Conferences office announced Wednesday.

Named to the team was sophomore Kat Clerici, who was a first-team selection, and sophomore Kaitlyn Malshefski, who was a second-team choice. 

The duo helped King's to a 21-13 regular-season mark as well as a spot in the Freedom Conference Tournament semi-finals slated for Wednesday.

Clerici (Seaford, NY/Seaford), who was a second-team pick as a freshman, enjoyed an outstanding season for King's. The 5-11 middle hitter has posted team-highs with 370 kills, a .400 hitting percentage, and 115 total blocks. She has also contributed with 51 digs, 29 service aces, and 14 assists. Clerici was named the Freedom Conference "Player of the Week" twice during the year, earning the honor September 4 and September 10.

Malshefski (Nanticoke/Nanticoke Area), who was also a second-team choice last season, overcame a slow start due to a leg injury and was limited to just front line play. She returned to form at midseason where she helped lead King's playoff charge with her outstanding all-around game. A 5-11 outside hitter, Malshefski ranked second on the team with 275 kills while adding a .270 hitting percentage, 138 digs, 25 aces, 21 blocks, and 14 assists.

"We are very happy for both Kat and Kaitlyn as they are talented players who have played a big part of our success," King's coach Bernie Kachinko stated.  "Kat worked extremely hard over the summer and came back in great shape and has been a force in the middle all year with her hitting and blocking. She has really come into her own as a middle hitter. Kaitlyn had a lot of problems early in the year with her quadriceps and did not have her normal level of mobility and jumping ability so she could not play a full rotation. When her legs started to get better, her level of play increased each week and she has been great the last part of the season."


 




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