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Monday January 15, 2007

CARA KREMAN

Our next profile features Cara Kreman, she is a freshman defensive specialist/libero from Tipton, Iowa. Cara is a very controlled player, she has a knack for reading hitters and seems to be in the right place at the right time more often than not. It has been fun to watch Cara become a better backrow player over this past season. She did a very nice job stepping in at many different postions in the backrow and really seems comfortable in most of them. I think Cara has alot of potential and hasn't even realized how good she could be. Cara's court sense is outstanding, she needs to work on her quickness and movement to the ball, her biggest downfall is being out of position when she passes and digs. It is something I am excited to see Cara improve on because it will really make her an extremely strong player. This is another athlete I am excited to see dedicate herself to the sport of volleyball, because I think with the right dedication and attitude Cara can be a major contributor for the Beaver Volleyball Program!

Cara's Fun Facts

Hometown/High School: Tipton, Iowa/Tipton
Parents:Shawn and Trisha Kreman
Position: Libero/DS
Major: Graphic Design/Publication design
Favorites:
   TV Show:Miami Ink
   Movie:Scooby Doo the movie
   Food:chicken strips
   Class:aces..if you count that as a class but if not then...
   Color: Blue

Something fun about yourself:make people laugh with my dancing at games

Greatest Volleyball Moment (can be high school or college):breaking my record that i set my junior year. And getting the record for the most digs in a game.(44)

Posted by Kruse [Volleyball] ( January 15, 2007 12:01 PM ) Permalink | Comments[1]

Comments:

Coach, thanks for the positive and areas of improvement write up for Cara. I know she really respects you and the program you've got going there. Heck, she rarely wants to come back home. Take care and good luck this off-season. Coach Kreman

Posted by Shawn Kreman on January 17, 2007 at 11:13 AM CST #