Malorie:
Future Plans: Becoming a vet
Favorite Volleyball Moment: Beating Ozaukee
Favorite Food: All Food
Favorite Color: Blue
Favorite Song: “Good Girls Go Bad” –Cobra Starship
Favorite Athlete: My Dad
Favorite Desert: Cinnamon Rolls
Person that Most Inspires You: My Parents
Most Embarrassing Moment: Hiding during big booty and getting caught.
 

Comments:
“I’m very jealous of both your serve and hit because they are amazing!”-Erika
“I know you pretend to by shy and all but I definitely know your true colors, buttercup. Let it rip girl! You are awesome!” –Kaslin
“Malorie, somehow, someway, always got the ball over. :)” –Kristen
“Malorie would serve the ball so hard, that you could see fear in the opponent’s eyes!” –Rachel
“You had an amazingly hard serve!” - Stephanie Ruppel
“Malorie is a real hard worker who tended to make our opponents jaws drop once they saw her amazing serve.” –Becca
“Malorie had an awesome serve and was always exactly what we needed.” –Cheyenne
“Malorie has an amazing serve!” - Steph TeStroote
"Malorie never really talked but had a killer hit!" -Jackie
"Mal had wicked muscle in her and wasn't afraid to use it. Her serves were the best on the team and her spikes were scary. She definitely had power. She was like the quiet storm. She hardly ever talked, but once she hammered that ball, you were afraid of her."-Kim
"Malorie had an awesome serve!" -Nikki
"Malorie was one hard worker!" -Seneca
"I will always remember you by your amazing serves. You always put in 100% at every game." -Ashley
"You definitely don't want Malorie's serves coming at you. But she was a great asset to the team." -Laura
"Quiet but tons of fun when she opened up. Crazy serves!" -Macy
"Whatchamacllit – Malorie – Was going to get the ball over no matter how she had to do it. She was famous for the sideways karate chop. Malorie worked very hard and gave it her all. Another great aspect of her game was her serve. Ask anyone on the team and she had one of the most powerful serves, it was hard to return. It was great for she could throw in a floater when she needed to keeping other teams on their toes. Malorie was an important part of the team." -Coach Weavers