Welcome to Alpinetgheep, your go-to source for all things women’s collegiate volleyball. In this article, we’ll be diving into the exciting details of the upcoming 2019 U.S. Women’s Collegiate National Team-Japan Tour. Get ready to be inspired by the talent, dedication, and sportsmanship displayed by these incredible athletes.
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The Tour: A Unique Opportunity
From May 19-30, the U.S. Women’s Collegiate National Team will embark on a tour of Japan, where they will participate in a series of training sessions and matches. What sets this tour apart is the opportunity for the U.S. team to compete against some of the best collegiate volleyball teams in Japan. They will face off against Nippon Sport Science University, as well as Japan’s Women’s 20 and World University Games teams.
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Tentative Schedule
Here’s a glimpse at the exciting matches that await the U.S. Women’s Collegiate National Team:
- May 22: vs. Nippon Sport Science University in Tokyo
- May 23: vs. Japan Women’s U20 Team at NEC in Kawasaki
- May 24: vs. Japan World University Games Team in Kawasaki
- May 25: vs. Japan World University Games Team at NEC in Kawasaki
- May 26: vs. Japan Women’s U20 Team at Japan National Training Center in Kita, Tokyo
- May 28: vs. Okayama Seagulls in Okayama
Meet the Roster
Let’s take a moment to recognize the talented athletes representing the U.S. Women’s Collegiate National Team on this tour:
- Mica Allison (S, University of Illinois)
- Taylor Bannister (OPP, LSU)
- Brooke Botkin (OH, University of Southern California)
- Dani Drews (OH, University of Utah)
- Lauren Forte (M, California-Berkeley)
- Heather Gneiting (M, Brigham Young University)
- Saige Kaahaaina-Torres (S, University of Utah)
- Kenzie Koerber (OPP, University of Utah)
- CC McGraw (L, University of Minnesota)
- McKenna Melville (OH, UCF)
- Taylor Morgan * (M, University of Minnesota)
- Katie Myers (M, University of Maryland)
- Jacqueline Quade (OH, University of Illinois)
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*Note: Taylor Morgan was originally selected to the roster but had to withdraw due to injury.
Coaching Staff
Behind every successful team is a dedicated coaching staff. The U.S. Women’s Collegiate National Team is fortunate to have the following experts guiding them:
- Head Coach: Heather Olmstead (Brigham Young University)
- Assistant Coaches: Jaylen Reyes (University of Nebraska), Krista Vansant (Indiana University)
- Technical Coordinator: TJ Read (UCF)
FAQs
Q: How can I stay updated on the U.S. Women’s Collegiate National Team-Japan Tour?
A: For the latest news, updates, and behind-the-scenes insights, visit our official website Alpinetgheep. We’ll be covering the tour extensively, so you won’t miss a moment.
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Q: Can I watch the matches live?
A: While live streaming details are still being finalized, we will provide information on how to watch the matches as soon as it becomes available. Stay tuned to our website for updates.
Conclusion
The 2019 U.S. Women’s Collegiate National Team-Japan Tour is an incredible opportunity for these talented athletes to showcase their skills, learn from international competition, and foster cultural exchange. We can’t wait to see the passion and dedication they bring to the court. Stay tuned to Alpinetgheep for all the latest updates on this exciting tour.
Please note that Alpinetgheep and its affiliates are not responsible for any changes to the tour schedule or roster.
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