Molly McEnery played volleyball for the Dons and graduated in 1998. As a junior she set a record of 87 assists, and she and Chiara Lawrence were named to the District VIII All-Academic All-America Second Team.
Wallenstein also sees an obvious need for leadership from the team's two captains, senior Megan Morse and junior Sarah McCandless. Morse is USF's best hitter. Last year she lead the team in serving with 30 aces and has nine to date this year. Junior captain McCandless was the starting setter last year, accounting for just over 87 percent of the team's assists. This year, she has been challenged by freshman Molly McEnery, who also has seen substantial time as setter. "Both of them are good setters in their own right," Wallenstein said. "They both need to push each other to work to see who's going to be starting." Recently, McEnery has been getting the start, and it looks as though that will continue. McCandless has been playing the middle-back position and, according to Wallenstein, plays it better than anyone else on the team (TheFoghorn).
