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EPISODE · Nov 17, 2020

E12: Volleyball Roundtable

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Episode 12 of the Viking Voices Podcast features a roundtable discussion with players over the last 20 years of the WWU Volleyball program. Head Coach Diane Flick-Williams is joined by seven players from various eras of her 21-year coaching career that started in 2000. Former Vikings that share stories and great memories as players include Donja Walker, Katie (Robinson) Emmons, Angie (Alvord) Thorpe, Rachel Roeder, Bryce Larson, Laurie (Yearout) Quigley and Liz (Bishop) Quitiquit.

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