Former Indian Kelly Hubbard played in just three matches as a freshman at Wofford last season, but hasn’t been discouraged — putting in the work to earn a shot at more playing time this season.
After starting for three straight years in high school and winning a state title in 2017, Kelly Hubbard had to adjust to a reserve role at Wofford as a freshman in 2018.
Former Indian Kelly Hubbard played in just three matches as a freshman at Wofford last season, but hasn’t been discouraged — putting in the work to earn a shot at more playing time this season.
PHOTO PROVIDED BY KELLY HUBBARD
PHOTO COURTESY OF WOFFORD ATHLETICS
After starting for three straight years in high school and winning a state title in 2017, Kelly Hubbard had to adjust to a reserve role at Wofford as a freshman in 2018.
When Kelly Hubbard joined the Wofford College volleyball team last year, she brought a resume that was hard to top: A three-year starter at middle hitter for Coach Brian Wheatley’s Indians, Hubbard led Venice to the 2017 state championship. She was Florida’s Class 8A Player of the Year, an All-American and a finalist for national player of the year. Indeed, the 6-foot-1 Hubbard was so dominant that in one playoff match she recorded 22 kills without making a single error.
Like most college freshman, however, Hubbard had to prove herself all over again. Appearing in just three matches, she spent most of her first season in an unfamiliar position — on the sidelines, stuck behind talented veteran players, including a senior who was an all-conference performer.
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