Pitt's Babcock is a Sullivan Award Semifinalist. Vote for her

[Chaos]

Vote for Olivia Babcock for the Sullivan Award here https://aausullivan.secure-platform...GJE5imMaBi65dTpNVg_aem_qh09RFqdTDRjcWxtt8aDXA

 

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[vantheman1976]

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Disappointed to learn that Olivia Babcock is not a finalist. In terms of Nebraska's Rodriquez being a finalist....I think the fact that she was a senior and Liv a sophomore helps explain this......hope to see her again in the coming year on the list.

Former Nebraska volleyball libero Lexi Rodriguez has been named a finalist for the AAU Sullivan Award.

Six athletes, each at the top of their respective sports, have been chosen as finalists for the 95th AAU James E. Sullivan Award. Since 1930, the AAU James E. Sullivan Award has been presented to the most exceptional athlete at the collegiate, Olympic, or other similarly elite level in the United States. As well as honoring athletic excellence, the AAU Sullivan award also recognizes the chosen athlete’s character and honors their quality of leadership, citizenship and sportsmanship.

Rodriguez advanced from a group of 39 semifinalists and will be present for the 95th AAU Sullivan Award ceremony on April 15 at the New York Athletic Club. The other five finalists are: Trey Augustine (Ice Hockey, Michigan State), Cooper Flagg (Basketball, Duke), Ashton Jeanty (Football, Boise State), Lee Kiefer (Fencing, USA Fencing) and Ilia Malinin (Figure Skating, U.S. Figure Skating).

 

[pittdan77]

Disappointed to learn that Olivia Babcock is not a finalist. In terms of Nebraska's Rodriquez being a finalist....I think the fact that she was a senior and Liv a sophomore helps explain this......hope to see her again in the coming year on the list.

Former Nebraska volleyball libero Lexi Rodriguez has been named a finalist for the AAU Sullivan Award.

Six athletes, each at the top of their respective sports, have been chosen as finalists for the 95th AAU James E. Sullivan Award. Since 1930, the AAU James E. Sullivan Award has been presented to the most exceptional athlete at the collegiate, Olympic, or other similarly elite level in the United States. As well as honoring athletic excellence, the AAU Sullivan award also recognizes the chosen athlete’s character and honors their quality of leadership, citizenship and sportsmanship.

Rodriguez advanced from a group of 39 semifinalists and will be present for the 95th AAU Sullivan Award ceremony on April 15 at the New York Athletic Club. The other five finalists are: Trey Augustine (Ice Hockey, Michigan State), Cooper Flagg (Basketball, Duke), Ashton Jeanty (Football, Boise State), Lee Kiefer (Fencing, USA Fencing) and Ilia Malinin (Figure Skating, U.S. Figure Skating).

I have no issue with Lexi getting to the finals. She was the top player at her position and like you said, she's a senior.

 

[vantheman1976]

I have no issue with Lexi getting to the finals. She was the top player at her position and like you said, she's a senior.

Yes....and liberos are often overlooked for their value to their team's success.