Idaho Signs Middle Blocker

Wed., May 27, 1998

Jessica Trezise, a 5-foot-10 middle blocker who played at the University of Memphis last season, has announced she will transfer to the University of Idaho to play volleyball.

A native of Tucson, Ariz., Trezise played as a true freshman this year and finished with 1.53 kills and .9 blocks per game.

Trezise is expected to fill a void that was left when Alli Nieman announced she will concentrate solely on basketball. She’s joins other signees - defensive specialist Kristin DeBello, outside hitters Heather Kniss and Kelly Weiss and setter Jennifer Neville.

Wrestling

North Idaho College wrestling coach Pat Whitcomb returned to his old stomping grounds for his latest recruit.

The newest Cardinal is Kelly Krepps, son of Tom Krepps, who was Whitcomb’s coach at Grandville (Mich.) High School. Kelly Krepps is a two-time state runner-up in Michigan. He’ll wrestle at 177 or 190 at NIC.

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