NCSA College Athletic Scholarships Blog

NCSA recently interviewed a  rising volleyball star, Michele Boskovich, a 6′2” middle from Oaks Christian High School in California.  Michele was a 2nd Team All-CIF Division III pick.  She plays for Santa Monica Beach Club for the 16-1’s team.  She will graduate in 2011.

NCSA: Why and when did you get involved in volleyball?

Boskovich: My older brother and sister both played high-school and Club volleyball, I loved watching them play and decided to start playing volleyball in 7th grade.

 

NCSA: How did your team do this season?

Boskovich: My team is currently ranked 17th.

 

NCSA: Do you have any big competitions coming up?

Boskovich: My club team is competing at the volleyball festival in Arizona this year.  I was selected to be on the SCVA high performance team this summer, competing in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

 

NCSA: What is the forecast for your fall high school season?

Boskovich: This season my high school team moved up a division and we are excited to be competing against more challenging teams. We have lost multiple starting seniors, including my sister, but have some amazing players.

 

NCSA: Tell us about your interactions with college coaches so far.

Boskovich: I have received letters as well as e-mails from University of California Irvine, Texas Christian University, University of Washington, University of Denver, University of the Pacific, Southern Oregon University, University of Montana and University of Idaho. 

NCSA: What camps do you plan to attend over the summer?

Boskovich: I really enjoyed the USC camp last year but unfortunately I will not be able to attend any camps due to family commitments. 

 

NCSA: What are you looking forward to if and when you get the opportunity to play at the collegiate level?

Boskovich: I look forward to traveling around the country to compete against other colleges, being part of a team for 4 years and growing together.

 

NCSA: What are your goals for next year?

Boskovich: I hope to be on a top level team, keep my grades up and serving my local community. 

 

NCSA: What is the best part of being involved with NCSA so far?

Boskovich: NCSA is very informative, each e-mail is filled with tips on how to approach the recruiting process.

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