MARION, Ind. -- Indiana Wesleyan University volleyball head coach Candace Moats recently announced that Alli Trevithick, a three sport standout athlete from Mitchell High School (Ind.), has accepted an offer to continue her athletic and academic career at Indiana Wesleyan.
"We are very excited to welcome Alli to the program," said Moats. "She has the ability to reach a very high level with her jumping ability, her great athleticism, and her desire to be coached. We look forward to seeing the positive impact Alli will have on our program over the next four years."
"If she stays healthy and works hard, I personally believe she may be among the top student-athletes that have come through the program at Indiana Wesleyan University in the last ten years I have been here," continued Moats. "I have had the privilege to watch Alli several times during her club season, and each time I believe more and more that we are getting a very special athlete. But, I also believe we are getting someone most importantly with great character. She is going to be fun to have on the team and I believe she will add to the strong chemistry that already exists. I am thrilled that Alli chose IWU!!"
Allison Trevithick • Middle Blocker •6-2 •Mitchell High School • Mitchell, Ind.
The Trevithick File: Named PLAC All-Conference a total of 11 times in three sports during high school … Four year All-Conference volleyball player … Attack efficiency of .790 in 30 matches senior year… Led team in blocks and kills both junior and senior years ... Holds conference block record for a single match … Four year All-Conference track, winning awards: Girl Freshman of the Year 08-09, Most valuable female athlete 09-10, Most valuable runner 10-11 … Mitchel High School high jump record 5 feet 5.25 inches… Three year PLAC All-Conference basketball … Rebound Award both junior and senior year … Daughter of Tim and Paula Trevithick…National Honors Society … Four year student council member … Member of Key Club, Spanish Club, and Science Club … Senior class president.
