West Georgia Athletics

Carrollton, GA - The final piece of the puzzle for the 2010 volleyball recruiting class is now in place, as head coach Gary Lee announced outside hitter Krystle Sullivan as the final commitment for this year's class. 

"Krystle is a solid player who will give us quality depth for the 2010 season," said Lee. "I expecty that she will help us significantly over the next four years."

Hailing from South Fort Myers High in Fort Myers, FL, Sullivan is a 5-9 ouside hitter who brings a solid resume for the Wolves. She also has a solid athletic family background, as both her father, Marc and grandfather, Haywood, played baseball in the major leagues. Marc played for five years as a catcher for the Boston Red Sox and Haywood was a catcher for the Oakland A's and the Red Sox.

She is the fifth player Lee has added with the 2010 recruiting class, joining Melissa Holt of Newport News, VA, Reagin Boggs of Loganville, Mandy Black of Dallas and Emily Reul of San Bernardino, CA. 

These five recruits will join the returners for preseason camp in early August, with the season set to begin in Saint Leo, FL on September 3. 

Krystle Sullivan • OH/RS • 5-9 • Fort Myers, FL • South Fort Myers HS
A talented commit joining the Wolves for her first season of collegiate volleyball. Played under Kristin Ward at South Fort Myers High in Fort Myers, FL. Was the team leader in service aces and digs as a junior and was on track to do the same as a senior until she fractured her right hand. Was the team captain in her senior year. Won MVP of the Charlotte Invitational Tournament in 2009. Won Club NVA 18's Coaches Award in for the 2009-10 while leading her team to win the Gold Division at the Tamp Slam/Tampa United Tournament. Father played catcher for the Boston Red Sox. Grandfather was the quarterback at the University of Florida before playing catcher with the Oakland A's and Boston Red Sox.