Zyonna Fellows is 'the heart and soul of our team,' coach Dave Rubio says.
Devin Homer For the Arizona Daily Star Last weekend, Zyonna Fellows did something no Wildcats volleyball player has ever done before.
The victory helped the Wildcats forge a split with the Bay Area schools after they were swept by No. 6 Stanford in the opener. Arizona will take on Washington State on Friday at 7 p.m. and Washington on Saturday at noon. Friday’s match will be shown on Pac-12 Arizona. That it came following a straight-sets loss to Stanford made things even sweeter. Fellows had just two blocks, three kills and two digs against the Cardinal in a 25-23, 25-22, 25-16 loss. Her attack percentage of -.091 was worst among Arizona’s regulars.
“I told her that great players are not whether or not you’ll have a bad game because you’re going to have a bad game. It’s whether or not you are going to try and take the steps necessary to become better the next time you play,” Rubio said. “And that’s what great players do.”
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