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Catamount Crossing - Student-Athlete Spotlight - Marissa Earle

Catamount Crossing - Student-Athlete Spotlight - Marissa Earle

The WVU Potomac State College Athletic Department has launched a new student-athlete spotlight, "Catamount Crossing." We will be celebrating student-athletes from different communities within our department. The focus for April is the Class of 2020.  

 

Name: Marissa Earle

Sport: Volleyball and Softball

Hometown: Petersburg, WV

High School:  Petersburg High

Major: Business Administration

  

Favorite Class:

Intro Computer Applications

Favorite Professor:

Professor Stone

Fun fact about me:

I lived in Puerto Rico the entire Summer of 2019 doing mission work.

Favorite PSC memory (non-athletic):

Just spending time with other students around campus and in the dorms (Playing corn hole, ping pong, charades, watching shows or movies together)

Favorite PSC memory (athletic):

Volleyball- Our amazing 3-2 win at home against NOVA with the student section celebration

Favorite part about being a PSC student-athlete:

My favorite part about being a PSC athlete has been that I have formed relationships with both my coaches and my teammates. And, other students recognize me as a representative for the school through athletics.

What has playing at PSC meant to you:

Playing at PSC has allowed me to continue playing the sports I love, while also pursuing my academic goals in life. I have gained lifelong friendships and memories that I will cherish for the many years to come.

After PSC:

I have decided to remain at PSC to finish my eligibility for softball and receive my bachelor's degree in computer information systems. Then I plan to continue to pursue my master's in emergency management/Public Administration.

I would like to thank:

I would like to thank my family for supporting me and shaping me into the student athlete that I am today. I would also like to thank Coach Ganoe and Coach Rotruck for giving me an opportunity to continue my athletic career. Additionally, I would like to thank my professors for supporting the idea of being a student-athlete and guiding me to success. Finally, I would like to thank my teammates for making me a better player and giving me friendships to last a lifetime.