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The Utes will welcome Kendall Cygan and Amanda Wasko to their 2012 roster.
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Dec. 21, 2011
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"Kendall and Amanda both bring a vast amount of volleyball experience to their respective positions," Launiere said. "They will add depth to the setting and defensive specialist positions for our 2012 team and beyond. Not only are they both good volleyball players, but they are both good students and people who will add value to the culture of the program."
Kendall Cygan
(S / 5-8 / Orange, Calif. / Santa Margarita Catholic HS / T-Street)
Cygan, a 5-8 Orange, Calif., product, helped Santa Margarita Catholic High School win three straight Trinity League championships and was an all-conference performer for two years. Cygan also earned All-American designation at the 2009 Junior Olympics and was a two-time member and team captain of the Southern California High Performance Team. She played club volleyball for T-Street and served as team captain as well.
Cygan was involved in the French Honor Society and the South County Safe Rides program at SMCHS and intends to major in Psychology at Utah.
 Kendall Cygan |
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Wasko, a 5-10 Honolulu, Hawaii native, attends Kamehameha Schools and was a 2011 All-Interscholastic League of Honolulu Second Team selection. As an outside hitter, her prep team won the Hawaii High School Athletic Association Division 1 championship in 2009 and 2010 and also posted a runner-up finish in the HHSAA in 2011.
Wasko played for the Imi'ike Volleyball Club and was the team captain in 2008 and 2009. She was also the starting middle blocker on the Aloha Region National Select Team that won a bronze medal at the 2008 High Performance Tournament in Tucson, Ariz.
Wasko is schedule to graduate with an Academic Honors Diploma from the Kamehameha Schools and has been a National Honor Society member since her sophomore year. She also played small forward on the basketball team and competed as a sprinter in track & field. She intends to major in Civil Engineering at Utah.
 Amanda Wasko |
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