Ex-Seoul American spiker Matautia earns Atlantic-10 first-team honors

By Dave Ornauer
Published: November 22, 2012

Give this link a click and see what a former Seoul American All-Far East volleyball player is up to. Gabriella Matautia, a junior at Temple University and former All-State spiker from Moanalua, Hawaii, has racked up first-team All-Atlantic-10 honors, following the Owls’ 19-11 campaign that saw them exit in the second round of the A-10 tournament in Pittsburgh in straight sets to Dayton. Matautia, a right-side hitter, has 841 total spike kills, averaging 4.05 per set this season, 51st in the country, and leads the conference and is 35th in the nation in service aces per set, with .39.

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