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Two minutes with Alyssa Matsuo, Kennedy Volleyball

Published: Thursday, Sep. 4, 2008 - 12:00 am | Page 8C

Best athletic moment: When we finished third in the Delta Valley League last season after going winless in league the season before.

Dream college: UC San Diego.

Dream job: Pharmacist, or something in the medicine-related field, like research.

I always thought it would be cool: To go to the Olympics.

Funniest athletic moment: When I severely sprained my right ankle freshman year during warmups of Kennedy's last volleyball match of the season. It's funny looking back, but it really (stunk) when it happened because I was goofing around and it was Kennedy's Senior Night. I also ended up sitting out the first few weeks of my Kennedy basketball season.

TV show I can't miss: "Grey's Anatomy."

Favorite food: Peach cobbler.

If I could have one superpower, it would be: To heal sick people.

Being in high school is: Enjoyable.

Sport I'd like to try: Tennis.

I am most proud of: My all-league award last season.

I would love to meet: Debbie Green (Volleyball Hall of Famer, Long Beach State assistant coach).

Best thing about playing setter: You're in on every play, and the team looks to you.

In one word, I'm: Competitive.

Take everything, just leave my: Cell phone.

Last movie: "Pineapple Express."

My best advice is to: Enjoy the moment.


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