#7 Greta King
Freshman
Setter/Rightside
Height: 5-10
Hometown: Wilmar, MN
High School: Wilmar H.S. ('08)
Major: Undecided

2008 - Played in 57 games for the Cobbers....average 2.14 kills a game...hammered a career-high 21 kills in the NCAA Regional Quarterfinal game vs. Loras, IA. 

Personal: Volleyball All-Conference two years, MVP two years, All-Area First Team two years, Triple A Award....All-State Academic three sports... track All-Conference four years, State track participant three years...letter-winner in volleyball, basketball, and track

Why Did You Choose to Come to Concordia? “I loved the volleyball program and strong academic reputation. ”

_____________________The KING File

Nickname: Gretzky

One word that best describes me: Determined

Where would you go if you could spend one week anywhere in the world: Africa

Favorite foods: Grilled Cheese

Favorite restaurant: Buffalo Wild Wings

Favorite movies: The Holiday

Favorite TV show: America's Next Top Model, Grey's Anatomy

Favorite book: Bible

Favorite holiday: Christmas (it's my birthday too)

One thing I can't live without: My blanket

Best gift you ever received: My kitty
The three people I would most like to meet: Jesus, Adrian Peterson, Kerri Walsh

Favorite Musical Groups: Relient K, Jason Moraz

The biggest influence on my volleyball career: My grandpa

If I were to play another sport, it would be: State track for 3 years

If I were to play another sport it would be: Football

My favorite pro sports team: Minnesota Vikings

My dream job is: not lifegaurding

The most unusual thing the average person would not know about me is: I'm left handed and my birthday is on Christmas

Before each match I: Brush my teeth

What is your greatest fear: Seeing a clown in the dark

What was the first CD you ever owned: DC Talk

One thing I absolutely have to do before I turn 40: Sky dive

If I could be on any TV reality show it would be: Extreme Home Makeover

The best thing about Fargo-Moorhead is: Concordia, of course

This summer I: Worked as a lifegaurd at the Wilmar pool