Senior outside hitter Amelia McCall was named the MVP of the Doc Partin Classic after helping the Eagles to a 4-0 record that included a pair of victories over teams that were ranked among the nation’s top 20.  The 5-foot-10 McCall played in all 13 of the team’s sets and topped the squad with 72 kills (5.54 kps) while registering a keen .395 attack percentage (72-12—152), contributing 43 digs (3.31 dps) and picking up nine total blocks (0.69 bps). She recorded double-figure kill outings in all four contests and had a pair of double-doubles (kills/digs) as she helped the No. 4 Eagles boost their record to 7-1 on the year.  In a 3-1 verdict over No. 5-ranked Eastern in the Partin Classic finale, she hammered out a career-high 23 kills and finished with a .400 hitting percentage (23-3—50) while chipping in nine digs and three block assists. In a 3-0 triumph over No. 16 Trinity, McCall pounded out 19 terminations en route to a .405 attack percentage (19-4—37) and totaled 12 digs.