S.F. State adds four to volleyball team

Outside hitters Kelly Burke, Lisa Morgan and Beth Perkins and middle hitter Sloane Williams have signed to join the San Francisco State women’s volleyball team, which is returning to action in the fall. Burke is a two-time All-Peninsula Athletic League team member who led Sequoia to a league title her junior year. She also played for Cañada College and Skyline College. Morgan, a La Quinta senior, is a three-time Desert Valley League First teamer. Perkins will be transferring from Mount Hood Community College (Ore.) while Williams will transfer from Lake Land College.

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