"If you want to play for coach Melfy i hope you ran track or cross country in high school because she really emphasizes running and fitness. Not only will you be running just about a mile for every warm up each day, but you will also have conditioning on top of that. She should quit coaching volleyball and be a fitness leader for an ROTC program instead. Be ready to also hear degrading comments while you workout/run. "Im in shape, round is a shape" is her favorite saying. Also, if you have any injury or disability you will be told you have "boo boos" and you arent tough enough to play sports in college. If she doesnt tell you directly, dont worry- she will just tell her assistant coach or any of the girls on the sideline! Besides the insane workouts, she puts on a front to act like a good person but she is just as mean as Regina from Mean Girls (or worse). If she doesn't like you, everything you do or say will offend her and she will do everything in her power to convince herself and others that you are the worst person alive. She harps on the fact that her life has been harder than anything anyone else has gone through so dont complain- because you dont know real pain and suffering like she does (insert eye roll). If you are really good at kissing up to people, she might be the coach for you! If you aren't her favorite you can forget every imagination you have had of a spot in the lineup and start practicing your bench cheers. I hope you plan on winning every game because if you lose, you have an entire week of misery to look forward to. Enjoy!"

"Coach Melfy does a great job getting you on board, and ready to work hard. She promises to be on your side, to help develop you both on and off the court. This is somewhat a lie, because she absolutely does this for certain players. But be careful, her honestly is not as consistent with players she doesn’t personally favor. She tends to favor players who kiss up to her, rather than players who have their own way of showing their dedication. I showed her my best effort in every aspect, however she never made me a priority. She blew off scheduled meetings with me multiple times, wouldn’t be honest about why I wasn’t earning playing time, and refused to accommodate for my disability. When she was called out on this behavior, she claimed I tried to get her fired, and cried in front of me and the athletic director. Any other player who called her out also received poor treatment, and she gossiped about previous players like a child. Her attitude was so unprofessional and I was appalled that ESU selected her as the head coach. "