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'It motivated me': Cambria Heights grad Kendall Conrad added elements to her game throughout her productive career

Story byThe Tribune-Democrat, Johnstown, Pa. Jake Oswalt, The Tribune-Democrat, Johnstown, Pa. Thu, January 29, 2026 at 11:39 PM UTC·6 min readEntering her freshman season on the Queens College volleyball team, Cambria Heights High School graduate Kendall Conrad possessed a powerful swing to contribute as an outside hitter right away. The 5-foot-11 athlete made an impact quickly for the Knights, who compete at the NCAA Division II level in the East Coast Conference. Conrad finished her four-year career with 1,308.5 points, 1,108 kills (fifth in program history), 432 digs, 205 blocks and 69 aces. She grew exponentially mentally and added different elements to her game throughout her productive career. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisement"Over the years, my mental strength by far grew the most," said Conrad, a 2021 Pennsylvania Volleyball Coaches Association Class 2A all-state selection.

'It motivated me': Cambria Heights grad Kendall Conrad added elements to her game throughout her productive career

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  • "I gained the knowledge and experience to no longer let my head and my nerves get the best of me.
  • Yes, I did have my moments here and there, but compared to my first year playing, I think my mindset and confidence grew the most."She rose her game as a freshman in 2022 to make early contributions."My freshman year of college was only the third year I was an outside, so I think I had no choice but to adapt to how I play," Conrad said.
  • "I loved that the game was super-competitive and that people wanted my spot.
  • It motivated me."Living in Queens Borough, New York, allowed her to grow off the court as well and expand her horizons. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisement"The past four years at Queens College have been so different from one another," Conrad said.
  • "I have always said that every school year and every semester felt like a new season of a TV show.
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