Setter is the toughest position on the court for sure.
Both Melka and Pittenger receive a chance to set the offense from the back row and then sub out in the front row for another hitter, placing the daunting task of running the offense on two people instead of one. While Pittenger became acquainted with the six-two offense during the spring practice sessions, Melka only had fall practice to get used to the system. It's a different being used to running the whole show and only running half the show. But I'm used to it now. Giovanazzi has been able to draw parallels between the situation with Melka and Pittenger this season and the situation four years ago when Mendoza rotated with Erin McGovern, a junior at the time.