Hall of Fame
Molly (Farrell) Orlando (Volleyball - 1993-95) - A three-time All-SLIAC selection from 1993-95 and the SLIAC Newcomer of the Year in 1993, Orlando was a major building block in transforming the Webster women's volleyball program into a yearly title contender in the SLIAC. The team had its first successful season the year previous to her arrival in 1993, at 9-3 in the SLIAC, but 2-8 non-conference. Webster again went 9-3 in the SLIAC in Orlando's first season, but won its first SLIAC Tournament as the team went 18-6 overall. In 1994, Webster won its first SLIAC title at 12-0 and the tournament again, going 20-5 overall. In Orlando's final season, the Gorloks once again won both the conference title and tournament as they finished 23-9. Despite playing just three years, Orlando dominates the school's all-time record: attack percentage (1st), kills per set (3rd), solo blocks (2nd), block assists (2nd), total blocks (2nd), blocks per set (1st), points (4th), points per set (1st), and kills (9th), and in the single-season records: attack percentage (1st), total blocks (2nd), and points per set (1st). After graduating from Webster in 1996, Orlando completed an RN degree at St. Charles Community College and now runs her own company, Building Blocks Nurse Consulting, LLC. She also sings professionally, recording and playing live with several bands. She and her husband, Michael currently reside in Erie, Colo., with their son, William.
