Abstract
This case investigates ongoing hip pain in a female collegiate beach volleyball athlete. The initial assessment, after thorough evaluation by the university’s athletic training staff, was iliotibial band tightness with concern of a tear of the patient’s acetabular labrum. The patient was religious to rehabilitation, performing it at least 3 times a week for 3 weeks, and was still having post-activity pain in her hip.
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