BALTIMORE - Coppin State's volleyball team welcomes conference rival Maryland Eastern Shore on Friday night to PEC Arena in a pivotal battle for second place in the MEAC. Both teams stand at 3-2 in conference play with first serve scheduled for 6 pm. Following the clash with the Hawks, the Eagles will visit MEAC frontrunner Delaware State on Sunday, October 17 at 3 pm.
Event Information
Opponent: Maryland Eastern Shore Hawks (8-8, 3-2 MEAC)
Date/Time: Friday, October 15 | 6:00 pm
Location: Baltimore, Md. (PEC Arena)
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Event Information
Opponent: Delaware State Hornets (18-16-0 MEAC, play Morgan on Oct. 15)
Date/Time: Sunday, October 17 | 3:00 pm
Location: Dover, Del. (Memorial Hall)
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Last Time Out
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Miajavon Coleman led the Eagles to a five-set victory over Howard on Sunday, notching a double-double 18 kills and 14 digs along with three aces.
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Chudear Tut made her return to the starting lineup and was dominant with 13 kills while hitting .444 on 27 swings. Tut also recorded three blocks in just her second match of the season.
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Paola Caten added nine kills to go with ten digs and four blocks, followed by
Ahzhi Coleman with five and
Jordan Celestine with four.
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Andrea Tsvetanova tallied 39 assists while the Eagles hit .195 for the match.
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Ashley Roman led the defense with 23 digs while serving specialists
DeMia Goddard (3) and
Khala Cameron (2) combined for five aces.
Climbing the Charts
- Senior
Miajavon Coleman is cementing herself as one of the top players in CSU history as she nears the school-record for kills and is among the leaders in digs. Coleman needs just nine kills to break CSU's all-time record for kills while sitting 8th in career digs. When she breaks the kills record, she will also crack the MEAC Top 10 in kills.
- Senior
Jordan Celestine ranks fourth in school-history with 213 career blocks. At the Penn Tournament, Celestine matched a career-high with seven blocks against Bucknell before upping that just hours later with eight blocks at Penn.
- Junior
Ashley Roman already sits second in school-history with 1,128 career digs while her 4.72 digs per set and 25 matches with at least 20 digs are both school-records.
- Roman ranks 19th among all active players with 4.72 digs per set in her career and 7th among current juniors. Her 1,128 career digs are 91st among all active players and 12th among juniors.
- In his fifth season at the helm of the Eagles program, head coach
Tim Walsh is the winningest coach in school-history with 49 victories. This included the team's first MEAC North Division Title and winning season during the Spring 2020 season.
Senior CLASS Award
- Senior
Miajavon Coleman was recently named one of 30 candidates for the Senior CLASS Award which recognizes excellence on and off the court.
- Coleman has maintained a 3.81 GPA in Biomedical Science while minoring in both chemistry & psychology. She is also the President of CSU's Student-Athlete Advisory Committee and chapter of Chi Alpha Sigma, the National Collegiate Athlete Honor Society.
- Coleman received a grant to perform biomedical research on campus in the Ophthalmic Research Laboratory, investigating the role of oxygen free radicals in the pathogenesis of ocular diseases.
- For more information about the Senior CLASS Award,
click here.
