By HBCU Original | October 24, 2025 | Wilmington, DE

The Bowie State Bulldogs delivered a commanding performance on Friday night, sweeping Goldey-Beacom College 3–0 in a non-conference matchup in Wilmington, Delaware. Behind a disciplined defense and a balanced offensive attack, the Bulldogs secured their 10th win of the season — improving to 10–14 overall.

Set scores: 25–20, 28–26, 25–23

🐾 Bulldogs Bring the Energy

From the first serve, Bowie State showed poise and purpose. The Bulldogs posted a team hitting percentage of .179, while holding Goldey-Beacom to just .115. Their ability to stay aggressive on the net — racking up 14 total blocks — proved crucial in closing out tight sets and maintaining control down the stretch.

Coach [Insert Name] praised the team’s togetherness and focus:

“This was one of those matches where everyone contributed,” the coach said. “We trusted our system, communicated, and stayed composed when it mattered most.”

Set-by-Set Recap

Set 1 (25–20):
Bowie State established rhythm early behind key kills from Nina Edwards and Nicole Taylor. The Bulldogs’ front line pressured the Lightning into errors, giving BSU the opening set.

Set 2 (28–26):
Both teams traded points in a thriller. Bowie State held firm as Taylor Johnson’s serving run and clutch digs turned the momentum late.

Set 3 (25–23):
With the sweep on the line, Nadira Avery anchored the defense with crucial blocks. Edwards sealed the match with back-to-back kills to end Goldey-Beacom’s comeback hopes.

🎯 Bulldogs by the Numbers

🔥 Game Leaders

• Kills: Nina Edwards – 12 | Nicole Taylor – 8 | Lyric Snowden – 5

• Aces: Mekenna Scott – 3 | Taylor Johnson – 3 | Haley Pelham – 2

• Blocks: Nadira Avery – 8.0 | Edwards – 4.0 | Madyson Brinson – 4.0

• Assists: Mekenna Scott – 22

• Digs: Taylor Johnson – 11

Bowie State edged Goldey-Beacom in total points, 60–46, and showed why their balanced approach is starting to turn the corner late in the season.

🏆 What’s Next

The Bulldogs return home next week, looking to extend their win streak and finish the season strong. If this performance is any indication, Bowie State Volleyball is finding its rhythm at just the right time.

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Final Score: Chestnut Hill 4, Lincoln (PA) 0

Scoring Summary:

• 20:21 – Chelsea Ritter (CHC) PENALTY KICK GOAL

• 33:29 – Abigail Collins (CHC), Assist: Shaina Klos

• 68:11 – Abigail Collins (CHC)

• 86:57 – Rebecca Dalton (CHC), Assist: Bryce Westervelt

Key Lincoln Stats:

• Shots on Goal: 1

• Saves: 10 (Lourraine De Luna)

• Corner Kicks: 0

• Fouls: 4

Game Recap:
Lincoln University (PA) faced a tough opponent in Chestnut Hill, but the Lions never gave up. Keeper Lourraine De Luna was phenomenal, racking up 10 saves to keep her team in the fight. Despite falling 4-0, Lincoln showed HBCU pride, resilience, and determination, pushing hard on every possession and displaying flashes of offensive potential.

Chestnut Hill dominated possession, but Lincoln’s defense and effort underlined the team’s commitment to growth and representing the HBCU community. The Lions continue to fight for their first win of the season, gaining valuable experience along the way.

HBCU Original was on the scene to capture every save, tackle, and moment of pride. 🎥🔥

The Hornets showed heart from start to finish, going toe-to-toe with Monmouth in a high-scoring contest that ended 49–38. Despite the loss, Delaware State displayed major offensive firepower and resilience on the road.

🏈 Game Highlights:

• Marquis Gillis was unstoppable on the ground, rushing for 132 yards and a touchdown, setting the tone early for the Hornets’ offense.

• Quarterback James Jones powered in a short rushing score, keeping the Hornets within striking distance.

• The Hornet defense battled to contain a hot Monmouth offense led by Derek Robertson, who threw for four touchdowns — but Delaware State never backed down.

🔥 What’s Next:
Delaware State looks to carry this momentum into MEAC play, building on its offensive rhythm and toughness heading into the next matchup.

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BALTIMORE, Md. (Oct. 1, 2025) – The Morgan State volleyball team welcomed North Carolina Central (NCCU) to Hill Field House on Friday, Oct. 3 for a Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC) matchup at 6 p.m. The game was Morgan State’s ‘Pink Out’ match, with fans encouraged to wear pink in support.

Morgan State came into the match at 4-8 overall, 1-1 MEAC, looking to rebound from a heartbreaking 3-2 loss at Howard. The Bears had fallen behind 2-0 before dropping the final three sets, including a narrow 15-12 defeat in the fifth.

Key performances vs. Howard:

• Daniela Ferreira: career-high 23 kills

• Isabelle Brown: 43 assists

• Hanna Nemeth: 13 digs

• Jada Williams: seven blocks

• Aubrey Wilson: five blocks

NCCU (4-10, 1-1 MEAC) entered the contest on a two-match losing streak, including a 3-0 road loss at Charleston Southern. Standouts included Summer Campbell (four kills), Tayah Little and Allyson Rouse (three kills each), Loren Johnson (12 digs), and Neira Joldic (eight assists).

Series History:

• NCCU leads the all-time series 7-4, winning seven of the last eight meetings.

• Last season, the teams split the series: Morgan State swept at home (10/4/24) and NCCU won in five sets on the road (11/1/24).

Match Result: October 3, 2025

Morgan State pulled off a thrilling five-set victory over NCCU, winning 3-2.

Set Scores: 18-25, 19-25, 25-22, 25-19, 15-11

Impact on the Teams:

• Morgan State: Record improves to 2-1 MEAC, 5-8 overall.

• NCCU: Falls to 1-2 MEAC, 4-11 overall.

The Bears showed resilience coming back from a 0-2 deficit to claim the win! 💪

Player Highlights & Milestones

• Jada Williams: Moved into 7th on Morgan State’s all-time blocks list with 247 career blocks.

• Aubrey Wilson: Reached 100 career blocks, currently 17th in program history.

• Isabelle Brown: Freshman setter named MEAC Setter of the Week, directing Morgan’s offense with 107 assists over three matches.

Looking Ahead

Morgan State will host South Carolina State in a MEAC match on Sunday, Oct. 5. First serve is at 1 p.m. at Hill Field House.

Saturday, September 13, 2025 – 01:00 PM

Get ready for an electrifying showdown as the HBCU NY Football Classic returns to MetLife Stadium on Saturday, September 13, 2025!

This premier HBCU football event in the Northeast promises heart-pounding action as Morehouse College takes on Howard University. Two of the nation’s most storied programs will clash on the gridiron, each vying for victory and bragging rights in front of thousands of passionate fans.

Fans can expect a full day of excitement, from pre-game festivities and marching band performances to halftime entertainment that celebrates HBCU culture and tradition. The rivalry is fierce, the stakes are high, and the energy in the stadium is bound to be unforgettable.

Don’t miss your chance to witness history in the making at the HBCU NY Football Classic – where tradition, pride, and football excellence collide!