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Date: Tue, Oct 16, 2018 at 1:10 PM
Subject: Article: HORNETS STUN CANISIUS IN MONDAY THRILLER
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HORNETS STUN CANISIUS IN MONDAY THRILLER
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Mon, October 15, 2018
Dover, Del. (Oct. 15, 2018) --- Jade Jamison scored her school record-tying sixth goal the season with 53 seconds to give Delaware State a 2-1 victory over Canisius in a women’s soccer contest at Alumni Stadium this afternoon. The score was 1-1 when DSU’s Mary O’Conner lofted a free kick about 40 yards from the net. Jamison ran to the post from the right of Canisius goal keeper Alana Rossi and booted the ball into the net for the go-ahead score, setting off a celebration with her teammates on the field and along the Hornet bench.

Jamison is now tied with Chelsea Boursiquot for most goals in a season in team history. Boursiquot accomplished the feat in 2014.

The Hornets and Golden Griffins were scoreless at the half as neither team could generate much offense in the opening 45 minutes.

Canisius broke the ice with a goal in the 54th minute. Hannah Morpurgo scored from close range off a perfect cross from Madeline Beaulieu to put the Griffs on the board first.

Delaware State needed a little more than 16 minutes to tie the match. Alexa Gibbs scored her second goal of the season from up close off a feed from Katrina Silva in the 70th minute to even the score.

The match appeared head for overtime before the late heroics by O’Conner and Jamison.

The victory was Delaware State’s first after trailing in a match this season. The Hornets improved to 3-10-2, while Canisius fell to 4-7-4 this season.

DSU will play its final home match of the season on Wed. (Oct. 17) against Yale. The contest is scheduled for 7 p.m. at Alumni Stadium. The Hornets will close out the season on the road at Wagner (Oct. 19), Penn (Oct. 23) and Brown (Oct. 30).




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Date: Wed, Oct 17, 2018 at 8:14 AM
Subject: Article: HORNETS' COMEBACK BID FALLS SHORT VS. LA SALLE
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HORNETS' COMEBACK BID FALLS SHORT VS. LA SALLE
Courtesy DSU Athletic Media Relations
Wed, October 17, 2018

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Dover, Del. (Oct. 16, 2018) --- Delaware State forced a fourth set, but couldn’t complete the comeback in a 3-1 loss to La Salle in Memorial Hall Tuesday evening. The Explorers won the first two sets, 25-20 and 25-11, before the Hornets stayed alive in the match with a 25-21 win in set three. La Salle rebounded to win the fourth set 25-18 to claim the match win.

Devin Corah led the Explorers with 16 kills, while Madison Kuch and Samantha Graver added 13 each. Kathryn Wood topped all players with 48 assists and Jenses Sharrits tied for match-high honors with 15 digs for La Salle.

Devin Ruble (fr.) led Delaware State with 11 kills, while Caroline Rakoski (fr.) contributed 10. DSU’s Nia Scott (fr.) also tied for the match high with 15 digs and Milexa Cardona (fr.) led the Hornets with 32 assists.

Trailing 2-0 in the match, Delaware State fell behind 10-7 in the third set. The Hornets responded by scoring nine of the next 12 points, and opened up a 16-13 lead on a block by Sydney Armbrister (sr.) and Rakoski.

DSU opened up its biggest lead of the third set, 23-18, on a kill by Mayah Ngundam (so.).

In the fourth set, La Salle opened up a 17-9 lead and the Hornets could get no closer than five points the rest of the way.

Delaware State returns to action on Oct. 24 with a non-conference home match against Towson (6:00 p.m.).




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Date: Wed, Oct 17, 2018 at 4:26 PM
Subject: Article: HORNETS CAPTURE MDES TOURNAMENT TITLE
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HORNETS CAPTURE MDES TOURNAMENT TITLE
Courtesy DSU Athletic Media Relations
Wed, October 17, 2018
Berlin, Md. (Oct. 17) --- The Delaware State took first place in the women’s bracket at the two-day Maryland-Eastern Shore Collegiate Golf Challenge this week. Also, DSU’s Ana Candela Ferreyra Heit was the individual champion in the field of 14 competitors.

The Hornets chopped 10 strokes off their opening day score with a combined total of 330 in today’s second round for a two-day mark of 670 (+94), topping second place Hampton by 32 strokes and host Maryland-Eastern Shore by 186 strokes.


Delaware State and Hampton were tied for first after Tuesday’s opening round, but the Hornets were 32 strokes better than the Pirates in today’s competition.


Heit, also the leader after the opening round, matched her day one score of 80 today for a combined total of 160 (+16). Jakari Harris of Hampton was second at 163 (+19), posting scores of 81 and 82 in the two rounds.


Delaware State’s Kanyakorn Chothirunpanit was third overall with a two-day total of 166 (+22), with scores of 83 each day.






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Date: Wed, Oct 17, 2018 at 10:50 PM
Subject: Article: JAMISON NETS RECORD GOAL IN HORNETS' LOSS TO YALE
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JAMISON NETS RECORD GOAL IN HORNETS' LOSS TO YALE
Courtesy DSU Athletic Media Relations
Wed, October 17, 2018
Dover, Del. (Oct. 17, 2018) --- Jade Jamison’s school-record seventh goal of the season was not enough to prevent Delaware State from a 6-2 women’s soccer loss to Yale in the Hornets’ 2018 home finale at Alumni Stadium this evening. Jamison, a junior, scored her record-setting goal in the 62nd minute to pull the Hornets’ to within 4-2 in the contest. The goal was set up by a long pass from Alyssa Coustenis, which Jamison outran two Yale defenders to retrieve. After winning the race for the ball, Jamison fired a shot from about 15 yards away past Bulldog goal keeper Maritza Grillo for the record score. Delaware State’s previous high for goals in a season was six by Chelsea Boursiquot in 2014.

Yale led 4-0 in the match before Delaware State scored back-to-back second period goals to make things interesting.

Aerial Chavarin had two goals and two assists, while four others tallied a goal each to lead the Bulldogs to their second straight win. Yale’s Sarah Jordan was credited with two assists in the contest.

Chavarin assisted on the first goal of the match by Ciara Ostrander to give Yale a 1-0 lead in the 11th minute.

The Hornets appeared to tie the match later in the opening period but an apparent goal in an open net by Savannah Ay (fr.) off a feed from Jamison was denied due to an offsides call.

The Bulldogs scored three more first period goals, two by Chavarin, to lead 4-0 at the half.

Delaware State finally got on the board when Ay officially scored off a feed from Braxton Clark (jr.) in the 57th minute to cut Yale’s lead to 4-1. The goal was the fifth of the season for Ay, which is the most by a Hornet freshman and tied for third best in team history.

Jamison’s score less than five minutes later cut the DSU deficit to two.

The Bulldogs scored insurance goals in the 72nd and 83rd minutes to seal the win.

The match also marked the final home contest for Delaware State seniors Kayleigh Leschinski, Jenna Wallace, Samantha Bahr and Leslie Fazio,

The Hornets will close out their 2018 season with three road matches, beginning with a visit to Wagner on Friday (Oct. 19) at 7 p.m.






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From: Delaware State University Soccer <dsuhornets@neulionnetwork.com>
Date: Sat, Oct 20, 2018 at 6:43 AM
Subject: Article: WAGNER RALLIES FOR W SOC WIN OVER HORNETS
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WAGNER RALLIES FOR W SOC WIN OVER HORNETS
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Sat, October 20, 2018
Staten Island, N.Y. (Oct. 19, 2018) --- Wagner scored two goals in a three-minute span of the second period to defeat Delaware State 2-1 in a women’s soccer contest Friday evening.

All of the scoring came in the second period.

Delaware State drew first blood nearly 50 minutes into the match when Alyssa Coustenis fired a shot past Wagner goal keeper Delany Beck off a feed from Jade Jamison for her first goal as a Hornet.

DSU held onto the lead for nearly 18 minutes when the Seahawks evened up the score. Le’la Allen netted the tying goal when she beat Hornet goalie Leslie Fazio on a one-one move in the 58th minute.

Wagner needed less than three minutes to break the tie. Maria Nunez scored the go-ahead goal with an assist from Mya Donnelly in the 71st minute.

The Hornets only had one shot attempt after falling behind, but failed to connect.

Wagner outshot Delaware State 20-11 and the Seahawks held an 8-6 advantage in shots on goal.

The Hornets return to action with a match at Penn on Monday (Oct. 22). The contest is scheduled to begin at 7 p.m. in Philadelphia.




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From: Delaware State University Equestrian <dsuhornets@neulionnetwork.com>
Date: Tue, Oct 23, 2018 at 11:10 PM
Subject: Article: HORNET RIDERS MAINTAIN NO. 9 NATIONAL RANKING
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HORNET RIDERS MAINTAIN NO. 9 NATIONAL RANKING
Courtesy DSU Athletic Media Relations
Tue, October 23, 2018
Dover, Del. (Oct. 23, 2018) --- Delaware State has held onto the ninth spot in the latest National Collegiate Equestrian Association Farnam Top 10 Team Rankings. The Hornets entered the 2018-19 rankings at No. 8 in the Oct. 9 poll and has maintained the No. 9 position the last two weeks.

The top four spots in the poll remain the same from last week. Auburn is No. 1, followed by Texas A&M, SMU and Baylor.

Delaware State will close out the 2018 portion of its schedule with competitions against SMU and Tennessee Martin Nov. 16-17 at the Dovington Training Center in Felton, Del.




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From: Delaware State University Volleyball <dsuhornets@neulionnetwork.com>
Date: Tue, Oct 23, 2018 at 7:10 PM
Subject: Article: HORNETS TO HOST TOWSON IN NON-CONFERENCE FINALE
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HORNETS TO HOST TOWSON IN NON-CONFERENCE FINALE
Courtesy DSU Athletic Media Relations
Tue, October 23, 2018
Dover, Del. (Oct. 23, 2018) --- The Delaware State volleyball team will face its final non-conference opponent of the season when Towson visits Memorial Hall Wednesday evening. The match is scheduled to begin at 6:00 p.m.

The Hornets (2-21) have been idle since a 3-1 loss to La Salle on Oct. 16.

Sophomore Mayah Ngundam leads DSU with 166 kills. She’s also the team leader with 39 blocks.

Freshman Milexa Cardona ranks among the MEAC leaders in two statistical categories. Cardona is 10th in the MEAC in assists at 6.79 per set (523 total) and ninth in the league with 0.35 service aces per set (27 total).

DSU’s Leimaluhia Taula (sr.) is averaging 3.13 digs per set (241 total) to rank eighth in the MEAC.

Freshmen Caroline Rakoski and Devin Ruble rank two and three on the Hornets in kills. Rakoski is second on the team with 129 kills, while Ruble is third with 121.

Towson (10-13) is coming off a 3-2 loss to Northeastern last Sunday.

Jocelyn Kuilan leads the Tigers with 243 kills, while former Delaware high school star Emily Jarome (Padua Academy) is second with 240.

Delaware State and Towson are meeting for the first time since 2016. The Tigers won the contest 3-0 in Towson, Md.




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From: Delaware State University Volleyball <dsuhornets@neulionnetwork.com>
Date: Wed, Oct 24, 2018 at 9:19 PM
Subject: Article: BALANCED TIGERS ROLL TO VOLLEYBALL WIN OVER HORNETS
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BALANCED TIGERS ROLL TO VOLLEYBALL WIN OVER HORNETS
Courtesy DSU Athletic Media Relations
Wed, October 24, 2018
Dover, Del. (Oct. 24, 2018) --- Olamide Sonuga tallied nine kills and five blocks, while Jocelyn Kuilan had eight kills on 11 attacks to lead Towson to a 3-0 volleyball win over Delaware State in Memorial Hall this evening. The scores were 25-18, 25-10 and 25-16.

The Tigers won for the second time in three matches to improve to 11-13, while the Hornets dropped their eighth straight contest to fall to 2-22 this season.

Sydney Armbrister (sr.) led Delaware State with seven kills. DSU Nia Scott (fr.) topped all players with 10 digs.

In the first set, Delaware State led 11-8 before Towson scored 10 of the next 11 points to take control. The Tigers opened up an 18-12 lead on kill by Olivia Finkel. The Hornets could get no closer than four points the rest of the set.

In the second set, Towson jumped out to a 14-4 lead and never looked back.

The Tigers had 19 kills and just four errors in their set three win.

Towson had a .405 attack percentage in the match, recording 42 kills and 10 errors on 79 attacks. Delaware State had 23 kills and 17 errors on 80 attempts for a .075 hitting percentage in the contest.

The Hornets will play their next three matches on the road, beginning with a visit to Maryland-Eastern Shore on Sunday (Oct. 28). The match is set for 3:00 p.m. in Princess Anne, Md.




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Date: Wed, Oct 24, 2018 at 6:10 PM
Subject: Article: HORNETS ANNOUNCE VOLLEYBALL STAFF CHANGES
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HORNETS ANNOUNCE VOLLEYBALL STAFF CHANGES
Courtesy DSU Athletic Media Relations
Wed, October 24, 2018
Dover, Del. (Oct. 24, 2018) --- Delaware State University Director of Athletics D. Scott Gines has announced that Whitney Johnson has been relieved of her duties as Hornets’ head volleyball coach, effectively immediately. Gines says first-year DSU assistant coach Kameron Beans has been appointed as acting head coach. He will direct the team beginning with tonight’s home match against Towson.


Johnson has an overall record of 9-96 in four seasons since appointed as head coach of the Hornets in 2015. This season, Delaware State is 2-21 overall and 0-5 in the MEAC with six games remaining on the 2018 regular season schedule.



"I want to express my sincere gratitude to Coach Whitney Johnson and her loyal and devoted service to the program, the Athletics Department, and Delaware State University over the past four years,"said Gines. “On behalf of the university, I extend best wishes to Whitney in her future endeavors.”


Gines says a national search will soon begin for a new head coach of the Delaware State volleyball team.




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Date: Sun, Oct 28, 2018 at 9:03 AM
Subject: Article: GILL LEADS HORNETS TO 9TH PLACE MEAC XC CHAMPIONSHIP FINISH
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GILL LEADS HORNETS TO 9TH PLACE MEAC XC CHAMPIONSHIP FINISH
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Sun, October 28, 2018
Smyrna, Del. (Oct. 28, 2018) --- The Delaware State men’s cross country team was ninth in the 2018 Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference Championship at DSU’s Outreach and Research Center on Saturday.

North Carolina A&T claimed its first conference title with 51 team points.

Hasan Gill (jr.) was Delaware State’s top performer, finishing 14th out of 72 runners to capture All-MEAC honors. Gill completed the 8k race with a time of 28-minutes-33.8 seconds.

Savannah State (86 points) was second in the 2018 MEAC Men’s Championship race. Bethune-Cookman (89), Maryland-Eastern Shore (90) and Norfolk State (118) rounded out the top five.

Gregory Moore was second on the Hornets and 41st overall with a time of 31:26.20.

2018 MEAC Men’s Cross Country Championship
Delaware State Finishers
14. Hasan Gill 28:33.80
41. Gregory Moore 31:26.20
47. Jose Infante-Rosales 31:50.00
49. Komlan Attiogbe 31:50.10
53. Caleb Giles 32:20.80
65. Keith Washington 35:20.40
66. Gerald Amobi 35:26.60
67. Robert Castillo 35:40.60
68. Hanqaamo Lintiso 36:24.90




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Date: Sun, Oct 28, 2018 at 6:13 PM
Subject: Article: DSU VOLLEYBALL FALLS SHORT AT MDES
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DSU VOLLEYBALL FALLS SHORT AT MDES
Courtesy DSU Athletic Media Relations
Sun, October 28, 2018
Princess Anne, Md. (Oct. 28, 2018) --- The Delaware State volleyball team couldn’t overcome a two set deficit at Maryland-Eastern Shore, falling 3-1 to the Hawks in a MEAC North contest this afternoon.

MDES won the first two sets, 25-13 and 25-17, before the Hornets stayed alive in the match with a 25-18 victory in set three. The Hawks bounced back to take set four 25-17.

Lucia Babic had 13 kills and Rachel Kayongo added 10 to lead the Hawks. Ivana Blazevic led all players with 29 assists and recorded six of Maryland-Eastern Shore’s 16 services aces in the match.

Mayah Ngundam and Caroline Rakoski led Delaware State with nine kills each. Milexa Cardona topped the Hornets with 27 assists, while Nia Scott tied for match-high honors with 11 digs.

MDES posted a .269 attack percentage in the match, recording 43 kills and 15 errors on 104 attacks. Delaware State tallied 36 kills and 26 errors on 111 attempts for a .090 hitting percentage.

The Hawks held a slight edge in digs 43-42.

MDES improved to 7-14 overall and 4-2 in the MEAC, while the Hornets fell to 2-23 and 0-6.

Delaware State remains on the road for its next two matches, beginning with a visit to Howard on Friday (Nov. 2).




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Date: Mon, Oct 29, 2018 at 5:35 AM
Subject: Article: HORNETS 3RD AT COUGAR CLASSIC; NEUER TOP PERFORMER
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HORNETS 3RD AT COUGAR CLASSIC; NEUER TOP PERFORMER
Courtesy DSU Athletic Media Relations
Mon, October 29, 2018
Dover, Del. (Oct. 28, 2018) --- The Delaware State bowling team posted a 9-4 overall record to finish third at the 2018 Caldwell University Cougar Classic this weekend. The Hornets were 4-1 in traditional matches and 5-3 in Baker contests, collecting a total pinfall of 11,478.

Delaware State’s Alexis Neuer (jr.) was the top individual performer in the tournament, topping nearly 90 competitors with a total pinfall of 1,216 and a six-game average of 202.7. Neuer topped the 200-mark in three games, including a high of 235.

Two other Hornets also finished in the individual top 15 standings.

Freshman Stefanny Toala was eighth in the individual standings with a total pinfall of 1,117 in six games (186.2 avg.), while senior Olivia Laird finished 14th with 1,080 (180.0 avg.).

Delaware State’s Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference rival Maryland Eastern Shore was the team winner with a 10-3 overall record and 11,927 total pinfall. Saint Francis (Pa.) was second.




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Date: Tue, Oct 30, 2018 at 10:16 PM
Subject: Article: HORNETS END SEASON WITH SHUTOUT LOSS TO BROWN
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Providence, R.I. (Oct. 30, 2018) --- Brown scored three goals in the first 25 minutes and never looked back in a 6-0 victory over visiting Delaware State in the Hornets’ 2018 finale this afternoon.

The Ivy League Bears won for the second time in three matches to improve to 7-8-1, while the Hornets dropped their fourth in a row to close out the season with a 3-14-2 overall record.

Abby Carchio had two goals and an assist, while Claire Myers tallied a goal and two assists to lead the Brown attack.

Myers scored the first goal of the match in the 19th minute and assisted on a score by Malina Yago two minutes later to give the Bears a 2-0 lead.

Brown opened up a 3-0 lead when Maesyn G’Bye scored off a pass by Carchio in the 25th minute.

Carchio notched her first goal in the 40th minute to give the Bears a 4-0 advantage at the half. She tallied her second goal of the match five minutes into the second half.

Delaware State was outshot 32-6 in the contest, including 19-2 in shots on goal.

Hornet goal keeper Leslie Fazio recorded 12 saves in the match.

DSU, which posted a two-win improvement from its 2017 total, is expected to return each of its six 208 goal scorers next season. The list includes Jade Jamison (jr.), who tallied a school-record seven goals this season. Savannah Ay (fr.) set a Hornet freshman record with four goals this year.

Fazio is among four seniors on the 2018 squad.





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Subject: Article: DSU's NEUER AGAIN HONORED BY MEAC
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DSU's NEUER AGAIN HONORED BY MEAC
Courtesy DSU Athletic Media Relations
Wed, October 31, 2018
Dover, Del. (Oct. 31, 2018) ---Delaware State’s Alexis Neuer (jr.; Lewisburg, Pa.) has earned her second Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference weekly bowling honor this season. Neuer was named, along with Tyra Merritt of North Carolina A&T, as MEAC Co-Bowler of the Week.

Neuer was the top individual among some 80 competitors, earning tournament MVP honors at the Caldwell University Cougar Classic last weekend, posting an average of 202.7 in traditional play. She led Delaware State to a third-place finish in the tournament, rolling three 200-games, including a high of 235 against Sacred Heart.

This is the second weekly honor of the season for Neuer, the 2018-19 Preseason MEAC Bowler-of-the-Year.

She collected five MEAC Bowler-of-the-Week awards during the 2017-18 season en route to her selection as league MVP.

The Hornet bowling team will return to action Nov. 10-11 for the first MEAC competition of the season. Delaware State is hosting the event, featuring each of the league’s 11 bowling programs, at Pleasant Hill Lanes in Wilmington, Del.




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HORNETS CONTINUE ROADSWING WITH FRI. MATCH AT HOWARD

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HORNETS CONTINUE ROADSWING WITH FRI. MATCH AT HOWARD
Courtesy DSU Athletic Media Relations
Thu, November 01, 2018

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Milexa Cardona (with ball)
Dover, Del. (Nov. 1, 2018) --- The Delaware State volleyball team plays the second of three straight road matches with a visit to MEAC North leader Howard for a MEAC North contest on Friday. The match is set for 6 p.m. at Burr Gym in Washington, D.C.

The Hornets (2-23; 0-6 MEAC) are looking to avenge a 3-0 loss to the Bison (15-9; 7-0 MEAC) in the first meeting between the teams on Oct. 5 at Delaware State.

Delaware State setter Milexa Cardona (fr.) has emerged as one of the MEAC’s top rookies. Cardona is eighth in the league in assists at 6.75 per set (567 total). She’s also ninth in the conference in service aces (0.35 ps; 29 total).

DSU’s Mia Taula (sr.)enters the weekend at ninth in the MEAC in digs at 2.96 per set (249).

Mayah Ngundam (so.) is Delaware State’s leader with 178 kills and is tied for the team high with 40 blocks. Caroline Rakoski (fr.) is second on the club with 144 kills. Kiera Holtzclaw (so.) is tied for third on the Hornets in kills (128) and tied with Ngundam for the team lead with 40 blocks.

Jumee Tipton leads the team with 258 kills, while teammate Kia Porter in No. 1 in the MEAC with a .337 attack percentage.

Delaware State will wrap up the road swing on Sunday (Nov. 4) at Norfolk State (3:00 p.m.).




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DSU VOLLEYBALL WRAPS UP SEASON WITH HOME WEEKEND MATCHES
Courtesy DSU Athletic Media Relations
Thu, November 08, 2018
Dover, Del. (Nov. 8, 2018) --- The Delaware State volleyball team will close out its 2018 season with two MEAC home contests. The Hornets will take on Morgan State on Friday beginning at 6:00 pm and wrap up the season with a Sunday match against Coppin State at 3:00 pm.

The Sunday match will also mark the final Memorial Hall appearance for DSU seniors Sydney Armbrister and Mia Taula.

Armbrister joined the Hornets in 2015. She enters the weekend with 369 kills and 93 blocks at DSU. She was second on the Hornets with 164 kills as a junior in 2017 and ranks fifth on the club with 119 this season.

Taula, a two-year DSU letterwinner, has ranked among the MEAC leaders in digs this season. This year, she’s ninth in the league at 2.92 per set, totaling 269 digs in 92 sets. Last season, she was second on the Hornets with 192 digs.

Delaware State setter Milexa Cardona (fr.) ranks among the top 10 in the MEAC in two statistical categories. Cardona is ninth in the league in service aces at 0.35 per set (32 total) and is 10th in the league in assists at 6.86 per set (631 total).

The Hornets (2-25; 0-8 MEAC) are trying to avenge losses to Morgan State and Coppin State the first time they met the teams this season. The Hornets fell to Morgan 3-0 on Oct. 12 in Baltimore, Md., and dropped a 3-1 decision to Coppin in Baltimore two days later.




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DSU TO HOST FIRST 2018-19 MEAC ROUND-UP
Courtesy DSU Athletic Media Relations
Thu, November 08, 2018
Dover, Del. (Nov. 8, 2018) --- The 11 Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference bowling teams, including new associate members Monmouth and the University of Alabama-Birmingham (UAB) will gather in Delaware this weekend for the first conference meet of the 2018-19 season.

The competition is set for Saturday and Sunday at Pleasant Hill Lanes on Newport Pike in Wilmington. The teams will compete in traditional matches on Saturday beginning at 10:25 a.m. and Baker format contests starting at 8:25 a.m. Sunday.

The meet, along with a second round-up in North Carolina next February, will determine the six schools that will compete in the 2019 MEAC Championship Tournament.

Defending tournament champ North Carolina A&T State is the preseason favorite to finish first in the 2018-19 and MEAC regular season standings, according to poll conducted of league head coaches and sports information representatives.

Delaware State is one of five MEAC ranked in the National Tenpin Coaches Association 2018-19 Preseason poll.

Maryland-Eastern Shore in the top-ranked MEAC team in the national poll at No. 7, just ahead of the Hornets at No. 8. North Carolina A&T is 11th in the preseason poll, while UAB stands at 16 and Monmouth is No. 23.

Delaware State is led by junior Alexis Neuer, the 2018-19 MEAC Preseason Bowler-of-the-Year. Neuer, the reigning MEAC top bowler, was selected as Most Outstanding Performer in the Hornets’ last competition, the Caldwell University Cougar Classic. She’s off to a good start this season, earning two MEAC Bowler-of-the-Week awards and averaging 201.5 in 11 traditional games.

DSU freshman Stefany Toala is tied for the top single game in the MEAC so far this season with a score of 278 at the Kutztown University Bud Whitman Memorial.

For the 2018-19 season, the MEAC has replaced its previous two-division format with one 11-team standing. The second round-up is set for Feb. 23-24 in Greensboro, N.C.

The 2019 MEAC Bowling Championships will be held March 29-31 in Chesapeake, Va.


Story includes information from the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference




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HORNETS FALL TO EAGLES IN SEASON FINALE
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Sun, November 11, 2018
Dover, Del. (Nov. 11, 2018) --- Delaware State won the first set before dropping the next three in a MEAC volleyball loss to Coppin State in DSU’s 2018 finale Memoria Hall this afternoon. The 3-1 loss was the Hornets’ 13th straight to end the season with a 2-17 overall record and 0-10 mark in the MEAC.

Delaware State won the first set 25-23. The Eagles evened the match with a 25-19 victory in the second set. Coppin won the next two sets 25-18 and 25-20 to earn the match victory.

Three Coppin State players recorded double figures in kills, led by Miajavon Coleman with 15. Jordan Celestine added 14 kills and Asia Stennis 13 for the Eagles. CSU’s Brianna Lang had a match-high 44 assists.

Mayah Ngundam (so.) led Delaware State with 11 kills, while Kiera Holtzclaw (so.) recorded eight. Milexa Cardona posted a team-high 30 assists.

Coppin State recorded a .299 hitting percentage in the match, collecting 61 kills and 23 errors on 127 attacks. DSU had 39 kills and 22 errors on 107 attempts for a .159 percentage.

The Hornets recorded 40 digs to 38 for the Eagles.

The match also marked the final collegiate contest for Delaware State seniors Sydney Armbrister and Leimaluhia Taula.




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