Baltimore City Community College women’s volleyball recognized sophomores Lea Owens, Aries Weddington and J’Nya Lynn during Sophomore Day at the team’s last home game of the season. The event took place during a tri-meet with Garrett and Howard Community Colleges on Oct. 27, 2026.
The tri-meet marked the end of the Baltimore City Community College volleyball careers of Owens, Weddington and Lynn. All three sophomores represented the college during the past two seasons.
Three Baltimore City Community College Sophomores Recognized
The players received posters displaying their athletic skills during the ceremony. Maryland State Delegate Sean Stinnett of District 41 also presented proclamations recognizing their contributions to Baltimore City Community College.
Weddington played middle blocker, while Lynn played opposite hitter. Owens, Weddington and Lynn were recognized as they completed their two-season runs with Baltimore City Community College women’s volleyball.
Volleyball Remains Part of Their Plans
All three players plan to continue their collegiate journeys after completing their associate degrees. Volleyball also remains part of those plans as they look forward to continuing their athletic careers.
The final home game gave Baltimore City Community College an opportunity to recognize the three sophomores before they moved forward. The tri-meet with Garrett and Howard Community Colleges served as the setting for the celebration.
Maryland Sports Blog Take
Baltimore City Community College used its last home game of the season to recognize three sophomores who represented the women’s volleyball program for two seasons. Owens, Weddington and Lynn now plan to continue both their education and their volleyball careers after completing their associate degrees.
The proclamations from Maryland State Delegate Sean Stinnett added recognition from a Maryland state official to the ceremony. The event honored the players’ contributions while marking the next step in their collegiate journeys.
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