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Coppin State University Women’s Volleyball Sweeps South Carolina State Behind Season-High .400 Hitting

Coppin State University women’s volleyball swept South Carolina State, 3-0, on Oct. 30, 2026, at PEC Arena in Baltimore. Coppin State won the sets 25-12, 25-18 and 25-21 to improve to 18-8 overall and 9-1 in MEAC play.

The victory kept Coppin State atop the MEAC standings by two games. The Eagles hit a season-high .400, recording 43 kills on 75 swings while holding South Carolina State to a -.027 hitting percentage.

Coppin State Controls All Three Sets

Coppin State hit .733 in the opening set, recording 12 kills on 15 attempts. South Carolina State had nine kills and 15 errors across the first two sets as the Eagles built a 2-0 lead.

After hitting .219 in the second set, Coppin State finished with 17 kills on .429 hitting in the third set. The Eagles closed the match with a 25-21 victory.

Eva Rovello Records 11th Double-Double

Eva Rovello assisted on 34 of Coppin State’s 43 kills and added 10 digs for her 11th double-double of the season. She matched freshman Karina Diaz for the match high in digs while recording two aces and two blocks.

IvannaLuna and Deviana Walker each recorded nine kills. Kendall Minta and Rori Gray added five kills apiece, while McKenzie Parks, Rovello, Isabella Ortiz and Cherisse Atilano each had three kills. Pamela De JesusTejedor recorded two kills, and Andrea Cintron added one.

Cintron served a match-high three aces, while Walker led Coppin State with three blocks. Rovello, Minta and Gray each recorded two blocks.

Coppin State Hosts North Carolina Central

Coppin State will host North Carolina Central on Sunday, Nov. 1, at 1 p.m. The match will be carried on the MEAC Network.

Maryland Sports Blog Take

Coppin State University women’s volleyball combined its season-high .400 hitting percentage with balanced production from IvannaLuna and Deviana Walker, along with Eva Rovello’s 11th double-double. The sweep also kept Coppin State two games ahead atop the MEAC standings.


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