BALTIMORE – North Carolina Central concluded its two-match weekend in Baltimore with a 3-0 (13-25, 22-25, 12-25) volleyball loss to MEAC leader Coppin State at the Physical Education Complex on Sunday.
The Eagles are now 5-6 in the MEAC and 7-16 overall with three conference contests left in the regular season. The loss snapped a two-match winning streak for the Eagles, who are tied for fifth in the MEAC. Coppin State improved to 10-1 in the conference and 19-8 overall.
Talia Emmen paced NCCU with six kills and
Shalyn Bell added five kills and nine digs.
Breylan Fairley registered 11 assists while
Allyson Rouse and
Aniah Bass had three blocks apiece.
Morgan Wingo finished with four kills and two blocks.
The Eagles put together their best effort of the mach in the second set. Trailing 13-5, the Eagles rallied within 22-20 and 24-22 before falling 25-22.
UP NEXT
The Eagles will host Howard on Friday, Nov. 6, at 6 p.m. in the first of three straight home matches.
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