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MCD subs: Poteet, Cassy.



MCD subs: Poteet, Cassy.




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JHU subs: Anderson, Annika; De Marzi, Michela; Overtoom, Emily.



JHU subs: Anderson, Annika; De Marzi, Michela; Overtoom, Emily.




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MCD subs: Johnson, Natalia; May, Abigail; Carson, Mariya.



MCD subs: Johnson, Natalia; May, Abigail; Carson, Mariya.




MCD


0-1


[Comstock, Kaylee] Kill by Adam, Simone (from Swaak, Helena).



0


Johns Hopkins

1

[Comstock, Kaylee] Kill by Adam, Simone (from Swaak, Helena).




JHU


0-2


[Pantano, Anna] Kill by Ebert, Celine (from Swaak, Helena).



0


Johns Hopkins

2

[Pantano, Anna] Kill by Ebert, Celine (from Swaak, Helena).




JHU


1-2


[Pantano, Anna] Service error.



[Pantano, Anna] Service error.

1


McDaniel

2




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MCD subs: Carson, Mariya.



MCD subs: Carson, Mariya.




MCD


1-3


[Buttons, Stephanie] Kill by Wismer, Ella (from Swaak, Helena).



1


Johns Hopkins

3

[Buttons, Stephanie] Kill by Wismer, Ella (from Swaak, Helena).




JHU


1-4


[Tuszynski, Nicole] Attack error by Carson, Mariya (block by Yu, Alice).



1


Johns Hopkins

4

[Tuszynski, Nicole] Attack error by Carson, Mariya (block by Yu, Alice).




JHU


1-5


[Tuszynski, Nicole] Kill by Adam, Simone (from Swaak, Helena).



1


Johns Hopkins

5

[Tuszynski, Nicole] Kill by Adam, Simone (from Swaak, Helena).




JHU


1-6


[Tuszynski, Nicole] Service ace (Fadel, Samantha).



1


Johns Hopkins

6

[Tuszynski, Nicole] Service ace (Fadel, Samantha).




JHU


1-7


[Tuszynski, Nicole] Kill by Adam, Simone (from Swaak, Helena).



1


Johns Hopkins

7

[Tuszynski, Nicole] Kill by Adam, Simone (from Swaak, Helena).




JHU


2-7


[Tuszynski, Nicole] Kill by Young, Kailey (from Comstock, Kaylee).



[Tuszynski, Nicole] Kill by Young, Kailey (from Comstock, Kaylee).

2


McDaniel

7




MCD


3-7


[Fadel, Samantha] Attack error by Ebert, Celine (from Pantano, Anna).



[Fadel, Samantha] Attack error by Ebert, Celine (from Pantano, Anna).

3


McDaniel

7




MCD


3-8


[Fadel, Samantha] Kill by Ebert, Celine (from Swaak, Helena).



3


Johns Hopkins

8

[Fadel, Samantha] Kill by Ebert, Celine (from Swaak, Helena).




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JHU subs: Anderson, Annika.



JHU subs: Anderson, Annika.




JHU


4-8


[Anderson, Annika] Service error.



[Anderson, Annika] Service error.

4


McDaniel

8




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MCD subs: Alapa, Christiana; Poteet, Cassy.



MCD subs: Alapa, Christiana; Poteet, Cassy.




MCD


4-9


[Poteet, Cassy] Service error.



4


Johns Hopkins

9

[Poteet, Cassy] Service error.




JHU


4-10


[Adam, Simone] Attack error by Carson, Mariya (from Poteet, Cassy).



4


Johns Hopkins

10

[Adam, Simone] Attack error by Carson, Mariya (from Poteet, Cassy).




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JHU subs: Wilhelm, Grace.



JHU subs: Wilhelm, Grace.




JHU


4-11


[Wilhelm, Grace] Kill by Swaak, Helena (from Tuszynski, Nicole).



4


Johns Hopkins

11

[Wilhelm, Grace] Kill by Swaak, Helena (from Tuszynski, Nicole).




JHU


5-11


[Wilhelm, Grace] Kill by Carson, Mariya (from Poteet, Cassy).



[Wilhelm, Grace] Kill by Carson, Mariya (from Poteet, Cassy).

5


McDaniel

11




MCD


6-11


[Beck, Reese] Kill by Bowley, Abigayle.



[Beck, Reese] Kill by Bowley, Abigayle.

6


McDaniel

11




MCD


6-12


[Beck, Reese] Service error.



6


Johns Hopkins

12

[Beck, Reese] Service error.




JHU


7-12


[Yu, Alice] Kill by Buttons, Stephanie (from Poteet, Cassy).



[Yu, Alice] Kill by Buttons, Stephanie (from Poteet, Cassy).

7


McDaniel

12




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MCD subs: Johnson, Natalia.



MCD subs: Johnson, Natalia.




MCD


8-12


[Johnson, Natalia] Service ace (Wilhelm, Grace).



[Johnson, Natalia] Service ace (Wilhelm, Grace).

8


McDaniel

12




MCD


9-12


[Johnson, Natalia] Attack error by Pantano, Anna (block by Alapa, Christiana; Poteet, Cassy).



[Johnson, Natalia] Attack error by Pantano, Anna (block by Alapa, Christiana; Poteet, Cassy).

9


McDaniel

12




MCD


9-13


[Johnson, Natalia] Kill by Swaak, Helena (from Anderson, Annika).



9


Johns Hopkins

13

[Johnson, Natalia] Kill by Swaak, Helena (from Anderson, Annika).




JHU


10-13


[Swaak, Helena] Service error.



[Swaak, Helena] Service error.

10


McDaniel

13




MCD


10-14


[Comstock, Kaylee] Kill by Pantano, Anna (from Swaak, Helena).



10


Johns Hopkins

14

[Comstock, Kaylee] Kill by Pantano, Anna (from Swaak, Helena).




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JHU subs: Pye, Jocelyn.



JHU subs: Pye, Jocelyn.




JHU


11-14


[Pantano, Anna] Kill by Saidat, Kaitlyn (from Comstock, Kaylee).



[Pantano, Anna] Kill by Saidat, Kaitlyn (from Comstock, Kaylee).

11


McDaniel

14




MCD


11-15


[Buttons, Stephanie] Kill by Ebert, Celine (from Tuszynski, Nicole).



11


Johns Hopkins

15

[Buttons, Stephanie] Kill by Ebert, Celine (from Tuszynski, Nicole).




JHU


11-16


[Tuszynski, Nicole] Kill by Ebert, Celine (from Swaak, Helena).



11


Johns Hopkins

16

[Tuszynski, Nicole] Kill by Ebert, Celine (from Swaak, Helena).




JHU


11-17


[Tuszynski, Nicole] Kill by Pye, Jocelyn (from Swaak, Helena).



11


Johns Hopkins

17

[Tuszynski, Nicole] Kill by Pye, Jocelyn (from Swaak, Helena).




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JHU subs: Price, Jordan.



JHU subs: Price, Jordan.




JHU


12-17


[Tuszynski, Nicole] Kill by Saidat, Kaitlyn (from Comstock, Kaylee).



[Tuszynski, Nicole] Kill by Saidat, Kaitlyn (from Comstock, Kaylee).

12


McDaniel

17




MCD


12-18


[Fadel, Samantha] Kill by Ebert, Celine (from Swaak, Helena).



12


Johns Hopkins

18

[Fadel, Samantha] Kill by Ebert, Celine (from Swaak, Helena).




JHU


12-19


[Anderson, Annika] Attack error by Carson, Mariya (block by Price, Jordan; Swaak, Helena).



12


Johns Hopkins

19

[Anderson, Annika] Attack error by Carson, Mariya (block by Price, Jordan; Swaak, Helena).




JHU


12-20


[Anderson, Annika] Attack error by Young, Kailey (block by Price, Jordan; Pye, Jocelyn).



12


Johns Hopkins

20

[Anderson, Annika] Attack error by Young, Kailey (block by Price, Jordan; Pye, Jocelyn).




JHU


12-21


[Anderson, Annika] Kill by Swaak, Helena (from Anderson, Annika).



12


Johns Hopkins

21

[Anderson, Annika] Kill by Swaak, Helena (from Anderson, Annika).




JHU


13-21


[Anderson, Annika] Kill by Carson, Mariya (from Young, Kailey).



[Anderson, Annika] Kill by Carson, Mariya (from Young, Kailey).

13


McDaniel

21




MCD


14-21


[Poteet, Cassy] Attack error by Pye, Jocelyn (block by Bowley, Abigayle; Carson, Mariya).



[Poteet, Cassy] Attack error by Pye, Jocelyn (block by Bowley, Abigayle; Carson, Mariya).

14


McDaniel

21




MCD


14-22


[Poteet, Cassy] Kill by Price, Jordan (from Anderson, Annika).



14


Johns Hopkins

22

[Poteet, Cassy] Kill by Price, Jordan (from Anderson, Annika).




JHU


14-23


[Pye, Jocelyn] Kill by Pantano, Anna (from Anderson, Annika).



14


Johns Hopkins

23

[Pye, Jocelyn] Kill by Pantano, Anna (from Anderson, Annika).




JHU


15-23


[Pye, Jocelyn] Service error.



[Pye, Jocelyn] Service error.

15


McDaniel

23




MCD


15-24


[Beck, Reese] Kill by Swaak, Helena (from Anderson, Annika).



15


Johns Hopkins

24

[Beck, Reese] Kill by Swaak, Helena (from Anderson, Annika).




JHU


16-24


[Price, Jordan] Bad set by Price, Jordan.



[Price, Jordan] Bad set by Price, Jordan.

16


McDaniel

24




MCD


17-24


[Johnson, Natalia] Attack error by Swaak, Helena (block by Saidat, Kaitlyn; Buttons, Stephanie).



[Johnson, Natalia] Attack error by Swaak, Helena (block by Saidat, Kaitlyn; Buttons, Stephanie).

17


McDaniel

24




MCD


17-25


[Johnson, Natalia] Kill by Wismer, Ella (from Anderson, Annika).



17


Johns Hopkins

25

[Johnson, Natalia] Kill by Wismer, Ella (from Anderson, Annika).






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Purdue Volleyball Adds ACC All-Freshman Outside Hitter to 2026 Roster

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Purdue has added a young star to its 2026 roster via the transfer portal. The Boilermakers landed a commitment from former Georgia Tech outside hitter Mimi Mambu. She comes to West Lafayette with three years of eligibility remaining.

Mambu spent her freshman season with the Yellow Jackets and was named to the ACC All-Freshman Team. She averaged 2.923 kills per set and hit .155 for the year. The 6-foot outside hitter also totaled 48 blocks and averaged 1.067 digs per set.

“What a wonderful Christmas gift to get the commitment from a smart and dynamic student-athlete,” coach Dave Shondell said in a statement. “We’re excited to have this hard-hitting high-flyer join our team after such a strong first season at Georgia Tech where she helped lead them to an NCAA tournament appearance. We watched Mimi play in high school and knew she would be a special player. Mimi learned so much about our program from Kash [Akasha Anderson] and Isabelle Bardin who are good friends from the D.C. area.”

Shondell saw Mambu up close during the 2025 season. On Sept. 3, the Boilermakers hosted Georgia Tech in the Stacey Clark Classic. The Yellow Jackets won the match 3-1, and the freshman hitter ended the evening with 10 digs and seven kills.

Georgia Tech ended the year with a 16-14 record.

Mambu will likely fill a void left by Purdue senior Akasha Anderson, who proved to be one of the top hitters last season. After transferring in from Michigan State, the senior averaged 2.911 kills per set and had a .282 hitting percentage. She only got better as the season progressed.

Mambu will join a talented and experienced roster in West Lafayette. She joins All-Big Ten selections Kenna Wollard and Grace Heaney at the pin-hitter spots. She will also be playing alongside All-Big Ten setter Taylor Anderson and All-Big Ten honorable mention libero Ryan McAleer.

Purdue closed out the 2025 season with a 27-7 record and a trip to the Regional Final round of the NCAA Tournament.

Mambu had ups and downs

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As any freshman might, Mambu had some highs and lows throughout her freshman campaign. She reached a double-digit kill total in 13 of Georgia Tech’s 30 matches.

Mambu also had some off days, though. On five occasions, she ended a match with a negative hit percentage. Three of those came against Louisville, Pitt, and Purdue, all of which made deep runs into the NCAA Tournament.

Mambu is a tremendous athlete with high-flying ability and a strong arm. The biggest focus for Shondell and the Boilermakers will be to develop some consistency, but Purdue’s coaching staff has proven it can correct some of those issues.

Plus, with a full year of college volleyball now under her belt, Mambu is likely to show major improvement from her freshman to sophomore season.

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Cougars come back to win Pop-Tarts Bowl 25-21 over Georgia Tech – BYU Athletics – Official Athletics Website

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On second-and-nine, Bachmeier found Roberts in a tight window for a gain of 18. Damuni added four yards, and on third down, Roberts caught a 7-yard pass to move the chains. Bachmeier and Ryan connected for the seventh time, this time for 13 yards to pin BYU at the Yellow Jacket six-yard line. After Kingston recorded a four-yard carry, Nawahine took the direct snap and plowed into the end zone. Keeping the offense on the field to go for two, Bachmier rushed it into the end zone to cut the deficit to three.

BYU forced the game’s first three-and-out. Kingston returned the punt 34 yards to set BYU up at its 45.

Bachmeier pitched to Damuni for a gain of five on first down. The freshman running back gained one yard on the next play, but the Cougars were unable to convert on third-and-four, and Vander Haar and the punting unit returned to the field, resulting in the second three-and-out of the game.

An illegal snap penalty pushed Georgia Tech back to its four-yard line. On second-and-14, King hit Rutherford for a gain of 12, and then another illegal snap penalty was enforced on the Yellow Jackets to set up third-and-seven. Haynes got just short of the line of gain before Glasker and Tanner Wall tackled him to force a punt. Kingston returned the punt four yards and set BYU up at its own 30 with 5:44 on the clock.

Following two incomplete passes, Bachmeier found Kingston at the BYU 34, and he advanced to the 43-yard line to grab the first down. Phillips secured a 14-yard pass from Bachmeier, and then Kingston caught a 15-yard pass to cap three consecutive first downs. After an eight-yard pass to Ryan to the Georgia Tech 20, the running back room led the way, kick-started by Nawahine picking up nine yards with a hurdle over a defender. Bachmeier passed to Damuni for a gain of seven, and then the Providence, Utah product powered into the end zone for his first career touchdown. Alongside Ferrin’s extra point, the Cougars took the lead, 25-21 with two minutes left.

Ferrin’s kickoff was returned 13 yards to pin Georgia Tech at its 21. Nusi Taumoepeau and Lutui hurried King and his pass fell incomplete on first down. On the next play, King lost the ball on a low snap but recovered his fumble for a loss of five yards. On third-and-15, another pass fell incomplete, forcing fourth-and-15. On the play, King went deep to Rivers for a gain of 66 at the BYU 18 with 52 seconds on the clock. The defense held the Yellow Jackets to three-straight incomplete passes, setting up fourth down with 14 seconds remaining. King attempted to hit Haynes in the end zone but his pass was intercepted by Johnson to seal the Pop Tarts Bowl victory 25-21.



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Kats take care of Biblical Studies 117-57

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HUNTSVILLE — Sam Houston bounced back from a loss in the Conference USA opener to wrap up nonconference action with a 117-57 victory over the College of Biblical Studies at Johnson Coliseum on Sunday.
 
The Bearkats (8-4) controlled the temp on both ends of the court, shooting close to 60 percent while limiting the Ambassadors to 31 percent. Sam Houston used its height advantage to dominate the paint, outscoring Biblical Studies 62-12 and outrebounding the Houston area team 66-29.
 
Isaiah Manning led the Kats with a career-high 27 points to go along with 10 rebounds for his first career double-double. Freshman Jacob Walker also scored a new career high with 24 points, Veljko Illic added 16 points and nine boards, freshman Matt Dann chipped in a career-high 12 points, freshman Jacoby Coleman finished with 11 and Damon Nicholas Jr. had 10.
 
Sam Houston built a huge first-half lead and never looked back.
 
The Kats went on a 10-0 run thanks to back-to-back 3s by Walker and Manning, who added a pair of layups to grab a 23-10 advantage. Dann punched in consecutive dunks after a free throw and a two more layups by Nicholas to cap the run at 19-0 to put the game away early as the Ambassadors went more than seven minutes without scoring.
 
Sam Houston shot a blistering 66 percent from the field in the first half, making 25 of 40 shot attempts. The Bearkats also held Biblical Studies to just 23 percent shooting to build a commanding 59-21 lead at the break.
 
Conference USA action resumes Jan. 2 when Sam Houston heads to Bowling Green, Kentucky to face WKU at 4 p.m. on ESPN+.
 



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Texas A&M star Ifenna Cos‑Okpalla signs with League One Volleyball

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At the end of the season, after some of the adrenaline from the Texas A&M championship run had subsided, head coach Jamie Morrison revealed that a few players on his roster would have the opportunity to compete at the next level. While he didn’t name names, we had a pretty strong idea of which standout athletes he was referring to.

On Sunday morning, it was officially announced that senior middle blocker and 2025 NCAAVB Champion Ifenna Cos-Okpalla signed a professional contract to play with League One Volleyball (LOVB) Salt Lake. She joins senior opposite Logan Lednicky in the league, who recently signed with LOVB Houston. Cos-Okpalla was also drafted by MLV but ultimately chose to pursue her career with LOVB. We knew a move was coming soon after the news broke that she had signed with Valor Sports Agency just days before this announcement.





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Sherry Bryant was born deaf, but that hasn’t stopped her from becoming a wife, mother and volleyball coach for Copper Sky Multigenerational Center’s youth volleyball league.

Bryant can’t hear and she doesn’t speak, but she uses hand gestures and written notes to communicate with players. During practice, she is often in the action pointing players to proper positions and cheering on successful plays.

Her desire to coach stems from more than her love of the game. She is able to spend time with her daughter on the court and show that deaf people are not limited.

“My daughter plays, and I feel it benefits her and the girls,” Bryant said. “If there are no volunteers, there might be no one to coach. Another reason is to show deaf people can do it.”

From time to time, Bryant’s players are unable to understand their coach’s instructions.

“This is my first (coaching) experience,” Bryant said. “My assistant coach (Nikki Lucchesi) helps me a lot. She speaks to the players.”

For Copper Sky Sports Coordinator David Aviles, picking Bryant to coach was simple.

“When you run a sports program there are times you run low on coaches,” Aviles said. “I reached out to the parents for the girls, and [Bryant] volunteered. She’s done a great job and really enjoys it.”

Bryant’s team won its first game. The players were attentive to her instructions.

“It’s inspirational for the kids to see that she’s out there coaching,” Aviles said. “She takes a hands-on approach and plays with them. It seems to be working well.”

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