CENTENARY UNIVERSITY WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL TEAM HOSTS FIRST ATLANTIC EAST CONFERENCE PLAYOFF MATCH
Photo Caption: The Centenary University Cyclone women’s volleyball team gathers for a team photo before a match. The Centenary University women’s volleyball team will host its first conference playoff match against St. Elizabeth University on Tuesday, November 10, at 7 p.m. in the Reeves Gymnasium.
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HACKETTSTOWN, NJ, Nov. 9 – The Centenary University women’s volleyball team will host its first conference playoff match against St. Elizabeth University on Tuesday, November 10, at 7 p.m. in the Reeves Gymnasium. This is the first time the Cyclone women’s volleyball team has earned the opportunity to host an Atlantic East Conference (AEC) playoff match.
“This team has shown incredible resilience, determination, and heart throughout the season,” said Brooke Armida, Head Coach, Women’s Volleyball, Centenary University. “What makes me most proud isn’t just the history we’re making on the court, but the young women these athletes are becoming off the court. Our philosophy has always been to develop the whole athlete – building confidence, character, accountability, and a family that supports one another through every challenge.”
The Cyclones, an NCAA Division III team, earned the No. 3 seed in the AEC tournament, while St. Elizabeth University is the No. 6 seed. As a team, the Cyclones finished their regular season with a 10-11 overall record and a 5-2 mark in the Atlantic East Conference.
“This achievement is a reflection of the team’s hard work, growth, and belief in one another, and proof of what can happen when a group commits to something bigger than themselves,” Armida said.
About Centenary University
Founded in 1867 by the United Methodist Church, Centenary University offers a wide range of undergraduate and graduate programs grounded in a strong liberal arts foundation and career-focused learning. Located in Hackettstown, New Jersey, with an equestrian center in Washington Township, Centenary provides students with hands-on, personalized educational experiences that prepare them for success in a global and evolving workforce. Guided by its commitment to student success, university vitality, and world engagement, Centenary empowers students to lead lives of purpose, impact, and lifelong achievement. For more information, visit centenaryuniversity.edu.
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