Orangeburg, S.C. — With the regular season nearing its conclusion, the Claflin University women's volleyball team enters a pivotal week featuring its final road match and home finale, with an opportunity to close out the season in front of the Panther faithful.
The Lady Panthers opened last week with conference matchups against Fayetteville State and Bluefield State, finishing 0-2 in CIAA play. Claflin regrouped and closed the week on a high note, earning a sweep over Paine College to wrap up its final nonconference road matchup.
Claflin now turns its attention to the final stretch of the schedule, beginning Monday, Nov. 2, with a road trip to Winston-Salem, North Carolina, to face Winston-Salem State University. First serve is scheduled for 6 p.m. The Lady Panthers will look to carry the momentum from their win over Paine into the matchup against the Rams.
The team will return to Tullis Arena on Thursday, Nov. 5, to host Livingstone College for Senior Night. First serve is set for 6 p.m. The evening will also provide an opportunity to recognize the seniors whose dedication and contributions have helped shape the program.
With just two matches remaining, the Lady Panthers will look to finish the regular season strong, beginning on the road Monday before returning home to celebrate their seniors and close out the season at Tullis Arena.
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About Claflin University Athletics
Claflin University is a National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division II institution that sponsors 13 intercollegiate sports. The university's athletic program includes volleyball; women's flag football; men's and women's cross country; men's and women's basketball; softball; men's and women's indoor and outdoor track and field; and baseball. Claflin's teams compete primarily in the Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association (CIAA), while the baseball program competes in the Peach Belt Conference.
