Weekly Recap: Tournament Seeding Starting To Materialize For Fall Sports

The College of Southern Maryland athletics program is beginning to wind down its fall sports’ regular seasons with their three squads breaking even at 3-3 (50%) for the week.

Weekly Recap: Tournament Seeding Starting To Materialize For Fall Sports
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October 13, 2025

LA PLATA, Md. – The College of Southern Maryland athletics program is beginning to wind down its fall sports' regular seasons with their three squads breaking even at 3-3 (50%) for the week.

 

Volleyball: 

 

  • Results
    • Tuesday, October 7
      • Loss at Cecil
        • 3-0 (21-25, 15-25, 16-25)
    • Thursday, October 9
      • Win vs. Carroll
        • 3-0 (25-10, 25-9, 25-18)
    • Saturday, October 11
      • Win at Westmoreland County
        • 3-0 (Set Scores Unknown)
          • Westmoreland County Tri-Match
      • Loss vs. #5 Butler County (Pennsylvania)
        • 3-1 (27-25, 20-25, 26-28, 10-25)
          • Westmoreland County Tri-Match

 

  • Top Performers (Cecil & Carroll Matches Only)
    •  Deanna Kalkbrenner has transformed into one of the most well-rounded, valuable assets at Head Coach Allorie Sanders' disposal, blocking nine (1.50 p/s) attack attempts including five solo stops, while collecting 16 kills (2.67 p/s) and hitting 0.371.
    • Lelia Iafeta heads into her final home match as a Hawk swinging a hot hand, clubbing 21 kills (3.50 p/s) in the two games with stats last week in addition to 17 digs (2.83 p/s) on the defensive side plus a pair of service aces.
    • Mia Decarlo, the other Sophomore on the roster, has earned a new role of clutch service, racked up a team-high four aces and dug up 11 balls (1.83 p/s) as well.
    • Amelie Lancioni was the ultimate helper to her teammates, lofting an average of 8.50 assists per set (51 total) on top of 2.83 digs per set (17 total).

 

  • Coming Up
    • Tuesday, October 14 (7 p.m.)
      • vs. Potomac State
        • Sophomore Night

 

Men's Soccer: 

 

  • Results
    • Saturday, October 11
      • Loss vs. Garrett
        • 3-2
          • Sophomore Day

 

  • Top Performers
    • Everton McKinney was one of the two scorers in Saturday's match with the Lakers, placing his one shot-on-goal past the keeper for his second of the season.
    • Matthew Knapp, one of the premier goal scorers in the region during his debut campaign in La Plata, was the other net-finder for the Gold and Black, placing both of his attempts on-target with the first of those giving CSM an early 1-0 lead less than five minutes into the match.
    • Sophomore Zion Abdullah earned himself a point in front of his entire family who made the trip on Sophomore Day, assisting on McKinney's strike for his first of the year.
    • Aydyn Meaders got the highest number of shots off (4) and tied with Knapp for the most SOG (2), but none of his boots were able to dent the scoreboard.

 

  • Coming Up
    • Tuesday, October 14 (4 p.m.)
      • vs. Hagerstown
    • Thursday, October 16 (2 p.m.)
      • vs. (RV) Montgomery

 

#17 Women's Soccer: 

 

  • Results
    • Saturday, October 11
      • Win vs. Garrett
        • 7-0
          • Sophomore Day

 

  • Top Performers
    • Sara Allwine saved one of her best performances for Sophomore Day, cashing in on her fourth hat trick of the campaign and eighth as a Hawk, landing a trio of goals on eight overall shots and five of those were aimed at the net.
    • Amber Jones was an absolute menace to Garrett's primary keeper, Ada White, bludgeoning her with 11 shots, six on-goal, and a pair of scores.
    • Goalie Kylie Smith pulled off a feat rarely seen in soccer, pitching a complete game shutout between the pipes while also firing off a laser beam penalty kick goal as she feasibly could have won the contest by her lonesome.
    • Elyssa Guy was the final student-athlete to make a mark on the CSM scoreboard, placing the fifth score of the afternoon onto the stat sheet.
    • Kiera Salazar registered her second multi-assist showing of 2025, feeding the ball to Jones on both of her missiles.
    • The last point producer for the women was fellow Sophomore Abby May, who setup the game-winner to Allwine only three minutes and change after the first whistle.

 

  • Coming Up
    • Tuesday, October 14 (4 p.m.)
      • vs. Hagerstown
    • Thursday, October 16 (2 p.m.)
      • vs. Montgomery

 

 

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