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Weekly Recap: Men’s Hoops Start Hot, Fall Seasons Both Come To Heartbreaking End

The College of Southern Maryland athletics program got its winter sports’ season off to a riveting start as the men’s basketball team opened their year with a pair of neutral site victories over Middlesex and Community Christian (Michgian) while both the top-seeded women’s soccer squad and the second seed volleyball Hawks both got eliminated from the Region 20 Tournament in the Championship and Quarterfinals, respectively.

Weekly Recap: Men’s Hoops Start Hot, Fall Seasons Both Come To Heartbreaking End
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November 3, 2025

LA PLATA, Md. – The College of Southern Maryland athletics program got its winter sports' season off to a riveting start as the men's basketball team opened their year with a pair of neutral site victories over Middlesex and Community Christian (Michgian) while both the top-seeded women's soccer squad and the second seed volleyball Hawks both got eliminated from the Region 20 Tournament in the Championship and Quarterfinals, respectively.

 

#2 Seed Volleyball:

  • Results 

    • Saturday, November 1

      • Loss at #7 seed Cecil

        • 3-0

          • (21-25, 25-27, 24-26)

 

  • Top Performers

    • Sophomores Lelia Iafeta and Mia Decarlo made their final appearances donning the Black and Gold as the former nearly notched a double-double with a Hawks-high 11 kills (3.67 p/s) plus nine digs (3.00 p/s) while the latter averaged 4.67 digs per set (14 total) on top of an assist.

    • Amelie Lancioni almost collected a double-double as well, lofting 27 assists (9.00 p/s) to her attackers along with another nine digs (3.00 p/s).

    • Ana Martinez narrowly edged out Decarlo for the digs title, tallying 15 (5.00 p/s) in addition to a match-most three service aces (1.00 p/s).

    • Donshae Walls was the lone Hawk to land multiple blocks, swatting down a trio (1.00 p/s) and registering a half-dozen kills (2.00 p/s), boasting the top hitting percentage of the day at 0.235.

 

  • Coming Up

    • N/A

 

#1 Seed / #22 Women's Soccer:

  • Results 

    • Wednesday, October 29

      • Win vs. #4 seed Carroll

        • 3-0

          • Region 20 Semifinals

    • Saturday, November 1

      • Loss vs. #2 seed / #18 Anne Arundel

        • 3-2

          • Region 20 Championship

 

  • Top Performers

    • Sara Allwine hopes to have put a bow on her second straight All-Region 20 First Team selection, leading the ladies in points (6), goals (2), assists (2), shots (14), and shots-on-goal (8), as she nearly willed her team to a championship.

    • The other scorers for Head Coach Richard Landis consisted of Amber Jones, Kiera Salazar, and Abigail Noftsier, who all put one apiece past the keeper.

    • Kylie Smith was impenetrable for a 260-minute stretch dating back to October 21 as she did not yield a single goal in three straight complete game matches against Harford, Garrett (Region 20 Quarterfinals), and Carroll (Region 20 Semifinals), ending that timeframe with nine saves.

      • In the Championship match versus #18 Anne Arundel, Smith faced 21 shots with 13 being on-target, ending up at an even ten saves.

 

  • Coming Up

    • N/A

 

Men's Basketball:

  • Results 

    • Saturday, November 1

      • Win vs. Middlesex

        • 79-76

          • Season Opener

            • Prince George's Tournament

    • Sunday, November 2

      • Win vs. Community Christian (Michigan)

        • 95-79

          • Prince George's Tournament

 

  • Top Performers

    • Shamir Taylor was an absolute menace to the Colts and Lions' defenders, shredding them for an average of 26 points (52 total) per game on top of leading the team in steals (7) and three-pointers (5), all while securing 13 boards.

    • If Taylor was Batman, then Amir Dade was his Robin, averaging a double-double per a night (18 points and 10,5 rebounds), sporting the double-double vision against Community Christian (21 points and 14 rebounds) as he shot a blistering 55.6% from the floor.

    • Kacee Hewitt is the ultimate glue guy in the rotation who does the little things well to set up the scorers, dishing out a team-best nine assists and stealing six passes while sporting a sparkling 4.5 assist-to-turnover ratio.

    • Three other student-athletes averaged double-figure point totals for the opening weekend including Donnie Stafford (11.0 ppg), Stephon Coleau (11.0 ppg), and Malik Acker (10.5 ppg), as Coleau's might be the most impressive as he did his damage coming off the bench.

 

  • Coming Up

    • Tuesday, November 4 (5 p.m.)

      • vs. Washington Adventist JV

        • Home Opener

    • Wednesday, November 5 (6 p.m.)

      • vs. Gallaudet

    • Friday, November 7 (6 p.m.)

      • at Virginia Peninsula

 

Women's Basketball: 

  • Results 

    • N/A

 

  • Top Performers

    • N/A

 

  • Coming Up

    • Wednesday, October 5 (4 p.m.)

      • vs. #23 Bryant & Stratton (Virginia)

        • Season / Home Opener

    • Saturday, October 8 (1 p.m.)

      • at Richard Bland

 

 

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