Coppin State Alumnae Paris McBride, Khila Morris Selected for HBCU Allstar Dream Classic
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Posted By: Will Moss on June 24, 2026 Two standout alumnae from Coppin State University's women's basketball program will take the court in the HBCU Allstar Dream Classic, showcasing the continued excellence of the Baltimore-based institution's athletic legacy. Paris McBride and Khila Morris, both former players for the Coppin State Eagles, have been selected to participate in the prestigious all-star event that celebrates the talent developed at Historically Black Colleges and Universities across the nation. Key Takeaway: The selection of McBride and Morris demonstrates Coppin State's continued impact on women's basketball beyond the collegiate level and highlights the university's role in developing elite athletic talent. The HBCU Allstar Dream Classic serves as a platform for former HBCU athletes to display their skills while honoring the rich basketball traditions of historically Black institutions. The event brings together some of the most accomplished players who honed their talents at HBCUs, creating an opportunity for networking, celebration, and continued competition at the highest level. Coppin State University, a member of the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC), has a storied history in women's basketball. The Eagles have consistently produced talented athletes who go on to achieve success both on and off the court, and the selection of McBride and Morris continues that proud tradition. Highlight: Both players contributed significantly to Coppin State's competitive presence in the MEAC during their collegiate careers, and their post-graduate success reflects the quality of the university's athletic program. The announcement represents a significant moment for Coppin State's women's basketball program, reinforcing the university's reputation as a developer of high-caliber talent. Alumni participation in events like the HBCU Allstar Dream Classic helps raise the profile of the institution and creates pathways for current and prospective student-athletes. For the broader HBCU athletic community, the Dream Classic has become an important showcase that counters narratives about the level of competition and talent at historically Black institutions. By bringing together accomplished alumni, the event demonstrates the ongoing impact HBCUs have on basketball at all levels. Why It Matters: Events like the HBCU Allstar Dream Classic provide visibility for HBCU athletics, create opportunities for alumni engagement, and inspire current student-athletes by showing the potential pathways available after graduation. The participation of McBride and Morris in the classic underscores the lasting bonds between HBCU athletes and their alma maters, as well as the pride that comes with representing their institutions on a national stage. Their selection adds to the growing recognition of Coppin State as a cornerstone of MEAC women's basketball excellence. As the event approaches, both alumnae will carry the legacy of Coppin State University and the MEAC forward, representing not just their individual accomplishments but the collective strength of HBCU athletics. Originally reported by Google News HBCU. If you enjoyed this article, Join HBCU CONNECT today for similar content and opportunities via email! |
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Will Moss
Founder & CEO, HBCU CONNECT, LLC Hampton University class of 1995 Member Since June 1999 |
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