Coppin State Soars as MEAC Honors Standout Players
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Posted By: Will Moss on February 17, 2026 NORFOLK, Va., February 16, 2026 – The Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC) has announced its weekly women's basketball awards, and the Coppin State Eagles are shining brightly. Khila Morris, a dynamic guard for the Coppin State Eagles, has been named the MEAC Player of the Week presented by Wells Fargo. Morris has been a driving force for the Eagles, leading her team with her exceptional scoring abilities and playmaking skills. In addition to Morris' impressive performance, Amya Scott of the Delaware State Hornets has been recognized as the MEAC Rookie of the Week. Scott's emergence as a talented young player is a testament to the depth and promising future of the MEAC women's basketball landscape. Rounding out the accolades is Sydney Burris of the Coppin State Eagles, who has been named the MEAC Defensive Player of the Week. Burris' defensive prowess has been a crucial component of the Eagles' success, as she has consistently disrupted opposing offenses with her tenacious efforts on the court. Key Takeaway: The recognition of these standout Coppin State players by the MEAC not only highlights their individual accomplishments but also underscores the growing prominence of the Eagles' women's basketball program within the conference.
This is a testament to the hard work, dedication, and talent of the Coppin State student-athletes, as well as the exceptional coaching and support they receive. The MEAC, a prestigious conference with a rich history of supporting Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), continues to showcase the exceptional athletic talent and potential that exists within the HBCU community. These weekly awards serve as a celebration of the dedication, resilience, and excellence exhibited by the student-athletes who represent their respective institutions with pride. "Coppin State's success in the MEAC is a testament to the unwavering commitment of their players and coaching staff. These accolades shine a well-deserved spotlight on the hard work and talent that HBCU athletes bring to the court, inspiring the entire HBCU community." As the MEAC continues to foster a culture of excellence and opportunity, the Coppin State Eagles and their standout players like Khila Morris, Amya Scott, and Sydney Burris serve as shining examples of the remarkable potential that can be unlocked within the HBCU athletic landscape. Their achievements not only bring pride to their school but also inspire the next generation of HBCU student-athletes to reach new heights. Originally reported by MEAC Sports. 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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