Carolina University Bruins now 19-7 with win last weekend

CHARLOTTE - Carolina University women's volleyball played against Johnson & Wales University on Saturday, Oct. 23. The Wildcats were 12-16 on their season coming into the match facing the Bruins, who were 18-7.

CU defeated JWU on Oct.

Walker had a match-high four aces and recorded 12 digs. Kamra King recorded a match-high 29 assists. Precious Heaven Hollins had a match-high 6.0 blocks.

The Bruins, now 197, set the record for most wins in a season. They now 19-7,

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10 in a tri-match at Toccoa Falls. The Bruins started off in the lead with a score of 25-18 in the first set.

CU remained dominant offensively and rolled in the second and third sets for a final score of 3-0.

Giulia La Longa had a match-high 18 kills, followed by Chiara Mottola with 12 kills. Rebecca will return home on Saturday, Oct. 29, to play against Regent University and Bob Jones University in a tri-match. These NCCAA regional opponents will bring different challenges to the court.

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Honorable Mention: Central Davidson (8-1), Mt. Tabor (72), Randleman (7-2), N. Moore (9-0), Cummings (5-3)

For the past 17 years, members of The Women’s Fund of Winston-Salem have worked together to make a difference in the lives of women and girls in our community.

Over the past few years, we all have endured significant challenges. Yet through it all, we’ve seen steadfast volunteerism, civic engagement, and philanthropy. Our members, volunteers, and grantees are engaged, showing up in our work stronger than ever, and eager to serve the needs of our community more deeply.

17 th ANNUAL LUNCHEON CELEBRATION

Honorable Mention: Wake Forest (8-1), A.C. Reynolds (8-1), Chase (9-0), E. Lincoln (9-0), Crest (7-2)

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