This Week's Events
Monday, October 20
Men's Golf at Dayton Flyer Invite – All Day
Tuesday, October 21
Men's Golf at Dayton Flyer Invite – All Day
Men's Soccer at Mercyhurst – 7:30 p.m.
Friday, October 24
Men's Tennis hosts Viking Invite – All Day
Swim & Dive hosts St. Bonaventure – 6:00 p.m.
Volleyball hosts Robert Morris – 6:00 p.m. // BUY TICKETS
Youth Day :: Pregame Kids Tunnel // Postmatch Autographs {8^th grade and under}
Saturday, October 25
Men's Tennis hosts Viking Invite – All Day
Swim & Dive hosts St. Bonaventure – 1:00 p.m.
Volleyball hosts Robert Morris – 2:00 p.m. // BUY TICKETS
Youth Day :: Pregame Kids Tunnel // Postmatch Autographs {8^th grade and under}
Women's Soccer at Green Bay – 2:00 p.m.
Men's Soccer hosts Purdue Fort Wayne – 7:00 p.m.
Senior Day :: Senior Recognition Pregame // Senior Poster Giveaway {while supplies last}
Sunday, October 26
Men's Tennis hosts Viking Invite – All Day
 
Viking of the Week
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Ana Crangle, Cross Country
Paced the Vikings at the Falcon Invite with a 12^th place showing and a time of 22:01.
Ryan Poling, Men's Soccer
Picked up his fourth shutout of the year after making three saves against Detroit.
Tanji Sarver, Women's Soccer
Recorded a goal in both contests last week, helping the Vikings to a 1-0-1 week.
Laken Voss, Volleyball
Helped the Vikings to a 2-0 weekend at Purdue Fort Wayne with back-to-back double-doubles, including a 21-kill, 16-dig effort in the weekend opener.
 
Women's Soccer
-The Vikings conclude the 2025 regular season at Green Bay on Saturday.
-Cleveland State is coming off a 1-0-1 week with a 1-1 draw at Robert Morris and then a 2-0 shutout of Purdue Fort Wayne 2-0.
-Hayleigh Lewis, coming off Horizon League Defensive Player of the Week honors, made 12 saves and picked up her third shutout of the year.
-Tanji Sarver scored a goal in both games, raising her team-best total to five.
Men's Soccer
-Cleveland State concludes non-league play at Mercyhurst on Tuesday, before hosting Purdue Fort Wayne on Saturday for Senior Day.
-The Vikings extended their unbeaten streak to nine games after shutting out Detroit, 2-0.
-The current streak is now the longest under coach Ubiparipovic.
-Ryan Poling recorded his fourth shutout of the year after making three saves, while Peleg Armendariz took over as the top scorer on the team with four goals.
Volleyball
-Cleveland State returns to Woodling Gymnasium to begin a five-match homestand this weekend, hosting Robert Morris on Friday and Saturday.
-Last time out, the Vikings picked up back-to-back wins at Purdue Fort Wayne, marking their first #HLVB victories of the season.
-Entering the week, libero Vayda Delventhal ranks fifth among Horizon League players averaging 4.45 digs per set.
Cross Country
-Cleveland State has a week off before preparing for the Horizon League Championship on Saturday, Nov. 1.
-In their final tune-up at the Falcon Invite, Ana Crangle paced the Green and White with a 12th-place finish after crossing in 22:01.
-Crangle led the team for the second consecutive time and the fourth time this season.
-The Vikings had ten season-best times and four lifetime best times.
Swim & Dive
-Cleveland State will compete inside Busbey Natatorium for the first-time this year against St. Bonaventure on Friday and Saturday.
-This past week, Ellie Seiter received her second Horizon League Diver of the Week honor after putting up two runner-up finishes at the Zips Classic.
Men's Tennis
-Cleveland State will host their annual Viking Invitational this week, welcoming teams to the Medical Mutual Tennis Pavilion Friday-Sunday.
-Last time out, the Vikings were competing at the ITA Midwest Regionals, with the duo of Lincoln Battle and Carl Gedlitschka advancing to the Quarterfinals of the Main Doubles Draw.
-In addition, Battle, Cole Chappell and Devin Boyer all made appearances in the Main Singles Draw.
Golf
-Cleveland State will close out its fall season at the Dayton Flyer Invite this week, competing in the 54-hole event on Monday and Tuesday.
-So far this fall, the Vikings have recorded a pair of top-five team finishes, while Brody Simms has recorded three top-five individual finishes.