QUICK SETS
The Cleveland State volleyball team will continue Horizon League play by splitting time at home and on the road this week, traveling to Robert Morris on Friday, November 6 and hosting the Colonials on Saturday, November 7. Saturday's match against RMU will be Senior Day for the Vikings.
 
AGAINST THE COLONIALS
Cleveland State enters the weekend with a 39-3 overall record against Robert Morris, including picking up wins in four of the last five meetings.
 
VIKINGS AT HOME
Saturday's match against RMU will be the final match of an 11-match home slate for the Vikings inside Woodling Gymnasium. Cleveland State will be trying to make it back-to-back wins on home court after picking up a 3-0 sweep over Green Bay last time out.
 
SENIOR DAY
Saturday's match will be Senior Day for Cleveland State, as the Vikings will honor JeriLynn Koehler, Reilly Wadden and Jazen DeBina prior to the match.
 
CEROVAC NOTCHES SEASON-BEST 20 KILLS AGAINST GREEN BAY
Freshman Alyssa Cerovac had one of her best weekends of the season last time out, averaging 3.88 kills per set against Green Bay. Cerovac notched 20 kills in the weekend finale, marking a season-high for three-set matches among Horizon League players. For the season, Cerovac is averaging 2.19 kills per set and is one of four Vikings with 150+ kills on the year.
 
KOEHLER IN THE CSU CAREER RECORD BOOK
Entering this weekend's series against RMU JeriLynn Koehler is ranked eighth in the CSU Career Record Book with 66 total solo blocks. Koehler now has 17 solo blocks on the year, which is tied for the league-best. With just four more solo blocks, Koehler would move into sixth place on the list and become the sixth Viking all-time with 70+ solo blocks on their career.
 
DEBINA FROM THE SERVICE LINE
Entering the week, Jazen DeBina continues to lead the Horizon League in service aces, averaging 0.51 aces per set so far this season. For the year, DeBina has combined for a league-high 37 service aces, including 14 in league play. Among Division I players, DeBina currently ranks 25th with her 0.51 service ace per set average.
 
DELVENTHAL RECORDS 1,000 CAREER DIGS
After eclipsing the 1,000-dig mark two weeks ago, Vayda Delventhal continued to add to her career total with a combined 44 digs against Green Bay last time out, entering the week with 1,064 career digs. Delventhal, who ranks fifth among #HLVB players averaging 4.23 digs per set, is the third Viking over the last three years to reach the 1,000-dig plateau.
 
…AND NOTCHES BACK-TO-BACK 20-DIG PERFORMANCES
Last time out, Vayda Delventhal recorded back-to-back 20-dig performances against Green Bay, marking her ninth and 10th 20-dig performances of the season. Delventhal recorded 24 digs on Friday and 20 in the weekend finale,  and has posted 20+ digs in the last four outings, and five of the last six matches.
 
VANVLEET NAMED TO MERCYHURST ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM
Earlier this season, Bryn VanVleet earned a spot on the Mercyhurst Invitational All-Tournament Team, averaging 3.17 kills per set along with 1.75 digs per set through the three matches. VanVleet posted double-digit kills in all three matches, including a season-high 16 kills against Siena.
 
…JOZEFOV NAMED TO LEHIGH ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM
During the first weekend of play, Julia Jozefov earned a spot on the Lehigh Invitational All-Tournament Team, averaging 2.11 kills per set on a .395 hitting percentage. In addition, Jozefov also averaged 0.56 blocks per set. Against Gardner-Webb, Jozefov recorded eight kills - with zero errors - on a .667 hitting percentage along with four total blocks to lead the Vikings to their second win of the weekend.
 
VANVLEET & CEROVAC WIN GLOBAL CHALLENGE
This summer, Bryn VanVleet and Alyssa Cerovac competed in the Global Challenge 2026, claiming the U17 Title with BIP SE. This marked the second straight year that the Vikings had a current or incoming student-athlete participating, as VanVleet also competed in 2025.
 
HEAD COACH CHUCK VOSS
Chuck Voss is in his 27th season at the helm of the Vikings, and owns a 443-345 (.562) overall record at Cleveland State. Under Voss the Vikings have recorded 19 winning seasons, including a streak of 10 straight from 2009-2018. Cleveland State has eclipsed the 20-win mark nine times since Voss took over the program, and has captured Horizon League Tournament titles six times under his guidance.
 
LOOKING AHEAD
The Vikings will close out the 2026 regular season on the road next week, traveling to NIU on Friday, November 13 and IU Indy on Saturday, November 14.