Copp Set to Play in NEWVA Senior Classic All-Star Game

Copp Set to Play in NEWVA Senior Classic All-Star Game

STANDISH, Maine – Saint Joseph's College senior middle blocker Jordynne Copp (Cumberland, Maine) has been selected to play in the New England Women's Volleyball Association (NEWVA) Senior Classic All-Star Game and Skills Competition on Sunday December, 3rd.

Copp is one of 34 players from around the New England Region to earn the honor and will be one of three from the Great Northeast Athletic Conference (GNAC) – Taylor Tiezzi (Lasell) and Bethany Trevino (Rivier) are the others – to appear in the exhibition.

The event, proudly sponsored by adidas and The Graphic Edge, will be held at the Bobbi Brown and Steven Plofker Gym on the campus of Emerson College. The Knockout and Queen of the Court competitions begin at 10:30 AM and the All-Star event starts at 12:30 PM.

Copp, a two-year team captain and 2017 Second Team All-GNAC honoree, becomes the second player in SJC volleyball history to earn a spot in the NEWVA All-Star Game after tallying 273 kills, 102 digs, and 69 total blocks with a .278 hitting percentage during her senior campaign. She established career-highs in kills, kills per set (2.37), attempts (723), aces (20), block solos (44), points (349.5), and points per set (3.03) this fall.

In 120 career matches (430 sets), Copp recorded 664 kills in 1,869 attempts with a .242 attack percentage, 271 digs, 238 total blocks (129 solos, 109 assists), and 887.5 points. She completed her collegiate career ranked second in team history in sets played and third in blocks, solo blocks, block assists, blocks per set (0.6), and attack percentage and fourth in kills.

Felicia Wachowiak '15, the first Saint Joseph's player to appear in the NEWVA Senior Classic All-Star Game, played in the 2014 event.

The address for the Bobbi Brown and Steven Plofker Gym located at Emerson College is 150 Boylston Street, Boston, MA with the gym located on Lower Level 3 (L3). Parking can found at metered spots around the Boston Common and Public Gardens as well as a number of parking garages for a fee.

Under the watch of second-year Head Coach Alexis Michal, the Monks posted a 14-18 overall record with a 6-6 mark in GNAC play this fall. St. Joe's earned the #6 seed in the GNAC Tournament, but suffered an opening-round 3-0 loss at the hands of third-seeded Rivier University on October 31st.

 

2017 NEWVA Senior Classic Participants 

Participant Institution Position Team
Jacqueline Forney Bates S Light Gray
Michelle Albright Bowdoin OH Black
Marina Ramos Clark OH Black
Michelle McGill Coast Guard DS Light Gray
Madison Scott Coast Guard MH Light Gray
Emma Saunders Coast Guard* RS  
Emily Moslener Colby* S  
Sam Hunter Connecticut Col. RS Black
Michelle Valliere Eastern Conn. St. DS Light Gray
Halley Dewey Emerson MH Light Gray
Cydney Pierce Endicott DS Light Gray
Lauren Sheehan Endicott RS Light Gray
Rachel Lamica Keene St. OH Black
Taylor Tiezzi Lasell S Black
Emily Kolodka Middlebury* DS  
Becca Raffel Middlebury* OH  
Alice Roberts Middlebury* OH/RS/MH  
Eliana Schaefer Middlebury* RS  
Alli Davanzo MIT OH Light Gray
Clare Farley MIT DS Light Gray
Lisette Tellez MIT OH Light Gray
Megan Bailey Plymouth St. S Light Gray
Claire Sporer Plymouth St. OH Light Gray
Brenna Peruch Plymouth St.* DS  
Bethany Trevino Rivier DS Light Gray
Meghan Chartier Roger Williams DS Black
Sam Salwa Salve Regina S Black
Jess Williamson Southern Maine OH Black
Jordynne Copp Saint Joseph's MH Black
Claudia Varner Trinity (Conn.) MH Black
Alex Garrett Tufts DS Black
Macayla Chianco UMass Boston DS Black
Alina Mota Wellesley* DS  
Stephanie Martin Wheaton (Mass.) DS Black

* Unable to attend

Honorable Mention

Kate Winchek Colby OH
Kayla Dean Eastern Nazarene S/OH
Victoria Anderson Framingham St. DS
Caitlyn Garcia Lasell DS
Victoria Caruso Roger Williams S
Megan Smith Roger Williams OH
Samantha Higgins Salve Regina MB
Elizabeth Peay Smith OH
Grace Metry Trinity (Conn.) DS
Alex Gibbs UMass Boston OH

 

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Saint Joseph's College is Maine's only Catholic liberal arts college, providing a supportive, personalized and career-focused education for more than 100 years. From its 474-acre campus on the shores of Sebago Lake, the College offers more than 40 undergraduate programs to a population of approximately 1,000 students. Saint Joseph's College Online provides certificates, undergraduate and advanced degrees for working adults through an online learning program. For more, visit www.sjcme.edu.