Women's Basketball | 10/1/2025 12:09:24 PM

NORFOLK, Va. — The Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC) will host the 2025 Men’s and Women’s Basketball Media Day, presented by Wells Fargo, on Wednesday, October 8 at Waterside District (333 Waterside Dr.), on the exterior stage along the waterfront, in Norfolk, Virginia.

The annual media day will feature all men’s and women’s basketball coaches, along with designated student-athletes from each team, in back-to-back live shows on ESPN+. The women's show, hosted by Mitchell Brown, begins at 10:00 a.m., followed by the men's show at 12:00 p.m.

The shows will spotlight each team’s upcoming season, key newcomers, and returning standouts. Viewers will also learn the preseason predicted order of finish, all-conference teams, and the preseason player of the yearduring the live broadcasts.

Last season, Norfolk State’s men’s and women’s basketball programs captured the 2024-25 MEAC Basketball Tournaments and earned the conference’s automatic berth to the NCAA Tournament. South Carolina State’s men shared the regular-season title with Norfolk State, while the NSU women finished the regular season undefeated in conference play at 14-0. Howard’s women’s basketball team finished as regular-season runners-up with a 12-2 MEAC record.
Media members wishing to speak with MEAC head coaches or student-athletes during the event should contact Patricia Porter-Mayfield at mayfieldp@themeac.com in advance. A complete listing of student-athletes scheduled to attend is provided below.

Follow along with the 2025 MEAC Men's and Women's Basketball Media Day, presented by Wells Fargo, on Instagram, Facebook, X, and TikTok.

The 2026 MEAC Men's and Women's Basketball Tournament is scheduled for March 11-14 at the Norfolk Scope Arena in Virginia.

For more information on the MEAC and its sponsored sports, visit MEACsports.com.

2025 MEAC Basketball Media Day Participant List
 

Women’s Basketball	Men’s Basketball
Coppin State Darrell Mosley – HC Jahcelyn Hartfield Khilia Morris	Coppin State Larry Stewart – HC Camaren Sparrow Tyler Koeing
Delaware State Jazmone Turner – HC Nevah Reaves Liliana Harrison	Delaware State Stan Waterman – HC Ponce James Zion Bethea
Howard Ty Grace – HC Nile Miller Zennia Thomas	Howard Kenny Blakeney – HC Bryce Harris Cedric Taylor III
Maryland E. Shore Malikah Willis – HC Ashanti Lynch Dakieran Turner	Maryland E. Shore Cleo Hil, Jr. – HC Michael Teal Zion Obanla
Morgan State Nadine Domond – HC Maya Woodson Ja’la Bannerman	Morgan State Kevin Broadus – HC Walter Peggs Jr. Alfred Worrell Jr.
Norfolk State Jermaine Woods – HC Anjanae Richardson Da’Brya Clark	Norfolk State Robert Jones – HC Jordan Leaks Anthony McComb III
North Carolina Central Terrence Baxter – HC Morgan Callahan Shakiria Foster	North Carolina Central Levelle Moton – HC Dionte Johnson Khouri Carvey
South Carolina State Cedric Baker – HC Heaven Harper Angie Juste-Jean	South Carolina State Erik Martin – HC Colin McKenzie Jayden Johnson