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Cougs add Keniya Cleveland for 2024

Middle blocker adding depth to historic position
BRANDON WILLMAN, Multimedia editor
April 19, 2024
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COLE QUINN
Volleyball players celerbate after winning match, Dec. 2, 2023, in Pullman, Wash.

The WSU volleyball roster continues the climb to being full as the Cougs announced the addition of Keniya Cleveland Wednesday. 

Pullman is the third stop in college for Cleveland, who played her first season at Tuskegee in Alabama and her second at Feather River College in Quincy, California. 

In her two years as a collegiate athlete, she’s played in a total of 110 sets and has 100 career blocks. Doing more attacking at her first stint, she had a career-high of 11 kills and had three matches of at least eight kills or more. 

At Feather River College, she had at least four blocks in six contests and had a career-high seven blocks in her third-to-last appearance with the program. 

Cleveland is now one of the options new head coach Korey Schroeder can use to help subsidize the lost production of all-time program great Magda Jehlárová. 
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BRANDON WILLMAN
BRANDON WILLMAN, Multimedia editor
Brandon Willman is a junior multimedia journalism student from Vancouver, Washington. He started working as a sportswriter for the Daily Evergreen in Fall 2022 and worked as copy editor in spring 2023. Brandon was elected to be the Editor-in-chief starting in summer 2023 and served in the position from May 2023 to February 2024 before transitioning to the role of multimedia editor. He enjoys watching sports, backpacking, and watching horror movies.
COLE QUINN
COLE QUINN, Evergreen Sports Photographer
Cole Quinn is a photographer and columnist for the Daily Evergreen. Cole primarily shoots sports for the Daily Evergreen and writes album reviews in his spare time. Cole is a junior broadcast production major and sports communication minor from Snoqualmie, Washington. Cole started working for the Evergreen in the fall of 2020 as a photographer. Cole was the Photo Editor during his sophomore year and Deputy Photo Editor for the fall 2022 semester.
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