Defining Excellence on the Court and in the Classroom – Leah Brown
Leah Brown is graduating magnum cum laude with a degree in Biological Sciences, and her accomplishments co-captain of the volleyball team
A dedicated, second-year varsity student-athlete, she became a defining leader within the CCP Women’s Volleyball program. A two-year starter, her presence elevated every practice, every match and every teammate around her. Leah’s leadership shined just as brightly off the court, where she carried herself with humility, discipline and a genuine commitment to her community.
On the court, she played an instrumental role in securing the team’s first-ever victory against Manor College, a milestone that reflected her competitive spirit, resilience and ability to perform under pressure. Her recognition as a member of the 2025 NJCAA Region 19 Women’s Volleyball All-EPAC Team is a powerful testament to her persistence, commitment and unwavering dedication to CCP Athletics. She was also named to the EPAC All-Academic Team, a 2024–2025 NJCAA Region 19 National Girls and Women in Sports Day Honoree and team MVP.
Equally impressive is her excellence in the classroom. She balanced the demands of collegiate athletics with academic rigor, all while contributing to the Biology Club as an active and engaged member. She embodies what it means to be a true student-athlete—driven, disciplined and deeply passionate about both her sport and her studies. Her journey reflects not only talent, but heart. Leah has set a standard for what leadership, perseverance and dedication should look like at CCP.
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