Coppin State University track and field standout Christina Epps has been selected for induction into the MEAC Hall of Fame for her impressive contributions to athletics. Epps, a six-time MEAC Champion and two-time USTFCCCA All-American, will be honored alongside four other inductees during the MEAC Basketball Tournament in Norfolk, Va., from March 10-13, 2027. Her remarkable career includes representing the U.S. at the 2016 Rio Olympic Games, where she placed 15th in the triple jump. Epps also excelled in volleyball and serves in a compliance role at Swarthmore College.

By the Numbers
  • Epps is a six-time MEAC Champion in the triple jump.
  • She placed 15th at the 2016 Rio Olympics with a jump of 14.01m (45' 11.75").
State of Play
  • Epps remains the record holder for Coppin State and the MEAC in the triple jump.
  • A recognition ceremony is scheduled for March 11, 2027, at the Norfolk Waterside Marriott.
What's Next

As the induction date approaches, anticipation builds for the Hall of Fame ceremony, where Epps and other inductees will be celebrated for their outstanding athletic achievements and contributions to college sports.

Bottom Line

Christina Epps's induction into the MEAC Hall of Fame underscores her exceptional legacy as one of Coppin State's greatest athletes, serving as an inspiration for future generations in athletics and academic achievement.