College volleyball player Mariam Creighton was shot and killed in an Atlanta nightclub. She was 21 years old.
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The Atlanta Police Department said the incident happened around 2:28 AM on Sunday ... when officers responded to shots fired at the Elleven45 establishment."Preliminary investigation indicates the shooting occurred during a physical dispute at the location that escalated to gunfire," the APD said in a statement.Creighton was a member of the ASU Golden Rams volleyball team ... and was one semester from graduating from the HBCU with a biology degree.
The Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference expresses its deepest condolences on the passing of Ms. Mariam Creighton, a beloved daughter, friend, proud Golden Ram and cherished member of the SIAC.The Elleven45 club said it's devastated over the tragedy and will cooperate with the investigation.
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