BSU's Damon Wilson 2018 Football Camps

Bowie, Maryland  -- Damon Wilson DMV Elite Football Camp at Bowie State University Bulldog Stadium, Camp Date: June 10, 2018; Time: 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. EST. Camp Price: $63.60.

This camp will provide you an opportunity to showcase your skills for the top coaches in the country, while competing against some of the top talent in the DMV area! CAMP OR CLINIC IS OPEN TO ANY AND ALL ENTRANTS (LIMITED ONLY BY NUMBER, AGE, GRADE , AND/OR GENDER). Open to athletes entering 9th through 12th grades, graduates who have not signed an NLI and Junior College Athletes. 

What to Bring:

Athletic Gear (shorts, t-shirts, compression gear, etc.)

Sneakers

Cleats

FOOTBALL EXPOSURE CAMP AT BOWIE STATE STADIUM, BOWIE MARYLAND

DATE: JUNE 12, 2018, 6:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. EST; Camp Price: $31.80.

Directions to Bowie State University: 

From the north (Baltimore):

1. Take I-295 S towards Washington, DC
2. Take exit number 11, MD 197 towards Laurel/Bowie
3. Turn left off the exit onto MD 197 S (Laurel Bowie Road)
4. Go five miles
5. Turn left at traffic light at Jericho Park Road into Bowie State University
6. Park in parking lot E; follow signs for Leonidas James Complex for Registration

From the south (Richmond):

1. Take I-95 N
2. Take exit I-495 N towards Baltimore
3. Take exit 19A, US 50 E toward Annapolis
4. Take exit 11, MD 197 N towards Bowie
5. Go five miles
6. Turn right at traffic light at Jericho Park Road into Bowie State University
7. Park in parking lot E; follow signs for Leonidas James Complex for Registration

From Washington, DC:

1. Take I-295 N
2. Take exit number 11, US 50 E towards Annapolis
3. Take exit 11, MD 197 N towards Bowie
4. Go five miles
5. Turn right at traffic light at Jericho Park Road into Bowie State University
6. Park in parking lot E; follow signs for Leonidas James Complex for Registration

From the east (Annapolis):

1. Take US 50 W towards I-97/Washington/Baltimore
2. Take exit 11, MD 197 N/Collington Road towards Bowie
3. Go five miles
4. Turn right at traffic light at Jericho Park Road into Bowie State University
5. Park in parking lot E; follow signs for Leonidas James Complex for Registration

Alabama State 4x100-meter relay caps off weekend with spot in NCAAs

TAMPA, Florida -- This time last week, Alabama State head track and field coach Ritchie Beenewas calculating whether the women's 4x100-meter relay team would get a spot into the East Preliminary Round given their region ranking.

Alabama State was in the mid-80s after their best time of the season, and even after the duplicate teams were taken out they were still outside the top 24 at 25^th overall. However, when the declaration lists came out this week, they found themselves in the meet in the last spot available and didn't rest there.
 
The group went out in heat three knowing the time they needed to hit in order to make the NCAAs in Eugene in June. The top three teams from each heat, plus the next three times qualified for the national championship meet, and after the first two heats were complete Alabama State took their spot in lane eight of heat three.



"I think my heart stopped three times during that relay," Beene said. "They stayed the course and were able to accomplish their goal and qualify for the next round."
 
The Lady Hornets not only qualified for nationals, but they did so by finishing in the top three of their heat with a time of 44.72 seconds to grab the 11th spot overall of the 12 teams qualifying the national championship. The team finished just 0.30 seconds behind eventual heat winner LSU (42.42 seconds) and ahead of Northwestern State (44.74 seconds). They were able to finish ahead of the likes of Duke, Penn State, Miami, Purdue and North Carolina A&T in their heat.
 
Shamaria Lovett, who qualified for the NCAAs Friday in the 400-meter hurdles, led the relay team across the line running the anchor. She and her teammates will participate in the NCAA national championship event beginning June 6 in Eugene.

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Matthews places 17th in triple jump at NAIA nationals

GULF SHORES, Alabama — Brandon Matthews ended Xavier University of Louisiana's 2017-18 competition year with a 17th-place finish in the men's triple jump Saturday at the NAIA National Outdoor Track and Field Championships.

Matthews, a freshman, produced one legal jump in the preliminaries: 14.08 meters/46 feet, 2 1/2 inches. Nine of the 31 jumpers qualified for finals; the No. 9 mark in prelims was 14.59 meters/47 feet, 10 1/2 inches. The champion was Lindsey Wilson's Goabaone Mosheleketi, the only jumper to reach 49 feet. Mosheleketi jumped 15.57 meters/51 feet, 1 inch on his final attempt and won for the second straight year.
     
Of the five freshmen in the event, Matthews ranked second.
     

The Gold Rush tied for 50th place out of 115 schools in team scoring. The XULA men collected all four of their points Friday when another freshman, Edward Angel, placed fifth in the high jump and earned All-America. Angel scored the Gold Rush's first points at outdoor nationals since 2004.
     
The Gold Nuggets, meanwhile, did not score a point at outdoor nationals for the first time in five seasons. Their season ended Friday.
     
The team champions were Wiley's men with 92 points and SUNO's women with 64. It was SUNO's first NAIA outdoor women's team title since 1997 and the first-ever NAIA title for the Wiley men.
     
The first teams to compete for XULA in 2018-19 will be volleyball and cross country in late August. The first day of classes for the fall semester will be Aug. 20.

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Riggs, Williams 14th at nationals in preliminaries

GULF SHORES, Alabama — Xavier University of Louisiana sophomore Justyce Riggsfinished 14th in the women's 100-meter dash Friday, the second day of the NAIA National Outdoor Track and Field Championships.
     
Riggs, competing less than 70 miles from her hometown of Fort Walton Beach, Fla., posted a time in the preliminaries of 12.11 seconds. She missed qualifying for the final by seven-hundredths of a second.
     
The Gold Nuggets had three of the 32 sprinters in the 100. Alexis Milton was 25th in 12.32, and Martina Latting was 31st in 12.69.
     
In the Gold Nuggets' other events at nationals:
     •  Ariane Williams was 14th out of 19 runners in the 400 preliminaries in 57.72. The eighth and final qualifying time for the final was 56.31. Williams was a finalist and All-America in this event a year ago.
     •  The 1,600-relay team of Janelle Jones, Williams, Ry-Anne Riley and Clarke Allen was 12th out of 23 in the preliminaties in 3:50.41. The eighth and final qualifying time for the final was 3:48.18.
     •  Alysia Terry was 21st out of 25 in the triple jump in 10.77 meters/35 feet, 4 inches. The ninth and final qualifying mark was 11.40 meters/37 feet, 5 inches.
     
There will be no Gold Nuggets competing in Saturday's finals.

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Gold Nuggets edged out in 400 relay preliminaries

GULF SHORES, Alabama — Xavier University of Louisiana missed the final of the women's 400-meter relay by 18 hundredths of a second Thursday in the NAIA National Outdoor Track and Field Championships.
     
The Gold Nuggets' team of Martina Latting, Alexis Milton, Justyce Riggs and Ry-Anne Riley had the ninth-fastest time, 47.21 seconds, out of 27 teams. The top eight teams advanced to Saturday's final, with Southern Oregon in eighth place at 47.03.
     
XULA, which entered as the No. 5 overall seed, competed in the third relay heat and finished second behind Wiley, the top qualifer at 46.00 and the 2017 national runner-up.
     
Riley finished 15th out of 31 in the long jump with a best mark of 5.57 meters/18 feet, 3 1/4 inches. Riley missed by 4 1/2 inches the final, won by Wiley's Taishia Pryce in 6.25 meters/20 feet, 6 1/4 inches. Riley was 22nd at nationals a year ago.
     
In the women's 200 preliminaries, Riggs was 21st in 25.01, and Riley was 25th in 25.11. Thirty competed, and the top eight advanced to Saturday's final. Defending champion Argyana Bolton of SUNO led all qualifiers in 23.57. Natali Engle of Friends was last to advance at 24.47.

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Alcorn State Braves Round Out Coaching Staff With Hiring of Chris Cash

LORMAN, Mississippi -- To complete the 2018 coaching staff, the Alcorn State University football program announced the employment of Chris Cash.
 
Cash, who played five seasons in the NFL, will be coaching the defensive backs at Alcorn with an emphasis on the safeties.
 
"I'm excited to come in and be a positive influence on the young men on the team. I want to not only win ball games, but also develop the student-athletes and help them become productive members of society," Cash said. "I live by the four C's of success: communication, being committed, consistency and confidence. If you have those four C's, you'll be able to succeed in anything you do."
 
Cash comes to Alcorn with more than 16 years of playing and coaching experience. Most recently, he spent the last two seasons as a defensive backs coach at Riverside City College in California.
 
Cash served previous stints with the Seattle Seahawks, Florida A&M, USC and Colorado. He worked with the defensive backs at each position.
 
"Coach Cash is a great addition to our staff. It's big when you can bring in a former NFL player to come in and teach our student-athletes," said Alcorn head coach Fred McNair. "Coach Cash has been either playing as, or working with defensive backs his entire career. His knowledge of the position will greatly benefit our student-athletes."
 
Cash graduated from USC in 2002 after playing for head coaches Paul Hackett and Pete Carroll. He earned Pac-10 All-Conference honors as a senior.

Cash went on to play in the NFL from 2002-06 at cornerback. He was drafted in the sixth round (175th overall) by the Detroit Lions in the 2002 NFL Draft. Cash started in 12 games and wrapped-up 100 tackles with an interception his rookie season. After three seasons with the Lions, he played for the Atlanta Falcons in 2005 and 2006.

Cash is a native of Stockton, California and played at Franklin High School. 

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Lincoln University Football Prospect Camps Announced

LINCOLN UNIVERSITY, Pennsylvania -- Lincoln University and Head football coach Josh Dean are proud to announce the 2018 Lincoln University football Prosepct camps to be held on the main campus of Lincoln University  in Lincoln University, Pennsylvania.

LINCOLN UNIVERSITY'S MAIN CAMPUS ADDRESS IS 1570 BALTIMORE PIKE, LINCOLN UNIVERSITY, PA.  19352

There are two dates for the camps:

June 13, 2018        4-6 p.m.

June 19, 2018  7:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.     (Junior Day Camp)

The cost of the camp on June 13, 2018 is $40.00        The registration form and more info can be found here:     Lincoln Prospect Camp Registration Form


Registration and costs for the junior day camp can br found at http://www.juniordayfootball.com

For more information contact the Lincoln University football office at 484-365-7333.

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