WBB: Hot Start Carries Lady Bucs Past Dragons https://t.co/igWcUUs7B5— CBU Buccaneers (@CBUBucs) December 5, 2018
Wednesday, December 5, 2018
Hot Start Carries CBU Lady Bucs Past Lane Dragons
ECSU Vikings Coaches Show returns this Thursday 6:30 PM on WRVS-FM 89.9
Vikings Coaches Show returns this Thursday 6:30PM on WRVS-FM 89.9 #ECSU @ecsuvikings #CIAA pic.twitter.com/v2IvHR8S8s— WRVS-FM 89.9 (@WRVS899) December 5, 2018
ECSU Vikings Can't Catch Catawba On Icy Shooting Night
Vikings Can't Catch Catawba On Icy Shooting Night https://t.co/R64lkMkFeS
— ECSU Athletics (@ECSUVikings) December 5, 2018
ECSU Vikings lose to Catawba College Indians by a score of 68-51 @CIAAForLife @onnidan @espn @hbculive @espnstats @hbcugameday @CatawbaIndians pic.twitter.com/T1TpVGzsS2
— ECSU Athletics (@ECSUVikings) December 5, 2018
Chowan Roars Back To Hold Off UNC Pembroke Braves
Chowan Roars Back To Hold Off Braves https://t.co/AqVEmJnggN
— Chowan Athletics (@cuhawks) December 5, 2018
When the odds are against you, no matter what happens within those 40 minutes. #YOUFIGHT🥊 GREAT WIN GOING INTO FINALS 💙 Chowan 57 UncPembroke 55 pic.twitter.com/aRPvc225WX
— Chowan Women's Hoops (@chowan_wbb) December 5, 2018
Chowan Hawks Continue Strong Start With Win Over Cheyney
Hawks Continue Strong Start With Win Over Cheyney https://t.co/dTJzUVE3Io
— Chowan Athletics (@cuhawks) December 5, 2018
Hunter’s Career-Night Propels Gaels To Largest Win Of Season Over Bethune-Cookman
Gaels take a 32-point victory over Bethune-Cookman as Jordan Hunter and Jordan Ford each scored 20+ points.
— Saint Mary's Hoops (@saintmaryshoops) December 5, 2018
SMC travels to LA for their next game against New Mexico on Friday ✈️
Recap: https://t.co/cx9rgOvgv0
Jordan Hunter earns his first career double-double (24 pts, 10 rbs) as the Gaels cruise past Bethune-Cookman. pic.twitter.com/n0mLAAwUtd
— Saint Mary's Hoops (@saintmaryshoops) December 5, 2018
Jordan Hunter grabs his 10th board of the night for his first career double-double! pic.twitter.com/D7z0Kye3TP
— Saint Mary's Hoops (@saintmaryshoops) December 5, 2018
Jordan Hunter is on 🔥
— Saint Mary's Hoops (@saintmaryshoops) December 5, 2018
Already with a career-high 16 points at halftime on 6-of-8 shooting. pic.twitter.com/MSQsHjF6cE
PVAMU's Dobbins Named College Sports Madness SWAC Player of the Week
Dobbins Named College Sports Madness SWAC Player of the Week https://t.co/gFwc6KVaCM— PVAMU Panthers (@PVAMUPanthers) December 4, 2018
Johnson has career night in Grambling State home victory
Johnson has career night in home victory https://t.co/DseVrhbIg4
— GSU Athletics (@GSU_TIGERS) December 5, 2018
Lasani Johnson with a career-high 30 points, including a career-best seven 3-pointers as the Tigers cruise past the Gents #RespectTheG #grambling #gramblingstate #gramblingstateuniversity #WhyNotGrambling pic.twitter.com/r5qynMEOTX
— GSU Athletics (@GSU_TIGERS) December 5, 2018
Tuesday, December 4, 2018
Hot shooting leads Southeast Missouri past Mississippi Valley
Hot shooting leads Southeast Missouri past Valley https://t.co/PeXtsuMzlg— MVSU Athletics (@MVSUDevilSports) December 5, 2018
Final from the Harrison HPER Complex. Dante Scott (pictured) led the Delta Devils with 19 points. pic.twitter.com/dHobKyamwr— MVSU Athletics (@MVSUDevilSports) December 5, 2018
Redhawks Power Past Mississippi Valley State, 77-57, for First True Road Win https://t.co/cBKfPczEK1— SE Missouri Redhawks (@GoSoutheast) December 5, 2018
PVAMU Panthers' Run Comes Up Short At Louisiana Tech
RECAP | Bracey, Jean Pace #DunkinDogs in 82-68 Win on 36-Year Anniversary of the TAC— #DunkinDogs 🐶🏀 (@LATechHoops) December 5, 2018
🔵🏀🐶🔴
🔗 https://t.co/YVfkNCsm9W pic.twitter.com/Bi8ESZy7SM
GAME RECAP: Panthers' Run Comes Up Short At Louisiana Tech
Balanced Attack Leads Appalachian State Men's Basketball Past Howard Bison
MBB FINAL SCORE: .@HUMensBB 86, @AppStateMBB 100
— Howard Athletics (@HUBisonSports) December 5, 2018
Back in action Saturday (Dec. 8) when crosstown foe @AU_MBasketball comes to The Burr. Tip-off at 4 p.m.#BleedBlue #OurTime #MEACMBB pic.twitter.com/litpk1X9gW
We saw 5⃣ players reach double figures, including 21 points each from @JustinForrest_1 and @RonShabazz_02 and a season-high 20 points from @TyrellJ32 https://t.co/hjsxQaIkHx
— App State Basketball (@AppStateMBB) December 5, 2018
We improve to 3-0 at home with a 100-86 victory over Howard on Tuesday evening pic.twitter.com/qbgRi9XDMt
— App State Basketball (@AppStateMBB) December 5, 2018
App State 84, Howard 62 | 7:12 2H@JustinForrest_1 finds @HunterSeacat for the easy basket pic.twitter.com/XBCx0OyK3Z
— App State Basketball (@AppStateMBB) December 5, 2018
NAIA Releases 2018-19 Division I Men's Basketball Conference Ratings - 12/3/18
American Midwest Conference
1. Missouri Baptist (5-0 / 10-0)
2. Central Baptist (Ark.) (3-0 / 8-0)
3. Harris-Stowe State (Mo.) (2-2 / 6-2)
4. Columbia (Mo.) (2-2 / 5-4)
Frontier Conference
1. Carroll (Mont.) (2-0 / 11-0)
2. Lewis-Clark State (Idaho) (2-0 / 8-1)
3. Providence (Mont.) (1-1 / 7-2)
4. Rocky Mountain (Mont.) (1-1 / 7-2)
Golden State Athletic Conference
1. The Master's (Calif.) (2-0 / 8-1)
2. Arizona Christian (1-1 / 7-1)
3. Westmont (Calif.) (1-1 / 6-2)
4. Hope International (Calif.) (1-1 / 7-2)
4. William Jessup (Calif.) (2-0 / 7-3)
6. Vanguard (Calif.) (0-0 / 7-0)
Gulf Coast Athletic Conference
1. Dillard (La.) (0-0 / 7-4)
2. Tougaloo (Miss.) (0-0 / 8-2)
3. Xavier (La.) (0-0 / 5-5)
4. Talladega (Ala.) (1-0 / 9-3)
5. Southern-New Orleans (La.) (0-0 / 6-8)
6. Edward Waters (Fla.) (0-0 / 3-5)
7. Philander Smith (Ark.) (0-0 / 1-9)
8. Rust (Miss.) (0-1 / 0-6)
Heart of America Athletic Conference
1. William Penn (Iowa) (5-1 / 11-1)
2. Benedictine (Kan.) (6-0 / 9-2)
2. Peru State (Neb.) (4-0 / 7-1)
4. Graceland (Iowa) (3-2 / 7-3)
5. MidAmerica Nazarene (Kan.) (3-3 / 7-3)
6. Central Methodist (Mo.) (3-3 / 8-3)
7. Baker (Kan.) (3-3 / 6-5)
8. Mount Mercy (Iowa) (2-3 / 4-4)
9. Clarke (Iowa) (2-3 / 4-6)
10. Culver-Stockton (Mo.) (2-4 / 5-5)
11. Missouri Valley (1-4 / 3-5)
12. Grand View (Iowa) (1-4 / 4-5)
13. Evangel (Mo.) (0-5 / 1-8)
Mid-South Conference
1. Campbellsville (Ky.) (0-0 / 11-0)
2. Georgetown (Ky.) (0-0 / 11-1)
3. Pikeville (Ky.) (0-0 / 11-2)
4. Cumberlands (Ky.) (0-0 / 9-2)
5. Life (Ga.) (00-0 / 8-3)
6. Cumberland (Tenn.) (0-0 / 6-3)
7. Shawnee State (Ohio) (0-0 / 6-4)
8. Lindsey Wilson (Ky.) (0-0 / 4-4)
Red River Athletic Conference
1. LSU Alexandria (La.) (0-0 / 8-1)
2. Wiley (Texas) (0-0 / 7-1)
3. LSU Shreveport (La.) (0-0 / 7-4)
4. St. Thomas (Texas) (0-0 / 6-2)
/5. Huston-Tillotson (Texas) (0-0 2-3)
Sooner Athletic Conference
1. Langston (Okla.) (2-0 / 9-0)
2. Oklahoma City (1-1 / 6-2)
3. John Brown (Ark.) (3-0 / 7-2)
3. Wayland Baptist (Texas) (2-0 / 7-2)
5. SAGU (Texas) (1-1 / 6-1)
6. Science & Arts (Okla.) (1-1 / 7-2)
Southern States Athletic Conference
1. Faulkner (Ala.) (2-0 / 8-0)
2. Stillman (Ala.) (1-0 / 8-0)
3. William Carey (Miss.) (2-0 / 4-4)
4. Loyola (La.) (1-1 / 5-3)
5. Bethel (Tenn.) (1-1 / 5-3)
6. Middle Georgia State (1-1 / 6-1)
Highlighted: HBCU Institutions
Langston Men's Basketball Ranked Sixth in the NAIA Men's Basketball Top 25 Poll
Men's Basketball Ranked Sixth in the NAIA Men's Basketball Top 25 Poll— Langston Athletics (@LangstonSports) December 4, 2018
- https://t.co/OFIhwyUG4C pic.twitter.com/7vpQXy4xJ3
Langston Lady Lions Push Past Texas College 74-66
— Langston Athletics (@LangstonSports) December 5, 2018
Hampton Men Second, Women Third in Big South Indoor Track Preseason Poll
MEN SECOND, WOMEN THIRD IN @BigSouthSports INDOOR TRACK PRESEASON POLL #REspectTheH #BigSouthMade https://t.co/Gvm77ny9U2— Hampton Athletics (@HUAthletics1868) December 3, 2018
ASU's lead SIAC Director of Athletics Association
Congratulations to our Albany State Golden Rams Athletics Director, Sherie Gordon. She has been appointed chair of the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Director of Athletics Association. #AlbanyStatehttps://t.co/eazQ9dWsso
— Albany State Univ (@AlbanyStateUniv) December 3, 2018
Kentucky State Thorobreds part ways with head football coach John L. Smith
KSU parts ways with John L. Smith #KSUForward https://t.co/fglK5Sy3PT— KSU Thorobreds (@KYSUAthletics) December 4, 2018
A XULA 1st: Black earns All-America honorable mention
NEW ORLEANS — Before Tuesday, no Xavier University of Louisiana volleyball student-athlete ever had earned recognition on an NAIA All-America team. But that changed with the announcement of the Gold Nuggets' Kayla Black as one of 63 receiving honorable mention.
Black, an outside hitter from Spring, Texas, and a graduate of St. Pius X High School in Houston, set XULA season marks in 2018 with 407 kills, 3.84 kills per set and 23 matches of 10-or-more kills. Black also produced 28 aces, 299 digs, 22 blocks and 18 assists. She hit .259, 21 points higher than a year ago. Black played in all 33 matches and in 106-of-112 sets.
The Gold Nuggets were 26-7 this season and 14-0 in the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference. For the eighth consecutive year they won GCAC regular-season and tournament championships and qualified automatically for the NAIA National Championship tournament.
On Tuesday Black was announced as the first XULA sophomore to be chosen first-team all-region. Black's other honors this season included GCAC Player of the Year and Attacker of the Year and GCAC Tournament MVP.
The NAIA's All-America list consists of 14 players apiece on the first, second and third teams. It is headed by Nada Meawad of national champion Park, a sophomore outside hitter who was named Player of the Year.
Ed Cassiere, Assistant Athletics Director for Communications
Department of Athletics & Recreation
XAVIER UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA
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Black, an outside hitter from Spring, Texas, and a graduate of St. Pius X High School in Houston, set XULA season marks in 2018 with 407 kills, 3.84 kills per set and 23 matches of 10-or-more kills. Black also produced 28 aces, 299 digs, 22 blocks and 18 assists. She hit .259, 21 points higher than a year ago. Black played in all 33 matches and in 106-of-112 sets.The Gold Nuggets were 26-7 this season and 14-0 in the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference. For the eighth consecutive year they won GCAC regular-season and tournament championships and qualified automatically for the NAIA National Championship tournament.
On Tuesday Black was announced as the first XULA sophomore to be chosen first-team all-region. Black's other honors this season included GCAC Player of the Year and Attacker of the Year and GCAC Tournament MVP.
The NAIA's All-America list consists of 14 players apiece on the first, second and third teams. It is headed by Nada Meawad of national champion Park, a sophomore outside hitter who was named Player of the Year.
Ed Cassiere, Assistant Athletics Director for Communications
Department of Athletics & Recreation
XAVIER UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA
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Nuggets receive votes in 1st regular-season ranking
NEW ORLEANS — Xavier University of Louisiana, voteless in the previous seven NAIA Division I Women's Basketball Coaches' Top 25 polls, collected 10 points Tuesday to tie for 30th in the first regular-season ranking of the 2018-19 season.The Gold Nuggets are 9-3 after a 60-57 home victory Monday against Mobile to give them their second four-game win streak this season. XULA's most notable victories were 59-47 Friday at Southeastern Louisiana — the Nuggets' first victory since 2007 against an NCAA Division I opponent — and 67-64 at home Nov. 6 against city rival Loyola, ranked 17th in the preseason poll.
The Gulf Coast Athletic Conference, of which XULA is a member, made one of its best showings in the poll in recent years. For the first time since March 9, 2016, the GCAC has two top-25 teams — Talladega is 15th, Dillard 25th — and three GCAC teams received points for the first time since Oct. 25, 2016.
It's the first time since Jan. 21, 2014, that three GCAC teams received points in a regular-season poll.
The Gold Nuggets will begin semester exams Wednesday. They will resume their schedule at 2 p.m. Dec. 15 at Louisiana-Lafayette.
For the first time in five years, the No. 1 team in the preseason is No. 1 in the first regular-season poll. That's Vanguard (7-0), which received 7-of-9 first-place votes and edged defending champion Freed-Hardeman (9-0) by five points. Wayland Baptist (6-0) is third.
NAIA Division I Women's Basketball Coaches' Top 25 Poll
(first-place votes in parentheses — records through Dec. 2)
RANK PREVIOUS SCHOOL RECORD POINTS
1 1 Vanguard (Calif.) (7) 7-0 218
2 5 Freed-Hardeman (Tenn.) (2) 9-0 213
3 6 Wayland Baptist (Texas) 6-0 201
4 4 Columbia (Mo.) 8-1 200
5 3 Campbellsville (Ky.) 6-1 194
6 12 MidAmerica Nazarene (Kan.) 9-1 183
7 2 Shawnee State (Ohio) 8-2 176
8 7 Carroll (Mont.) 6-2 173
9 9 Montana Western 4-0 160
10 10 Oklahoma City 8-1 150
11 8 Westmont (Calif.) 6-2 148
12 15 Our Lady of the Lake (Texas) 5-1 147
13 18 Providence (Mont.) 7-2 133
14 16 Menlo (Calif.) 7-0 132
15 NR Talladega (Ala.) 10-1 119
16 21 Bethel (Tenn.) 9-2 114
17 13 Lindsey Wilson (Ky.) 6-3 101
18 24 Rocky Mountain (Mont.) 8-1 98
19 20 Lyon (Ark.) 6-1 95
20 RV William Penn (Iowa) 8-1 93
21 22 Arizona Christian 6-4 77
22 14 The Master's (Calif.) 5-3 76
23 NR Baker (Kan.) 10-1 67
24 11 Central Methodist (Mo.) 6-3 59
25 RV Dillard (La.) 8-3 40
Others receiving votes: Lewis-Clark State (Idaho) 39, William Woods (Mo.) 32, Mid-America Christian (Okla.) 31, LSU-Alexandria (La.) 15, Xavier (La.) 10, Clarke (Iowa) 10, Huston-Tillotson (Texas) 9, William Jessup (Calif.) 6, Faulkner (Ala.) 3, Georgetown (Ky.) 3
Ed Cassiere, Assistant Athletics Director for Communications
Department of Athletics & Recreation
XAVIER UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA
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FAMU Athletics Mourns the Loss of Al Frazier
FAMU loses one of it's greatest athletes: https://t.co/iCu8tpdcOz
— FAMU Athletics (@FAMUAthletics) December 4, 2018
MEAC Announces Weekly Men's Basketball Honors
#MEACMBB MEAC Announces Weekly Men's Basketball Honors https://t.co/QtIgTSV6Cp
— Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (@MEACSports) December 4, 2018
MEAC Women's Basketball Pushes Through Early December
#MEACWBB: @MEACSports Women's Basketball Pushes Through Early December #IBackTheMEAC https://t.co/DbTNFZPQRQ
— Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (@MEACSports) December 4, 2018
SWAC MBB Player of the Week: Dec. 4
#SWACMBB Player of the Week: @Bulldogs_Hoops guard Arthur Johnson averaged 16.5 PPG and 5.0 RPG in two contests this week, raising his season average by a full point. MORE: https://t.co/t4uLoIJ5yR pic.twitter.com/8gasvJkkx9— The SWAC (@theswac) December 4, 2018
NCCU’s White Named NCCSIA All-State Volleyball Team
NCCU’s White Named NCCSIA All-State Volleyball Team @NCCUvolleyball https://t.co/922VsytXF1— NCCU Athletics (@NCCUAthletics) December 4, 2018
Chowan Hawks Men's Basketball Ranked In D2SIDA Region Poll
Hawks Men's Basketball Ranked In D2SIDA Region Poll https://t.co/ha9JUPygN2
— Chowan Athletics (@cuhawks) December 3, 2018
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