Gathright Of Saint Augustine's Selected CIAA Male Scholar Athlete Of The Year @SAU_News @HBCUGameday @CIAAForLife @SAUMensBball @StarNewsOnline @WRAL @WNCN @ABC11_WTVD @TheCaroNews @TriTribune https://t.co/zx1zljj43P
— SAU Athletics (@SAUFalcons) May 15, 2019
Thursday, May 16, 2019
Gathright Of Saint Augustine's Selected CIAA Male Scholar Athlete Of The Year
Nuggets win quickly against Cumberlands at nationals
MOBILE, Ala. — Xavier University of Louisiana women's tennis needed just two hours and 20 minutes Wednesday afternoon to eliminate Cumberlands 5-0 in the round of 16 at the NAIA National Championship tournament.
The Gold Nuggets (18-5), ranked and seeded third, reached the quarterfinals for the second straight year and the fifth time in seven years. XULA will play William Woods (16-6), ranked and seeded sixth, at 1 p.m. Thursday. Admission is free for all rounds at Copeland-Cox Mobile Tennis Center (851 Gaillard Drive, zip code 36608, phone 251-208-5181).
Farah Baklouti won in doubles and singles. She and Mariia Borodii improved to 20-0 for the season with an 8-4 victory against Grace Steely and Tessa Gray. Charlene Goreau and Angela Charles-Alfred, ranked third nationally, got XULA on the board first with an 8-1 victory against No. 15 Jaclyn Jewell and Tomomi Nagao. Lacee Ancar and Angelica De Vincenzis completed the doubles sweep by beating Mikaela Fros and Sydney White 8-3.
Baklouti made it 4-0 when she defeated Steely 6-3, 6-0 at No. 4 singles, and Yi Chen Pao clinched with her 6-2, 6-1 victory against Gray. XULA led in three of the four unfinished matches.
Cumberlands (11-7) was ranked 22nd and seeded 19th. XULA is 12-1 this season against ranked teams.
Coupled with XULA's 5-0 men's victory in the morning against Union (Ky.), it's the first time that the Gold Rush and Gold Nuggets won 5-0 on the same day at nationals, This was the 12th time the XULA men and women played on the same day at nationals. There have been no same-day 9-0s.
XULA and William Woods will meet for the first time at nationals, but it's a rematch from March 22, when the Gold Nuggets defeated the Owls 5-0 at XULA.
BOX SCORE
Quarterfinals — 1 p.m. Thursday
No. 1 Georgia Gwinnett (17-1) vs. No. 9 Brenau (14-6)
No. 5 SCAD Savannah (12-3) vs. No. 4 William Carey (14-2)
No. 3 XULA (18-5) vs. No. 6 William Woods (16-6)
No. 7 Middle Georgia (12-5) vs. No. 2 Keiser (19-4)
Ed Cassiere, Assistant Athletics Director for Communications
Department of Athletics & Recreation
XAVIER UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA
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The Gold Nuggets (18-5), ranked and seeded third, reached the quarterfinals for the second straight year and the fifth time in seven years. XULA will play William Woods (16-6), ranked and seeded sixth, at 1 p.m. Thursday. Admission is free for all rounds at Copeland-Cox Mobile Tennis Center (851 Gaillard Drive, zip code 36608, phone 251-208-5181).
Farah Baklouti won in doubles and singles. She and Mariia Borodii improved to 20-0 for the season with an 8-4 victory against Grace Steely and Tessa Gray. Charlene Goreau and Angela Charles-Alfred, ranked third nationally, got XULA on the board first with an 8-1 victory against No. 15 Jaclyn Jewell and Tomomi Nagao. Lacee Ancar and Angelica De Vincenzis completed the doubles sweep by beating Mikaela Fros and Sydney White 8-3.Baklouti made it 4-0 when she defeated Steely 6-3, 6-0 at No. 4 singles, and Yi Chen Pao clinched with her 6-2, 6-1 victory against Gray. XULA led in three of the four unfinished matches.
Cumberlands (11-7) was ranked 22nd and seeded 19th. XULA is 12-1 this season against ranked teams.
Coupled with XULA's 5-0 men's victory in the morning against Union (Ky.), it's the first time that the Gold Rush and Gold Nuggets won 5-0 on the same day at nationals, This was the 12th time the XULA men and women played on the same day at nationals. There have been no same-day 9-0s.
XULA and William Woods will meet for the first time at nationals, but it's a rematch from March 22, when the Gold Nuggets defeated the Owls 5-0 at XULA.
BOX SCORE
Quarterfinals — 1 p.m. Thursday
No. 1 Georgia Gwinnett (17-1) vs. No. 9 Brenau (14-6)
No. 5 SCAD Savannah (12-3) vs. No. 4 William Carey (14-2)
No. 3 XULA (18-5) vs. No. 6 William Woods (16-6)
No. 7 Middle Georgia (12-5) vs. No. 2 Keiser (19-4)
Ed Cassiere, Assistant Athletics Director for Communications
Department of Athletics & Recreation
XAVIER UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA
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Rush defeat 9th-ranked Union (Ky.) 5-0 at nationals
MOBILE, Ala. — Shaikh Abdullah and Santiago Perezwon in doubles and singles Wednesday morning to lead Xavier University of Louisiana men's tennis to a 5-0 victory against Union (Ky.) in the round of 16 of the NAIA National Championship tournament.The Gold Rush (15-8), ranked and seeded seventh, reached the quarterfinals for the eighth consecutive year. XULA will play Reinhardt (17-2), ranked and seeded second, at 9 a.m. Thursday. Admission is free for all rounds at Copeland-Cox Mobile Tennis Center (851 Gaillard Drive, zip code 36608, phone 251-208-5181).
Abdullah and Perez, No. 6 in the Oracle ITA/NAIA doubles rankings, began a sweep of doubles with an 8-1 victory against 14th-ranked Srdan Pejic and Simon Campos. Pierre Andrieu and Ghassan Alansi then beat regionally ranked Lois Castellon and Mark Kuhnel 8-3, and Chris Anders and Gabriel Niculescu won four of the last five games to rally for an 8-6 victory against Ewan Mckinnie and Santiago Diaz.
Perez, ranked second nationally, stretched his singles win streak to 17 with a 6-2, 6-3 decision against 29th-ranked Castellon. Abdullah clinched by defeating No. 42 Campos 6-1, 6-4. XULA led in two of the four unfinished matches.
Union (13-9) was ranked ninth and seeded 10th. XULA is 6-5 this season against ranked opponents.
XULA will get a rematch with Reinhardt, which defeated the Gold Rush 5-4 in Canton, Ga., March 29.
• Facebook video of No. 1 doubles match
• Coach Alan Green video interview
BOX SCORE
Quarterfinals — 9 a.m. Thursday
No. 1 Georgia Gwinnett (24-0) vs. No. 8 Keiser (17-6)
No. 5 William Carey (14-3) vs. No. 4 Point (16-6)
No. 3 Cardinal Stritch (17-4) vs. No. 6 Middle Georgia (14-3)
No. 7 XULA (15-8) vs. No. 2 Reinhardt (17-2)
Ed Cassiere, Assistant Athletics Director for Communications
Department of Athletics & Recreation
XAVIER UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA
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PVAMU Golf Closes Out 2018-19 Season at NCAA Golf Regionals
Golf Closes Out 2018-19 Season at NCAA Golf Regionals https://t.co/CNgradf9uy
— PVAMU Panthers (@PVAMUPanthers) May 16, 2019
CSU Baseball's Historic Season Comes to End with Pair of Losses at MEAC Tournament
Baseball's Historic Season Comes to End with Pair of Losses at MEAC Tournament #CoppinNation https://t.co/NROL4ljlpP
— Coppin Sports (@coppinsports) May 16, 2019
Savannah State Upsets Coppin State in MEAC First Round
#MEACBSB: @SavStateTigers Upset @CoppinSports in @MEACSports First Round #IBackTheMEAC https://t.co/fmYvmHNFaz
— Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (@MEACSports) May 16, 2019
WATCH: One of my favorite messages from any coach--
My friend @LeVelleMoton earned a spot on the @USABaseball U19 coaching staff.
— Jeff Jones (@JeffJonesSports) May 16, 2019
That made me want to relive one of my favorite quotes from the @NCCUAthletics hoops coach.
Facebook link: https://t.co/pqwUOLftIN pic.twitter.com/liOe8l7dPr
Texas Southern Tigers stun Jackson State 5-4 in SWAC Tournament opener
Tigers stun Jackson State 5-4 in SWAC Tournament opener https://t.co/LSekB8AFM6
— TSU Athletics (@TXSOTigers) May 16, 2019
Delaware State Eliminates Coppin State Despite Late Rally
#MEACBSB: @DSUHornets Eliminate @CoppinSports Despite Late Rally #IBackTheMEAC https://t.co/n2piCRrwJP
— Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (@MEACSports) May 16, 2019
PHOTOS: FAMU vs. Delaware State MEAC Baseball Tournament | First Round
Check out the action shots of @BaseballFamu vs. Delaware State in the first round of the @MEACSports Baseball Championship. https://t.co/lQVJQUGbRQ
— RattlerNews.com (@RattlerNews) May 16, 2019
Wednesday, May 15, 2019
Nine Rattlers Named To MEAC Baseball Academic Team
Nine Rattlers Named To MEAC Baseball Academic Team https://t.co/P85s0UKzjj
— Dbandman (@Dbandman2) May 15, 2019
FAMU routs Delaware State 13-3 in first round of MEAC Baseball Tournament
FAMU routs Delaware State 13-3 in first round of MEAC Baseball Tournament https://t.co/C1rrdlVaSp via @tdonline
— Dbandman (@Dbandman2) May 15, 2019
UConn Men’s Basketball lands Howard transfer RJ Cole
UConn Men’s Basketball lands Howard transfer RJ Cole https://t.co/cXsyt3mKnF via @TheUConnBlog
— Dbandman (@Dbandman2) May 15, 2019
Just the Facts: NCAA Tournament Tallahassee Regional
Just the Facts: NCAA Tournament Tallahassee Regional https://t.co/bjD5dJWgez via @tdonline
— Dbandman (@Dbandman2) May 15, 2019
One at a time, Spartans seek three wins for MEAC tournament title, NCAA bid
One at a time, Spartans seek three wins for MEAC tournament title, NCAA bid https://t.co/UOoo8tjHh2
— Dbandman (@Dbandman2) May 15, 2019
@FAMUSOFTBALL camps are coming in June. To sign up, go to : http://www.totalcamps.com/famusoftballcamps …
@FAMUSOFTBALL camps are coming in June. To sign up, go to : https://t.co/kcFxZHVbIg pic.twitter.com/3RvOPaM8re
— FAMU Athletics (@FAMUAthletics) May 15, 2019
SUNO Number Two in Week 7 of the @NAIA Women's Outdoor T&F National Rating Index!
Here are the top-5 teams in Week 7 of the @NAIA Women's Outdoor T&F National Rating Index!— USTFCCCA (@USTFCCCA) May 15, 2019
1. @ubctbirds
2. @SUNOKnights
3. @cunebulldogs
4. @wbuathletics
5. @DoaneAthletics
👇 SEE THE REST 👇
MORE - https://t.co/gniCq8zwbc pic.twitter.com/Q4JXL2TchT
Stephen Smith Resigns as Head Coach of the Lincoln Football Team
Stephen Smith Resigns as Head Coach of the Lincoln Football Team - https://t.co/YpqOK2KWRS#miaafb pic.twitter.com/8dGAO6eyCy
— Lincoln Athletics (@GoBlueTigers) May 15, 2019
Shaw University Jolisa Williams Named 2019 CIAA John Holley Sports Information Director of the Year
GENERAL: SHAW’S JOLISA WILLIAMS NAMED 2019 @CIAAForLife JOHN HOLLEY SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR OF THE YEAR https://t.co/PUt0XsiWtC pic.twitter.com/8xFA9LXJCs
— Shaw Athletics (@ShawBears) May 15, 2019
College athletes may see a payday soon, but the money won't come from the NCAA
College athletes may see a payday soon, but the money won't come from the NCAA https://t.co/yGVIPRqHF9 via @courierjournal
— Rana Cash (@rana_cash) May 15, 2019
WATCH: @GSU_TIGERS head coach James Cooper talks about his team’s win over @BRAVESSPORTS to open SWAC tournament play
.@GSU_TIGERS head coach James Cooper talks about his team’s win over @BRAVESSPORTS to open SWAC tournament play #SWACBSB19 pic.twitter.com/edoUbAOsi4
— The SWAC (@theswac) May 15, 2019
On May 24th, 2019, I will graduate from The University of Maryland Eastern Shore as a Division I Track and Field Student-Athlete that maintained a 4.0 Cumulative GPA
I’m prolific so gifted, I’m the type that’s going to go get it” - Nipsey The Great
— JD (@Takeoff__JD) May 14, 2019
⁰On May 24th, 2019, I will graduate from The University of Maryland Eastern Shore as a Division I Track and Field Student-Athlete that maintained a 4.0 Cumulative GPA🙏🏾#HBCUGrad #Umes #UmesGrad pic.twitter.com/Ls1WZ5jkGc
MVSU vs. TSU, John A. Merritt Classic, August 31, 2019
🗓 #BigBlueRising pic.twitter.com/sEKOenzgAs
— TennesseeSt Football (@tsu_football) May 15, 2019
N.C. A&T Kayla White Makes The Bowerman, 2019 Women’s Post-Conference Championships Watch List
Women's Post-Conference Watch List - By Program | #TheBowerman @USC_Track_Field @RazorbackTF @GatorsTF @UWTrack @OregonTF @CUBuffsTrack @CSUTrackFieldXC @LSUTrackField @NCATAGGIES @TexasTFXC
— The Bowerman (@thebowerman) May 15, 2019
👇 READ ALL ABOUT IT 👇
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Two UMES Graduates From Baltimore Created An App For Instagram
Two UMES Graduates From Baltimore Created An App For Instagram https://t.co/qnhplDuz6C
— 92Q Jams (@92QJamsBmore) May 14, 2019
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