Sunday, September 22, 2019

WATCH: The wait is over; hear what @HipHopPrez had to say about the 5th annual bleu & white game

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Congrats Tamaira on All Tournament at the Maverick Classic

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Valley not ready for Reddies in sweep

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FAMU's Xavier Smith is a LIFE AND FOOTBALL Top Player in the Nation in Week 4!

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Pirates Men's Golf Take First At Hampton Invitational

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Hampton Women's Cross Country Fourth at UMES

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Lady Pirates Takes First Place

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2019 CIAA Football: Weekly Report #3

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Chris Rowland is your SOAR Player of the Game! Rowland tied the all-time single game reception record with 13 catches, matching his performance from a year ago at Murray State AND Tyrone Butterfield's at SEMO in 1997

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Stephen A. Smith humbled by WSSU naming an athletics scholarship in his honor

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HU Bison VB Ends Nonconference Slate with Loss at Georgetown

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UAPB Volleyball Falls to Middle Tennessee to Conclude Non-Conference Play

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Lions Roar All Access Radio Show Airs Monday; Come Be A Part Of The Live Audience

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WATCH: The Marching 100 plays the alma mater following the win over Southern


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Congratulations to Chicago State Jakov Suler for making the @ToledoMTennis invite all tournament team

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FAMU win versus Southern confirms new level of superiority

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Perez spending the weekend hunting down Grizzlies

Xavier University of Louisiana men's tennis

NEW ORLEANS — Xavier University of Louisiana's Santiago Perez defeated two Georgia Gwinnett opponents Saturday. But if Perez is to win the men's singles title of the ITA NAIA South Regional Championships, he'll have to defeat two more Grizzlies Sunday.

 Perez — seeded second at this tournament and the ITA NAIA National Freshman of the Year last season — beat Georgia Gwinnett's Gregor Hutterer 6-3, 1-0, retired and seventh-seeded Mika Kosonen 6-1, 3-6, 1-0 (10-6) to advance to the semifinals.

 Kosonen was the 2018 champion of this event.

 Tournament Scores

 Perez is the only seeded player still in contention, but the other three semifinalists all are from Georgia Gwinnett: Daniel Czepielewski, Jose Dugo and Federico Bonacia. Perez will play Bonacia at 10 a.m Sunday at XULA Tennis Center.

 Also advancing to the main-draw semifinals was the XULA women's doubles team of Lailaa Bashir and Angela Charles-Alfred. The No. 2 seed, Bashir and Charles-Alfred remained unbeaten for the fall with an 8-1 victory against Point's Juana Zambrano and Valentina Pabon.

 All four women's doubles seeds advanced. Bashir and Charles-Alfred will play Georgia Gwinnett's No. 3 Tereza Koplova and Gabrielle Robinson.

 Juan Batalla and Samir Chikhaoui both were eliminated in the men's singles quarterfinals, but they produced upsets for the Gold Rush in the round of 16. Batalla beat Georgia Gwinnett's No. 5 Valentino Caratini 4-6, 6-2, 1-0 (15-13), and Chikhaoui defeated Point's No. 6 Federico Barbon 6-1, 6-4.

 Several afternoon rain showers forced a shift from City Park to the indoor courts at the Hilton Riverside. Play will resume at 8 a.m. Sunday at XULA with consolation matches.

 Ed Cassiere, Assistant Athletics Director for Communications
Department of Athletics & Recreation
XAVIER UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA 
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Gold Nuggets take sole possession of first place in conference

Xavier University of Louisiana women's volleyballNEW ORLEANS -- Xavier University of Louisiana took sole possession of first place in Gulf Coast Athletic Conference volleyball after beating Edward Waters 25-21, 25-15, 29-27 and Talladega 25-22, 25-11, 25-10.

 The Gold Nuggets (13-4, 5-0) lead the GCAC by a match over Dillard. XULA has won eight of its last nine matches.

 Against Edward Waters, Vivica Price-Spraggins hit .684 with 13 kills, two aces and four blocks. Against Talladega, Kayla Black had 12 kills, 12 digs and two blocks, and freshman Maya Smith had seven kills, a career high, and four blocks.

 XULA played host to four GCAC matches in its Convocation Center Saturday. Dillard defeated Talladega 25-18, 24-26, 17-25, 25-16, 15-10 and Edward Waters 25-21, 25-17, 25-22. Talladega began the day in a first-place tie with XULA.

 XULA will travel to city rival SUNO for two GCAC matches next Saturday -- 1 p.m. against Tougaloo and 6 p.m. against SUNO.

 BOX SCORE 1

 BOX SCORE 2

 Ed Cassiere, Assistant Athletics Director for Communications
Department of Athletics & Recreation
XAVIER UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA 
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Road To The Championship! HBCU Football Scoreboard - Week 4



SATURDAY, September 21, 2019

MID-EASTERN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE
Army 52, Morgan State 21
Howard 24, Delaware State 9   Homecoming
Montana State 56, Norfolk State 21 
North Carolina Central 45, Elizabeth City State 7
Florida A&M 27, Southern 21
Bethune-Cookman 22, Mississippi Valley State 6

MOUNTAIN EAST CONFERENCE
Southeast Missouri State 56, West Virginia State 10 

BIG SOUTH CONFERENCE
Liberty 62, Hampton 27 

OHIO VALLEY CONFERENCE
Southeast Missouri State 56, West Virginia State 10 
Arkansas Pine Bluff 37, Tennessee State 31

SOUTHWESTERN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE
Arkansas Pine Bluff 37, Tennessee State 31
Alabama State 23, Grambling State 20
Alcorn State 45, Prairie View A&M 41
Florida A&M 27, Southern 21
Samford 55, Alabama A&M 21
Bethune-Cookman 22, Mississippi Valley State 6

CENTRAL INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
Bowie State 42, Alderson-Broaddus 14 
Virginia State 34, Saint Augustine's 7
Winston-Salem State 23, Tuskegee 20
Livingstone 21, Allen U. 7 
Virginia Union 33, Johnson C. Smith 19 
North Carolina Central 45, Elizabeth City State 7 
Shaw 48, Chowan 47  2OT
Fayetteville State 51, Lincoln (PA) 6 

SOUTHERN INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETIC CONFERENCE
Fort Valley State 30, Shorter 23
Winston-Salem State 23, Tuskegee 20
Lane 44, Edward Waters 14
Central State (OH) 26, Clark Atlanta 19
Savannah State 21, Benedict 14  Augusta Classic
Albany State 26, West Georgia 14
Missouri S&T 49, Miles 21 

OTHER HBCUs 
Langston 35, Oklahoma Panhandle State 14
Lyon College 32, Texas College 17 
Lane 44, Edward Waters 14 
West Florida 69, Virginia Lynchburg 0
Central Oklahoma 63, Lincoln (MO) 0

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With no bitterness, Marcus Dixon moves on living the good life

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SSU Tigers down Benedict, 21-14, to win Augusta Classic


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Florida Memorial University Athletics Reveal Floor Branding

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Hawks Drop Final Two Matches Of Hartford Invitational

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Livingstone College Athletics 2019 Basketball Tip Off Luncheon

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Lyon College pulls away from Texas College late, 32-17

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