Saturday, March 13, 2021

Lady Tigers Take Down Grambling in 4-0 Sweep

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Mission possible: Deion Sanders finds his passion leading Jackson State, and early results are positive

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Benedict Tigers Drop Baseball Opener To Cairn, 8-5

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That's it! Spartans take the 🏆! NSU Takes 2021 MEAC Title, 71-63 over Morgan State

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150-room hotel, hospitality training complex to be built on Morris Brown campus

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Spelman College's Rosalind Gates Brewer Is The Only Female CEO Of A Fortune 500 Company

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Spelman Ascends Launch (Video)

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Robert Covington talks Tennessee State, Impact and Legacy (Video)

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Tennessee State Tigers to Host Eastern Illinois

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Langston Lady Lions edged in NAIA National Tournament opening round

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XULA advances at NAIA nationals for first time since 2007

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XULA defeats Benedictine (Kan.) by 13 in NAIA opener

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@BleuDevilVB Turns It Up To 11 Straight With 3-1 win over Talladega in first match of the second day of the @GCACInfo Round-up from Jacksonville

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Dorsey & Ursin Sweep SWAC Softball Players of the Week

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#UAPBVolleyball Lands Four On SWAC Player Of The Week Honors

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A&T Women Reach MEAC Final After Win Over Morgan

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Aggies Win Eighth Straight, Celebrate Senior Day

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Conference Championship Weekend TV Schedule – 20 Auto Bids Still Up For Grabs

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Southern baseball remains unbeaten in SWAC play with 7-5 win at Prairie View

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Preview: Stillman to Meet Keiser in NAIA Men's Basketball Opening Round finale

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#3 Bears Set to Battle #2 Norfolk State for @MEACSports Title

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Edward Waters Baseball Hangs On To Push Win Streak To Three With Road Win At Toccoa Falls

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Jackson State Hands Alcorn First Conference Loss

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XULA Athletics -- Gold Nuggets and Gold Rush teams went 7-0 Friday

Men's Basketball: Makye Richard scored 25 points -- his most in 37 games with the program -- to lead XULA to a 67-59 victory against 25th-ranked Cumberlands (Ky.) in the opening round of NAIA nationals at Alexandria, La. XULA (14-4) will play eighth-ranked SAGU (10-2) -- Southwestern Assemblies of God (Waxahachie, Texas) -- in the round of 32 at 3 p.m. Saturday at Alexandria's Rapides Parish Coliseum. The winner will advance to the round of 16 next week at Kansas City, Mo.

 

Women's Basketball: Da'Jha Virgil scored 17 points and Nia Bishop 15 to lead XULA to a 58-45 victory against Benedictine (Kan.) in the opening round of NAIA nationals at Lakeland, Fla. XULA (13-6) improved its season-best win streak to seven and will play the host, 10th-ranked Southeastern, in the round of 32 at 7:30 p.m. EST Saturday. The winner will advance to the round of 16 next week at Sioux City, Iowa. Southeastern is 25-2 and has a 24-game win streak.

 

Competitive Cheer: XULA's second-year team, competing at NAIA nationals for the first time, was in sixth place out of 11 schools after Friday's preliminary round at Davenport, Iowa. The Gold's score was 83.83. The leaders are Oklahoma City (90.25), Saint Ambrose (90.13), Indiana Wesleyan (88.62) and Missouri Valley (88.62). Finals will be Saturday.

 

Baseball: XULA didn't hit a home run in its first eight games, but hit three Friday in game No. 9, a 17-10 victory against Tougaloo at Wesley Barrow Stadium. Catcher Tristan Rodriguez homered twice -- including a first-inning grand slam -- and Danny Coleman hit a two-run homer. Rodriguez also doubled and finished with five RBIs. Jose Fulgencio reached base safely four times and had three RBIs. XULA (6-3) and Tougaloo (2-6) will conclude their three-game series with a 1 p.m. Saturday doubleheader at Barrow.

 

Volleyball: XULA extended to 47 its win streak in Gulf Coast Athletic Conference regular-season matches after defeating Philander Smith and Rust at Holly Springs, Miss. XULA beat Philander Smith 25-19, 25-15, 25-18, then cruised past Rust 25-13, 25-4, 25-6. XULA (10-4, 6-0) will play twice Saturday at Rust's McMillan Multi-Purpose Center: 11 a.m. against Rust and 1 p.m. against Philander Smith.

 

Men's Tennis: XULA defeated Lewis-Clark State 6-1 in a matchup of ranked NAIA teams. XULA is No. 10, and Lewis-Clark State is No. 24. Freshman Jered Wilson earned his second clinch of the week when he defeated Andy Wu 6-2, 6-1 on the fifth singles court. Shaikh Abdullah and Sebastian Perez won in doubles and singles for XULA (3-4), winner of its last 15 dual matches at home. 

  

Women's Tennis: XULA, ranked third in the NAIA, improved to 6-2 with a 6-1 victory against Lewis-Clark State. Angela Charles-Alfred, Valentina Largacha, Angelica De Vincenzis, Kyra Akinnibi and Farah Baklouti won in doubles and singles. Baklouti clinched at No. 4 singles with her 6-2, 6-0 victory against Sophie Uhlenkott. XULA has won its last 10 dual matches at home. 

 First of three dual matches in three days for our women's and men's tennis teams. They'll play top-10 #NAIA and #NCAA Division II opponents in Pensacola, Fla., Saturday and Sunday.#TeamGold #HailAllHailXU #NAIATogether #NAIATennis pic.twitter.com/pSoCmV2DSx

Ed Cassiere, Assistant Athletics Director for Communications
Department of Athletics & Recreation
XAVIER UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA 
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twitter.com/xulagold
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Alabama State-Jackson State football game will be carried on national television

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