MSU women’s🎾 lost to Bucknell on Saturday afternoon, 5️⃣-2️⃣. Read⬆️ here👉 https://t.co/w7i8EZWxPj
— Morgan State Bears (@MorganStBears) March 31, 2019
Sunday, March 31, 2019
Morgan State Lady Bears Fall At Bucknell, 5-2
Chowan Handle Vikings In CIAA Double Dip
Chowan Handle Vikings In CIAA Double Dip https://t.co/dGwwCzVkJ2
— Chowan Athletics (@cuhawks) March 31, 2019
Tigers Enact Revenge On Braves, Win Series
Tigers Enact Revenge On Braves, Win Series https://t.co/0wFu0aDWDq
— Alcorn Sports (@BRAVESSPORTS) March 31, 2019
GSU takes final game against Abilene Christian
GSU takes final game against Abilene Christian https://t.co/lF5ggw3vik
— GSU Athletics (@GSU_TIGERS) March 31, 2019
Coming April 13, Alcorn Braves — JUNIOR DAY & SPRING GAME
ALCORN BRAVES — JUNIOR DAY & SPRING GAME @BRAVESSPORTS pic.twitter.com/xjbZNxMfmX
— Callaway Charger U (@Footba1Callaway) March 31, 2019
Kudos to FAMU basketball Coach Robert McCullum, his staff and our men's team for partnering with Bethel Baptist and Habitat for Humanity to build a home for a deserving family. Excellence with Caring!
Kudos to FAMU basketball Coach Robert McCullum, his staff and our men's team for partnering with Bethel Baptist and Habitat for Humanity to build a home for a deserving family. Excellence with Caring! pic.twitter.com/LGtS7ItFrR— Larry Robinson (@LRobinsonFAMU) March 31, 2019
We had an amazing opportunity today to help volunteer with Big Bend Habitat for Humanity and work on a house in Gretna for a family that was affected by hurricane Michael. #givingback… https://t.co/T2d25H0Z6m— FAMU Basketball (@famu_mbb) March 30, 2019
Hawks Rally But Fall Short To Norfolk State
Hawks Rally But Fall Short To Norfolk State #OurShoreOurTeam https://t.co/R3RSvaqQpV
— Hawk Softball (@ESHawksSB) March 31, 2019
Your TSU Tigers and HU Pirates will be one of just 14 teams to play basketball in April, excited for the 2019 CIT Final Four!
Your Tigers will be one of just 14 teams to play basketball in April, excited for the #2019CIT Final Four!#BeLegendary #TigerNation🐯 pic.twitter.com/uj1IF35kIs
— TSU Men's Basketball (@TSUMensHoops) March 31, 2019
GSU Tiger bounce back and hold off late rally to defeat Abilene Christian
Tiger bounce back and hold off late rally to defeat Abilene Christian #RespectTheG #grambling #gramblingstate #gramblingstateuniversity #WhyNotGrambling #gramblingiseverything #continuingthelegacy #buildingchampions #raisingthebar pic.twitter.com/hTBOJC6Kxh
— GSU Athletics (@GSU_TIGERS) March 31, 2019
Rivera Ozuna Goes the Distance as Coppin Baseball Takes Rubber Game Against Norfolk State
Rivera Ozuna Goes the Distance as @Coppin_Baseball Takes Rubber Game Against Norfolk State #CoppinNation #BeatNSU #KingoftheNorth #TalonsUp https://t.co/17rF3qMCB5
— Coppin Sports (@coppinsports) March 31, 2019
NCCU Baseball Scores Big Late for Weekend Sweep of Florida A&M
#NCCUBaseball Scores Big Late for Weekend Sweep of Florida A&M https://t.co/BPf8d4FxqC— NCCU Athletics (@NCCUAthletics) March 31, 2019
#NCCUBaseball junior Josh Brammell hit a go-ahead RBI double in the bottom of the seventh to help the Eagles to a weekend sweep over Florida A&M! Photo: Jenna Hiscock#EaglePride pic.twitter.com/TKfEMVoQCR— NCCU Athletics (@NCCUAthletics) March 31, 2019
Know your limitations and then defy them
Know your limitations and then defy them • Embry-Riddle Spikes Classic 😼#OneDestruction | #PreyTogether pic.twitter.com/87K3JdZyB1
— 🏃🏃♀️BCU T&F/XC (@BCUTrackXC) March 31, 2019
SCHEDULE CHANGE - Lincoln softball now plays at NWMSU on Monday and at MWSU on Tuesday
SCHEDULE CHANGE - Lincoln softball now plays at NWMSU on Monday and at MWSU on Tuesday - https://t.co/mZr4g5h0EI#TrueBlue #miaasb pic.twitter.com/kZIr3bXnPm
— Lincoln Athletics (@GoBlueTigers) March 31, 2019
Two Shutout Wins Completes Series Sweep for NCCU Softball
Two Shutout Wins Completes Series Sweep for NCCU Softball @NcCUsoftball https://t.co/Aj6odm2gxX
— NCCU Athletics (@NCCUAthletics) March 31, 2019
Video: New look for FAMU spring game gives coaches deeper insight of personnel
Check out my full recap with four takeaways from the #FAMU 2019 Orange & Green Game. https://t.co/7vbDgQ3I2v— RattlerNews.com (@RattlerNews) March 30, 2019
#NappyBoy #HotBoy Reunion for the return of #FAMU #BeOutDay @JayLyriq850 @DizmD @DJLILBOY #DjSerm #TallahasseeHotBoyz back at it on stage!!!!! Produced by @RDMuzik pic.twitter.com/IXjqtYJ8nS— DJ DAP (@DJDAP) March 31, 2019
MEAC Baseball Recap, March 30
#MEACBSB: @MEACSports Baseball Recap, March 30 #IBackTheMEAC https://t.co/b33Ucbk2Gj
— Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (@MEACSports) March 31, 2019
Second Half Run Leads Pirates Against VMI
SECOND HALF RUN LEADS PIRATES AGAINST VMI https://t.co/GfzTgj1cAH— Hampton Athletics (@HUAthletics1868) March 30, 2019
Barna Reaches 100-Hit Milestone, Braves Clobber JSU, 18-4
Barna Reaches 100-Hit Milestone, Braves Clobber JSU, 18-4 https://t.co/sKGobXR5bL
— Alcorn Sports (@BRAVESSPORTS) March 31, 2019
A clean slate for everybody as NC Central starts spring practice
New NC Central football coach Trei Oliver is giving all of his players a chance to earn their spot on the field. https://t.co/N354fzuXJH
— The News & Observer (@newsobserver) March 31, 2019
Lady Pirates Softball Drops Series Finale at Upstate
— Hampton Athletics (@HUAthletics1868) March 31, 2019
Hampton Lady Pirates Have Strong Weekend at Florida Relays
LADY PIRATES HAVE STRONG WEEKEND AT FLORIDA RELAYS #REspectTheH #BigSouthMade https://t.co/lChw4H1fgH— Hampton Athletics (@HUAthletics1868) March 31, 2019
Point made — Skyhawks squeeze past Gold Rush 5-4
VALLEY, Alabama — For the second straight day and the third time this season, Xavier University of Louisiana lost 5-4 to a ranked NAIA men's tennis opponent.
Point, ranked 13th, built a 4-0 lead and held on to upset the seventh-ranked Gold Rush.
The XULA men will stay on the road and play Texas A&M-Texarkana at 9 a.m. Sunday at a neutral site, Roger Scott Tennis Center in Pensacola, Fla.
The Skyhawks (10-5) won all three doubles matches, including 8-0 at No. 3. They clinched when Joe Klokow defeated Shaikh Abdullah 6-4, 6-7 (5-7), 6-3 on the third singles court. That made it 5-3.
XULA won 4-of-6 singles matches. Santiago Perez defeated Christian Garay 6-3, 7-5 at No. 1, Gabriel Niculescu beat Julien Pereira 6-3, 7-6 (7-4) at No. 4, Samir Chikhaoui beat Patrick Tobacco 7-5, 6-3 at No. 5, and Pierre Andrieu defeated Clayton Godfrey 6-4, 5-7, 6-2 at No. 6.
Point capped a 7-0 March that included five victories against ranked opponents.
The Sunday matchup with TAMTU will be XULA's second this season. The Gold Rush won 9-0 at home March 8.
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Point, ranked 13th, built a 4-0 lead and held on to upset the seventh-ranked Gold Rush.
The XULA men will stay on the road and play Texas A&M-Texarkana at 9 a.m. Sunday at a neutral site, Roger Scott Tennis Center in Pensacola, Fla.The Skyhawks (10-5) won all three doubles matches, including 8-0 at No. 3. They clinched when Joe Klokow defeated Shaikh Abdullah 6-4, 6-7 (5-7), 6-3 on the third singles court. That made it 5-3.
XULA won 4-of-6 singles matches. Santiago Perez defeated Christian Garay 6-3, 7-5 at No. 1, Gabriel Niculescu beat Julien Pereira 6-3, 7-6 (7-4) at No. 4, Samir Chikhaoui beat Patrick Tobacco 7-5, 6-3 at No. 5, and Pierre Andrieu defeated Clayton Godfrey 6-4, 5-7, 6-2 at No. 6.
Point capped a 7-0 March that included five victories against ranked opponents.
The Sunday matchup with TAMTU will be XULA's second this season. The Gold Rush won 9-0 at home March 8.
BOX SCORE
Ed Cassiere, Assistant Athletics Director for Communications
Department of Athletics & Recreation
XAVIER UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA
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XULA Wray breaks 400 record, qualifies for nationals in 200
HATTIESBURG, Miss. — Freshman Shalysa Wray broke her Xavier University of Louisiana record in the 400 meters Saturday, producing a time of 55.27 seconds and a third-place finish at the Southern Miss Invitational track and field meet.Wray's previous mark was 56.57 seconds at the Louisiana Classics March 16.
Gulf Coast Athletic Conference athletes finished 1-4 in the 400 and have the NAIA's best four times of the 2019 outdoor season in this event. SUNO's Stacey Ann Williams was first in 54.37, SUNO's Kimona Smikle was second in 55.15, and Argyana Bolton was fourth in 55.55. Williams was the NAIA indoor national champion at this distance four weeks earlier.
Wray won the 200 with a NAIA B-qualifying mark of 24.81 seconds. Wray has qualified for the national meet in four events: the 200, 400, 400 relay and 1,600 relay.
XULA got second-place finishes from Alexis Milton in the women's 200 (25.15), Shane Buchanan in the men's 3,000 steeplechase (9:46.13) and Edward Angel in the men's high jump (1.93 meters/6 feet, 4 inches). Finishing fourth were Buchanan in the 1,500 (4:06.29) and Ireyon Keith in the women's long jump (5.25 meters/17 feet, 2 3/4 inches).
There was no team scoring. Other schools competing included Belhaven, Dillard, Jackson State, Lane, Louisiana College, Loyola (N.O.), Mississippi College, Mississippi Valley, South Alabama, Southeastern Louisiana, Southern Miss, Spring Hill and William Carey.
It was XULA's third meet of the outdoor season. The Gold Rush and Gold Nuggets will compete next Saturday in the McNeese Spring Time Classic at Lake Charles, La.
Photos: Men • Women
Here are all XULA results from the Southern Miss Invitational:
Women
100: Alexis Milton, 9th in 12.26; Justyce Riggs, 16th in 12.52
200: Shalysa Wray, 1st in 24.81; Alexis Milton, 2nd in 25.15; Ariel Ford, 5th in 25.52;Justyce Riggs, 12th in 26.34; Ry-Anne Riley, 13th in 26.40
400: Shalysa Wray, 3rd in 55.27; Ariel Ford, 14th in 58.25; Janelle Jones, 17th in 59.88;Alexis Williams, 20th in 1:00.70
800: Brianna Pace, 22nd in 2:47.05
1,500: Maliya Vaughan, 19th in 5:33.73; Brianna Pace, 23rd in 5:56.60
5,000: Maliya Vaughan, 6th in 21:20.29; Taylor Price, 9th in 23:20.72
100 Hurdles: Raven Davis, did not finish
400 Hurdles: Raven Riley, 7th in 1:10.99; Toni Trail, 9th in 1:17.78
Discus: Calah Williams, 14th in 27.76 meters (91 feet, 1 inch); Jayla Moore, 18th in 24.52 meters (80 feet, 5 inches); Kennedy Martin, 22nd in 14.34 meters (47 feet)
High Jump: Mariah Cox, 9th in 1.45 meters (4 feet, 9 inches)
Long Jump: Ireyon Keith, 4th in 5.25 meters (17 feet, 2 3/4 inches); Hillary Smith, 9th in 4.93 meters (16 feet, 2 1/4 inches); Hannah Young, 11th in 4.76 meters (15 feet, 7 1/2 inches); Bria Ward, 12th in 4.75 meters (15 feet, 7 inches)
Shot Put: Jayla Moore, 9th in 10.69 meters (35 feet, 1 inch); Calah Williams, 14th in 9.72 meters (31 feet, 10 3/4 inches); Kennedy Martin, 19th in 9.07 meters (29 feet, 9 1/4 inches)
Men
100: Avery Mathews, 28th in 11.56
200: Jordan Ashmore, 23rd in 23.07
400: Jordan Ashmore, 18th in 51.80
800: Kadeem Burton, 6th in 1:57.94
1,500: Shane Buchanan, 4th in 4:06.29; Francis Patterson, 21st in 5:00.37; Darrick Williams, 22nd in 5:01.77
110 Hurdles: Tyler Lewis, 10th in 15.37; Khalil Gallien, 11th in 15.39
3,000 Steeplechase: Shane Buchanan, 2nd in 9:46.13
Discus: Evan Simmons, 6th in 41.81 meters (137 feet, 2 inches)
High Jump: Edward Angel, 2nd in 1.93 meters (6 feet, 4 inches)
Long Jump: Gustavo Carranza, 10th in 6.67 meters (21 feet, 10 3/4 inches); Alexander Morrison, 16th in 6.28 meters (20 feet, 7 1/4 inches); David Katembo, 21st in 5.94 meters (19 feet, 6 inches)
Shot Put: Evan Simmons, 15th in 9.85 meters (32 feet, 3 3/4 inches)
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