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June 29,
2003
- Tennessee State University has
named Sharon Allen as head women's basketball
coach. Allen, 44, comes to TSU from Mississippi State where
she had been an assistant coach for the past five years. She
was selected over two other finalists; former James Madison
coach Bud Childers and Lady Tigers assistant Tracee
Jones. Allen succeeds Valencia Jordan who was assigned
to other duties in May and has already indicated that she intends
to retain Jones, who served as interim coach following Jordan's
reassignment.
June 23,
2003
- Florida A&M's Sheldon Morant has qualified for the 2003 World Track and
Field Championships in the 100 meter dash with a top three finish in the
Jamaican National Track Championships. Morant, a member of Florida A&M's All-American
4x100 meter relay team of 2003, ran a personal-best 10.25 in the 100 meters Saturday
(June 21). The World Championships are set for August in Paris, France.
June 5,
2003
- FAMU
Announces Television Pact with Urban Broadcasting
- Five more HBCU products were selected in the second day of
Major League Baseball's First Year Player Draft. Mississippi
Valley's Temetric Thomas (24th round by the Cardinals), Southern
University's Antoin Gray (25th round - White Sox) and Fernando
Puebla (29th round - Devil Rays) and Savannah
State's Jefferey Urgelles (26th round - Reds) and Clay
Cleveland (39th round - Reds) join the six players who
were selected on Tuesday.
June 4,
2003
- Bill
Pope Turns In Resignation At Lincoln University
- JSU's
Denise Taylor Signs Contract
- Southern second baseman Rickie Weeks was
selected Tuesday by the Milwaukee Brewers as the second overall
pick in the Major League Baseball First-Year Player Draft. Other
HBCU selectees were Damian Ursin, Southern (8th
round), John Gragg, Bethune-Cookman (9th Round), Marcus
Townsend, Southern (14th Round), James Hymon,
Rust and Kevin Vital, Southern (18th
round).
June 3,
2003
- Norfolk
State, Viacom Sports Marketing Announce Construction of Video
Board At Price Stadium
- Fort Valley State University head women’s
track coach Darlene Moore has been selected
to serve as a member of the NCAA Division II Men’s and
Women’s Track and Field Committee. Moore’s term will
begin on September 1, 2003 and continue through September 1,
2005.
This past season, Moore led the Fort Valley State Lady Wildcats
to their third consecutive Southern Intercollegiate Athletic
Conference outdoor track and field title. Moore was also named
the SIAC’s “Coach of the Year and the Mondo Div.
II South Region Coach of the Year.”
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