- Black
College Football Quickies - by Byron Cohen
- Laura Watten
Resigns as Head Softball Coach at Bethune-Cookman
Bethune-Cookman veteran head softball coach Laura Watten
has decided to step down in order to pursue other opportunities.
- NACWAA
to honor Saint Paul's legend with Lifetime Achievement
Award
The National Association of Collegiate Women Athletics
Administrators (NACWAA) will honor Jeannette A.
Lee (posthumously), Saint Paul’s College, as
one of its Lifetime Achievement Award recipients.
- Grambling,
Alabama A&M tabbed for SWAC Volleyball Division Titles;
GSU’s Cormier’ named Preseason Player of
the Year
If you are looking for a new sports rivalry, look
no further than the Grambling State Lady Tigers and
the Alabama A&M
Lady Bulldogs.
- Brown named
Alcorn State head volleyball coach
The Alcorn State Athletic Department has hired Yolanda
J. Brown as head volleyball coach.
- Doug Robertson
returns to lead BSU Lady Bulldogs Basketball
Bowie State University has hired Douglas (Doug) J. Robertson,
Jr as its new head women's basketball coach.
- MVSU's Totten
and Lincoln's Lewis enshrined into College Football Hall
of Fame
Mississippi Valley State University head football
coach and former standout quarterback Willie Totten
and former Lincoln (MO) University running back Leo
Lewis were enshrined in The National Football Foundation & College
Hall of Fame in a ceremony in South Bend, IN.
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At a press conference held at Johnson C. Smith,
Charlotte leaders announced plans for the start of
the 61st Annual CIAA Men’s
and Women’s
Basketball Tournament in the new Charlotte Arena.
- HBCU products
finish 1-2 in men’s 400m hurdles final at World
Track & Field Championships
In a 400m hurdles final that began in a steady drizzle
and ended in a downpour, 2005 USA Outdoor Championships
runner-up and St Augustine's product Bershawn Jackson
(Raleigh, N.C.) won the gold medal with Hampton alum James
Carter (Baltimore, Md.) capturing the silver medal Tuesday
night at the World Outdoor Championships in Helsinki.
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