1992-93 CIAA Men's
Basketball Standings
Southern Division DIV
CIAA
O'ALL
School
N.C. Central
Fayetteville State
Johnson C. Smith
Winston-Salem St
Shaw
Li\ mgstone
St. Aueustine^s
W-L
5-0
2-1
2-1
2-1
1-3
0-6
W-L
9-0
7-3
.7-3
4-5
4-3"
2-6
2-7
W-L
11-0
12-4
11-4
S.-6_
6-4
3-7
4-9
Northern Division
School
\ irizinia L'nion
Elizabeth City St.
Hampton
Bou ie State
Virginia State '
St. Paul's
W-L
4-0
4-0^
W-L
7-0
-40^
W-L
9-2
40
-4
9-5
6-8
6-9
4-9
3-10
2-1
0-1
0-3
0-3
4-3
3-7
3-5
2-6
0-56
1992-93 CIAA Women's
Basketball Standing
Northern Division
School
Himpton
Norfolk State
Virginia Union
.Virginia State
Elizabeth City St_
Bowie State
St. Paul's
Southern Division
School
J.C. Smith
St. ^Augustine's
Shaw
Favetteville St
N.C. Central
Winston-Salem St
Livingstone
W-L
4-0
2-0
2-2 ?
1-1
0-2^
0-1
0-3
W-L
3-0
5-1
3-1
2-1
1-4
0-3
0-4
?
W-L
?y
7-0
5-2
5-3
2-5
2-6
1-6
W-L
4-5
8-1
7-1
5-5 ?
2-6
0-8
4.-7
1992-93 MEAC Men's
BasketballStanding
w-L
8-6
12-1
.7-5
6-7
3-6
2-8
33*
W-L
6-7
12-3
8-3
6-5
2-8
0-9
1-10
School
Coppin St
S. Carolina St
Florida A & M
Md East Shore
Delaware St
Howard Univ
Morgan St
N C A&T
Bethune-Cook
W
0
0
Confe^enj:e
L'
0
1
> 1
2
2
2%
1
3
3
Overall
W
5
7
2
7
5
4
1
3
1
L
6
5
9
7
6
9
9
7
11
1992-93 MEAC Women's
Basketball Standing
School
S. Carolina St.
Conference
W L
4 0
Florida A & M 3
Bethune-Cook 2
Howard Univ. 2
Delaware St. 2
Coppin St 1
MdrgShJSt. 1
N C A&T 1
Md. East. Shore 0
0
1
2
->
Sm
1
2
4
4
W
6'
8
5
5
2
7
4
4
1
Overall
L
4
: 5
6
7
13
5
8
6
9
CIAA MENS SCORES
***4^23
ELIZASfeTH^JY STATE - 107, Hampton 105, OT Cali
fornia (Pa) - 8?7Nortoi1e-&tate - 80
N.C. Central - 76. Shaw -
Winston-Salem State - 80. St. Augustine's - 78
Virginia Union - 68, -St. Payl's - 55
l-ff-93
JOHNSON C. SMITH - 78. Livingstone
Favetteville State - 82. St. Paul's - 61
Virginia State - 80. Rutgers - Camden - 52
1-14-93
NC Central - 79. BOWIE STATE - 67
Shaw at VOOHREES (NO REPORT)
1-16-93
Johnson C. Smith - 105. BOWIE STATE - 86
ELIZABETH CITY STATE -. 1 15?yirgmia State - 1 12 (OT)
Frustration TurnsJo Fistacuffs from page B 1
at a convention last week. wa>
unsure whether or not the contest
would be restarted with just three
pla>er> on each team, canceled or
repla\ ed entirely
Fort, at a news conference,
wa^ critical of the media for blow
ing the fight out of proportion.
"I wonder wnether ESPN
would ha\e run the tape of the fight
it it occurred it Duke tniversits."
Fort said. doubt il -Black institu
tions ha\e to he purer than Caesar ?
u lfe."
He added'' that the fight didn't
last 30 seconds and unlike the inci
dent two \ears ago\.it did not
in\ olv e an\ tans.
The fight u js the second ot the
>ear tor Morgan State. A Dec. 4
contest against St Joseph's resulted
in two players being ejected for
fighting.
tit should be noted that ESPN
made much ado about the shovirig
match last month in Shreveport. LA
between the Wake Forest and Ore
gon football teams during a
pre game parts prior to the Indepen
dence Bowl game. According to
Wake Forest officials, the players
simph ij ot into* a shouting match
o\ er who was the better team and
no blows were ever exchanged. )
WSSU Rams Looking For More from page B 1
Aeain WSSL" tell behind quick
1> as N.C. Central took a 15-2 lead
with 15 consecutive points and held
a 43-28 margin at .intermission.
Coach Greg Jackson, whose
team went to 1 1-0 and 5-0 in South
ern Division pia\ . said he thought
his team came out sharp and played
That wayrfrom the starr. ~
Gaines said St. Augustine's did
what he thought they would do and
his team simph was unable to stop
them.
In women's play, the Lady
Rams* winless streak continued with
three consecutive losses tor an 0-8
mark.
St. Augustine's defeated
WSSU. 86-47, outscoring the Lads
Rams. 42-16 in the first halt and
coasted to an eaYv^tcToryrlLN tfie
losers only managed to shoot 25
percent from the field. Denettra
Parker was the lone Lady Ram in
double figures with 11 points.
Ebon\ Moore added 9 while Yolan
da Collette and Shondra McSwain
each scored 8 points.
Hampton handed WSSL' anoth
er loss. 88-52. as the Lady Rams
again shot poorls from the field,
managing just 32 percent.
, Kendra \loerel?oored l" ftoints
in a valiant losing effort, but got^t
tle support from her teammates.
Hampton led. 46-28. at halftinie
and shot 58 percent from the field as
the Lad> Pirates improved to 7-6.
In the third defeat. Elizabeth
City beat WSSL' Monday night. 72
45.
In upcoming action- for WSSL
basketball, in addition to Saturday
night's game against Johnson C.
Smith, the Rams host Fayetteville
State Mbndas night. They play in
Joel Coliseum next Saturday against
Virginia L'nion. The Lady Rams"
will pla\ in all three contests prior to
the^jijlen's gamev
m
More Youth Basketball Association Shots
" "\
C- Coleman Watkins uses his head in fiction during youth league con
test at Winston-Lake YS1CA ^
\
. \ .
#5 Chris Hairston and #21 Jeremy Condiff get tips from coach on ;
defense.
Coach Jon Alexander peps up the Tarheels to play tough defense.
/ Weekly Honors
CI A A WEEKLY HONORS
Mens Player of the week
Nate Higgs. Elizabeth City St..
Jr. F. 6-7. 205 lbs. Tarboro. NC.
During a 2-0 ueek Higgs led his
team scoring 52 points (11-34
FG s. 29-31 Ft m and pulled down'
22 rebounds. His top game in 115
112 OT win over \*a. -State. ..with
? 2^ pts and 1 1 rebs.
Newcomer of the \*eek
J*?o tt Stewart N.C. Central. Jr.
F.i6-5. 2"0 lbs. Washington. DC
In two games last week. Stewart
scored 33 pts with 8 rebounds.
Rookie of the w eek
Derrick Bryant. Norfolk State.
Fr. F. 6-5. 205 lbs. Suffolk. VA.
Bryant scored 35 pts with 16
rebounds in two games this week.
Aeainst St. Paul's (1/16 Bryant
scored a career high of 21 pts with
9 rebounds.
Coach of the week
Claudie Macitey - Elizabeth
City State Coach Mackey led his
team to two crucial overtime wins/
over division foes Hampton (10""
105) and Virginia State (117-115).
CIAA News Notes
Virginia Union's Warren Pee
bles scored 21 of his 25 points in
the second half of the Hampton
game (1/16) to spark the Panthers
come-from-behind win 54-54*.
Johnson C. SmtfS players.
Columbus Parker and Tyrone Sat
terfield. scored 53 and 36 points
respectively in a 2-0 we>jk for the
Golden Bulls. Also Stevs Joyner.
J.C. Smith coach, is five victories
away from 100 wins (6th year).
Vernon Broughton of Fayet
teville State scored 45 pts in two
games.
MEAC WEEKLY HONORS
Mens Player of the week
Marlin Kimbrew. of the Uni
versity of Man land Eastern Shore
^has been named MEAC Player Ot
The Week after compiling
points. 15 six steals, five
assists, apd\fc}UT~b locks in wins
over B-CC^'tl-(S8) and Howard
(91 -79). and a loss to Morgan (88
69). Kimbrew. who received this
honor two weeks ago. in a 6-5
senior swingman from McKeesport.
PA.
Rookie of the week
Phillip Chemcr of Howard
University has been selected
MEAC Rookie of the week for his
play in Howard's 69-66 win over
DelState and losses to SC State and
UMES. In the three games, he has
23 points, ten rebounds, and eight
assists. Chenier. the son of former
NBA star Phil. 'is a 6-7 sophomore
s\iingman from Columbia. MD
Women's Player of the week
Moniquc Collier of Delaware
State College has been chosen
MEAC Women's Rookie of the
week after helping her team to two
victories with 52 points, nine
rebounds, and five steals and
assists. She is a 5-11 forward from
Quincy. F1 and garnered this honor
two weeks ago as well.
Other Top MF.AC Performances
Mens - SC State s Jackie
Robinson had 40 points and 12
rebounds ;n two w in^ D.cllSt's
Andre Parmley had 3^ points and
22 rebounds in a wii^arrtra los^
NC A&T s Jamaine Williams had
43 points. 16 rebounds, and five
blocks in two losses.
Womens - FAMU s Sherrall ?
Bass had 48 points. 15 rebounds,
and seven steals in two wins, while
r*
rookie Cathy Robinson contributed
30 points and 16 rebounds.
Howard's Annette Lee had 58
points. 30 rebounds, and six blocks
in a w in and tw o losses. NOA&ts
Angela Hill had 65 points and 24
rebounds in three losses.