. 1 CAi J^UAY JAiMUARY25, 2014- me UAKOUNA I IlVltO
For the Week of Jan. 21 - 27, 2014
2013-14 BLACK COLLEGE BASKETBALL (Men's Results, Standings and Weekly Honors thru 1/20/14)
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3 A A Central Intercollegiate
I “ Athletic Association
NORTH DIVISION
Lincoln
Eliz. City State
Virginia State
Virginia Union
Chowan
Bowie State
SOUTH DIVISION
Fayetteville State
Winston-Salem State
Livingstone
Shaw
St Augustine s
J. C. Smith
DW
CONF ALL
12 5
10 6
MEAC
Mid Eastern
Athletic Conference
Savannah State
Morgan State
Norfolk State
Morth Carolina Central
NC A&T State
Coppin State
Hampton
Florida ASM
Howard
SC Slate
Md E. Shore
Delaware State
Bethune-Cookman
CONF ALL
12 ■
10
12
12
10
12
15
14
SIAC
Southern Intercollegiate
Athletic Conference
SWAC
COHF
Ml
Southwestern
Athletic Conference
DIV ALL
INDEPENDENTS
TAKING
THE EARLY
LEAD
SAMMY JACKSON: His
Wildcats of Fort Valley
State are the only unde
feated team in SI AC men’s
play thru mid-January.
NEW CIAA FOOTBALL COACHES NAMED;
SIAC COMMISH EXTENDED; 7 TO CIAA HOF
CIAA PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
PLAYER
Jody Hill Jr G LIVINGSTONE - Had career-high 37 points,
including 3 3-pornters vs Chowan Averaged 230 points in
two grilles
NEWCOLER
Marquez Jones Jr. G WSSU - Averaged 26 0 points in loss
to ECSU and win over St Aug's Got 26 in exh game 7 of 18
from distance in the two games
ROOKIE
Joshua Dawson. Fr G FSU - Averaged 11 5 poinis with 2 0
assist to turnover latio and hit key FTs down the stretch in win
ovei JC Smith
COACH
Shawn Waker. ECSU - Hx 2-’ 1 ’.-4. iir k _.;r--r .vu- r ; .-r
17SSU (72-68) and win over Chowan (60-45) in E Civ openei
19
MEAC PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
PLAYER
Jamie Adams. 5-10. Si G. FLORIDA A&M - Averaged 215
points 25 rebounds 4 0 assists and 20 steals in wins over
SC State and NC AST Scored 27 points with 4 boards and 6
assists in win over SC SU
ROOKIE
James Daniel 5-11 Fi G HOWARD-Averaged250points
20 rebounds and 1 5 assists in 1-1 week Had career-high 33
points in win over Ut.ES
DEFENSE
Jay Copeland 6-7 i-Ji F NCCU - Totalled 26 rebounds
2 blocks and 2 steals in three wins Also scored 37 points
with 2 assists
EAST DIVISION
Fort Valley State
. Benedict
Clark Atlanta
Claflin
Albany State
Paine
Morehouse'
WEST DIVISION
Tuskegee .
Stillman j
Kentucky State
LeMoyne-Owen
Lane
Miles
12
10
10
10
10
10
SIAC PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
PLAYER 1
Sean Morgan 6-6 So F PAINE - Morgan averaged 235
points 6 5 rebounds.!0 assists. 20 steals and 10 blocks
inhio games
NEWCOMER
Andrew Crawford 6-3 Jr G BENEDICT - Averaged 20 0
points 50 rebounds 06 assists and 0.3 steals as Tigers
won three games
HOOPS SCORES
MONDAY, JANUARY 20, 2014 - MEN
Hoops Round-up
Southern
Alabama State
Alcorn Slate
Texas Southern
Alabama ASM
Prairie View A&M
it Ark Pine Bluff
Jackson State
# Miss Valley St.
it Grambling State
10
10
12
13
12
13
13
Central Slate
W. Va. State
Univ, of DC
Cheyney
Lincoln (Mo)
Tennessee State
14
14
19
MEAC
Morgan State 80, Hampton 71
N. C. A&T 66, Delaware State 55
Norfolk State 83, Coppin State 71
Savannah State 79, Florida A&M 68
S. C. State 69, B.-Cookman 67, OT
SIAC
Albany State 78. Paine 68
Claflin 80. Morehouse 74
Fort Valley State 74. Benedict 63
Kentucky State 89. Stillman 84
LeMoyne-Owen 83. Miles 81
Tuskegee 85. Lane 76
SWAC
Jackson State 84. Texas Southern 80
Prairie View 83, Grambling State 82
Alcorn State 71, Ark.-Pine Bluff 45
Southern @ Miss. Valley State - Ppd.
BASKETBALL
THIS WEEK
SATURDAY. JANUARY 25
CIAA
MEAC
UNDER THE BANNER
WHAT'S GOING ON IN AND AROUND BLACK COLLEGE SPORTS
SIAC
Cl.uk All.itil.i IT P.iim-
slreak lo four games as it headed into a
show down for ihe dix ision lead W'ednes-
da) (Jan. 22) al Elizabeth City State.
Head coach John Hill's Lions w ill
then host Virginia Union Salurdax (Jan.
25) anti Chowan Wcdncsda) (Jan. 29).
Shawn Walker's I .( ’SI' Vikings(5-
SWAC PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
PLAYER
Octavius Brown 6-8 Jr. F. ALCORN STATE - Scored
17 points with 5 boards in win over MVSU and tallied 20
points with 8 rebounds in win over UAPB Averaged 18 5
ppg. and 6.5 rpg. while shooting 11 for 20 from the field.
13 of 16 from the line
NEWCOMER
Brandon West 6-11 Gr. C JACKSON STATE - Had
10th and 11th double-doubles in two games Tallied 18
points and pulled down 11 rebounds in double OT loss
to Frame View Saturday Got 19 points and 12 boards
in win over Texas Southern Monday
IND. PLAYER OF THE WEEK
PLAYER
Bo King. 6-1 Sr. G W. VA. STATE - Scored 32 points o
10 ol 16 shooting including 7 of 12 from 3-point range. ।
win over Concord King also canned 5 ol 5 FTs and hads
rebounds in the win
NEWCOMER
Dominic Phillips. 5-11. So.. G. W. VA STATE - Scored 1
points and pulled down 3 rebounds in W" over Concord
CIAA
Lincoln (5-2 CIAA. 1-0 N) won its
first North Dixision game (vs. Bowie
Banks
Bozeman
and Benedict (7
oxer Paine (72-64)
Broadnax
BOULWARE GETS WSSU NOD:
WINSK )N SAI TM. NT. A new cm for Winston-
Salem State University Ilk>i-
ball will begin as Kieiius P.
Boulware has been named the
new head coach of the Rams
alter seeing as the Rams' de
fensive coordinator for the
past four scars. The ninth head
coach in WSSU histor>. he will
look to carm on the proud tradi
tion dp.; is Rams football.
i his is a dream job. anil I'm
al a dream school." Boulware
Boulware
said. "I'm cMremch happx that this da) has come."
"Though this is Boulware's first head coaching po
sition. he brings a wealth of experience Io the position
and has been well prepared to can) on the strong Icgac)
ol the WSSH foolball p r ogram." said Bill Hayes. WSSU
alhIclic : " lor. "A man with more than 17 sears of col
legiai" coaching experience under his bell. Boulware is
regarded bx his peers as one of the lop defensixe coaches
in N( AA Division II foolball. He has certain!) spent his
coaching career as talent ileseloper, moiixalor and a pro
fessional with an unbridled passion for the game of foot
ball."
Boulw arc arris cd al WSSl 1 alter spending four scars
as an assistant coach al Shaw University in Raleigh,
where his defensisc teams ranked lops in the nation in
2007 and 2008.and brings with him a w callh of collegiate
coaching experience and chainpionship pedigree.
Oser the past four seasons. Boulware has trans
formed the WSSU defensisc unit into the best in the Cen
tral Intercollegiate Athletic Association and (he nation
each sear. His 2013 defensisc unit was not onls lops in
the CI AA, but finished the season ranked as the top Divi
sion 1! defense in the nation. During the Rams run lo na
tional title game in 2012. his defense led (he CIAA once
again and finished 12th national!). In 2011. his defense
led the CIAA and finished ninth in Disision II and his
defensive unit finished ranked as the number one unit in
the CIAA and fifth national!) in 2010.
A naiixe of 3 noinass ille. N.C.. Boulware starred in
football mid H- wasa two-lime stale champion wrestler
Hi ^Mlie High School. He would goon to plax two
casons (1993-94) as an inside linebacker al the Uniser-
sit) of North Carolina al Chapel Hill before his foolball
career w as shortened bx the discox er) of a spinal cord ab-
normalii). He remained on the sideline as a student coach
for Iwo seasons under former coach Mack Brown, work
ing w ith linebackers anil dclcnsix e linemen.
Upon graduating from UNC Chapel Hill in Max of,
1997 with a degree in organizational communication.
Boulware coached linebackers al Livingstone College
for iwo xears (1997-98) ami helped lo lead the Blue Bears
lo a pair of CIAA Championships.
Following his tenure al l.ixingsione he moxed lo
North Carolina Central in Durham, where he served
in various capacities including assistant foolball coach
(linebackers ami defensixe line), assistant track coach and
assistant athletic director.
JAMES TAKES OVER AT VA. UNION:
Virginia Union University held a press conference
Tuesda) lo name Mark James
as the Panthers new head foot
ball coach.
James, a 2000 VUU gradu
ate. plaxed defensixe line for
the Panthers after transferring
from l.ouisxille. and has spent
the last two seasons as the Pan
thers' defensixe line coach and
recruiting coordinator under
former head coach Michael
Bailey.
Jarres
Baile) was a high school head coach in his naiixe
i before serx ing as an assistant at Norfolk. State
ckers) and Saint Paul's toffensixe coordinator).
SWAC
ALithliibi ASM ff Siiiillniii
INDEPENDENTS
Luuiiln ri GW Bipti-J
MONDAY. JANUARY 27
MEAC
Norfolk SI.Iio IF G.iv.iiiii.ili 5
How.uil 0 8 Ciwikiii.ui
SIAC
SWAC
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 29
CIAA
INDEPENDENTS
THURSDAY. JANUARY 30
INDEPENDENTS
Faxctteville State. Winston-Salem
State and Lixingstone drexx first blood
(Norfolk State. 87-70 and Hampton.
80-71).
Those results leaxe Horace Broad
nax's SSU Tigers and Todd Bozeman's
MSI 1 Bears al ihe lop of the MFAC
pecking order.
Morgan's win oxer Norfolk Slate
Salurdax ended a 23-game MFA(Tcgu-
Lime x s
games al WSSU (5-2. 1-0) Salurdax ami
hosting Shaw (4-3.0-1) Wednesdax.
St. Augustine's 13-3.0-1) Wednesday
Wednesdax hosting .1. (Smith.
coin and IX SU. I SU. Shaw am! W SSl
MEAC
Savannah State (5-0 MI AX'». plax -
(Bethune-Cookman. 70 60. ami Flori
da A&M. 79-68) while Morgan State
(4-0) pulled off a difficult sweep on the
BCSP Notes
SIAC Commissioner
gets contract extension
Allania. (iA - Ihe Southern Intercolle
giate Athletic Conference (SIAC) Council of
Presidents and chairman. Miles College Presi
dent (Jeorge T. French Jr., announced last
week that the SIAC ami Commissioner Grego
ry Moore hax e agreed lo a contract extension.
" I he Presidents Council ol the SIAC has
been xerx pleased xxilh the work of Commis
sioner Gregor) Moore across all sectors. In
fact, his leadership in financial matters and in
marketing the conference has been iranslorma
lional. The Council extended his contract xx ith a
unanimous xote." Ilie Miles president said. "As
the incoming Chair. I xerx much look forward lo
working xxilh him."
During his live years al the SIAC Commis
sioner Moore's achiexements included doubling
SIAC rexenucsxtlargest rexenue increase in
NCAA DI. II or III), a near!) three-fold (265'/)
increase in sponsorship rexenucs. retiring all
conference debt from SIAC balance sheet and
increasing conference membership from ihir
teen to lifieen institutions.
Commissioner Moore staled. "I am ex
who bounced back lo down Coppin
State Monda).83-71.
I he jockcxing continues this w eek
bailie w ilh each oilier.
Saxannah Slate hosts both Tidewa
ter schools this week taking on Hampton
(3-2) Salurdax and Norfolk Stale (5-1)
Monda).
Morgan Stale meanwhile is on the
road in North Carolina facing the Ag-
Norfolk Stale and Hampton plax al
Hampton (5-0) leads ihe women'
aid. N( X 1 1 and .\& 1 ) behind them w ith
SIAC
Foil Valle) State (8-0) ran ils cur-
Ircmcl) grateful for the irusi accorded me bx
Ihe SIAC Council of Presidents. Mx slaff and
I look forward lo continuing our dail) effort lo
idenlif) crcalixe ami innoxalixe opportunities
lo lex erage intercollegiate athletics to adxance
ihe oxerarching objeclixes of our member in
stitutions aml enhance the experiences of our
sludcnl-alhleles."
CIAA Hall of Fame inductees
Hampion.\a. I lie Central Intercollegiate
Athletic Association 1 (CIAA) welcomes sexen
new members into the elite John JL McLendon.
Jr.. Hall of Fame. A formal induction cercmonx
will be held at the 2014 Hall of Fame Breakfast
on Frida). Februarx 28 al 9 a.m. al ihe Charlotte
( onx enlion ( enter.
Bob Moorman, who was inducted as a sin
dent-athlete al Hamplon. aml in 1976 became the
CIAA's first full lime commissioner, will be in-
diicled for his role as an administrator along with
former Saint Augustine's basketball standout An
thon) Boggan. fomer St. Aug’s head golf coach
aml HBCU golf pioneer Lawrence "Peaches"
Coleman, former Virginia State standout track
sler. basketball plaxer and former V SU head has
Wildcats a Iwo-game lead (in the lo
column) over the l igers (6-2) and Clai
Atlanta (4-2) in the Fast Division.
FVSU. under head coach Sanin
Jackson, is the on!) team undefeated
SIAC plax. I he '( als are back in aclii
Mondax w ith a dale al Claflin.
Tuskegee (4-2) got w ins over Ke
tuck) State (82-72) and Lane (85-7
and has a two-game lead ox er Stillnii
(5-4) am! KSU (4-4) in the West. Let
headed into Monda) 's dale al Slillmai
Clallin (6-1). Clark Atlanta (4-
and Al ban) Stale (4-1) arc lied atopi
women's Fast Division race. Tusker
(3-2) leads the West.
SWAC
Southern's men and women,
both al 5-0. and lead iheir respect!
Roman Banks's Jaguars arc ho
ing Alabama A&M (3-2) Salurdax a
State (4-1) Momla). Alcorn State (4'
host ASI 1 Salurdax and A&M Month
Texas Southern, also al 4-2. hd
Miss. Valley State Salurdax and 4
kansas-Pine Bluff Mondax.
MVSU plaxs al third-place TSU (4
Salurdax^
Moore Deane
keiball coach Harold Deane, former Livingstt
Iracksler and head Hack coach and x eleran adn?
istratoF Clifton Hull. former standout basket!
plaxer and current 26-)car head basketball col
and alhIclic director al Johnson C. Smith.:
phen Joyner, Sr., and Dr. Walter Lovett,
former Hamplon and V irginia Stale head foot!
coach and former HU alhIclic director.
"We arc pleased to honor these indixich
for iheir outstanding accomplishments as I)
coaches, former student-athletes and adminf
tors." said Jacqie Carpenter - CIAA Como
sioner.
I he induction is part of the 2014 (11
Basketball Tournament exenis taking place F
25 - March I in Charlotte. N.C. Indix idual »
and tables can be purchased bx calling (757)11
0071.
2013-14 BLACK COLLEGE BASKETBALL (Women's Results, Standings and Weekly Honors thru 1/20/14 )
CIAA..
NORTH DIVISION W L WL W 1
wima sate' •
Eli; ..;> elate '
SOUTH DIVISION
Foyettevae State ■ 1 C 2 4
A jsiem State ’ 5 - . ” ■
St Augustines 0 1 4 2 ? 6
Livingstone 0 1 4 3 9 8
CIAA PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
PLA) ER
Diamond Mitchell .•■ RS SHAW -:•;-
evet L.unnsipne Averaged 2'5 seen: J :erurr. m
assist: m r.oaanieJ
Jadda Jefferres : 5 ECSU -jjseazh n:.;" 2":: r
31»:K lB:.vana4i»x - ■ .■•■ .- .".-.r-::
pome in'ioss to VaSSU A,g'o j35ppg in :.■.: qarue:
Deiah Taylor =: F LINCOLN
c:ti: „':%:»:>:; Snx* ft o*- 2 :'>:;►:.:
Jacques Curtis SHAW .'1' -: - . '— . ! ' --
'A-.->••• r ■':■ r: :
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MEAC
CONF ALL
W L W L
Testate .
"AV) . •
' arcima Central . ' ‘ •
■.•«:'» State ‘4 ?
F^aAiM . : - "
• Setnune-.'-'t+nian . ; ■ ' •
Morgan Slate 0'4 2 15
Md E Shore 0 4 3 12
Delaware State 0 6 4 -13
MEAC PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
Malia Tate-DeFreitas 5-6 Fi 2- HAMPTON :
ri' Chirac in •.•.■on over Ccccm 2:1- : • “ 4 :-
1-11 - ■.d*t'H.r.i-|r:-r-5
Kailyn Williams i- 4 i F ' B-COOKMAN - -
:■.■■:•- i?~epoiindsana35ciccr: - :r  •'. ma
.•a.mmSiate iwMp«5S, , -?«‘.-::.r:tr.t.u
'A:* “peme Utecounx3 22.
SIAC . „
CONf All
EASTDIVISION W L W L
Chfii 6 1 10 7
INDEPENDENTS
WEST DIVISION
Miles ' • - - 1 - 5” 7 9' -
Kentucky State 15 5 10
Stillman ‘ 1 7 5 13,
Lane 0 6 0 9
SIAC PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
^WA ^ S' 1 ""■■• E ’ TER "
WVVAAV^ Aim t n* C"iiFEREi.
SWAC PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
PLAYER
Jazzmin Parker 5*10 Jr G TEXAS SOUTHERN - Scored a
game-nign 34 pome an 51 wounds 2 assists and 3 steals in
.■.in c«er jrampimg l.laoe9of l9FGs 14 ol 17 FTs vs G3U
Line::’“P-Ms :*wci:nisin.mover JSUcanning I2cf loFTs
Finicnea;, w> ava aging 26 5poinis while hitting on 26 of 33FTs
iND. PLAYER OF THE WEEK
ix^ ' 1- :-i Sr 5 >E-ti£i • Hit
with s^-tanns of a second left to give CJ
61-60 win ova Millersville and break a 4 1
ing s:rea> Finished With 12 points off the
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Britlenique Harrison - - ■ . BENEDICT ' lee
Jasmine Goldbolt ■ 3r : GRAMBLING Had K-::
and 12 'Wounris in loss tc Prairie view ana t4poinis 7 Boards
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