Honda Campus All-Star Challenge 2018 Yearbook THE HCASC MISSION Honda Campus All-Star Challenge encourages a love of learning, enhances students lives, builds stronger bonds with HBCU communities, and spotlights Honda’s commitment to the unique mission of HBCUs.
Congratulations to the Honda Campus All-Star Challenge Class of 2018. Throughout the season, you demonstrated your strength and determination, months of fellowship and great academic skill.
The HCASC experience has more to offer than just a challenging game. This year-long program is also about the first-time experiential opportunities, friendship, mentorship and networking. We hope that your participation in Honda Campus All-Star Challenge will be a memorial part of your collegiate journey.
Honda celebrates the power of your dreams and the power of working as a team. These sentiments combined to create this year’s theme Dream Together.
On behalf of Honda, thank you for your participation. We know that the memories and friendships you make and inspiration you find during your HCASC days will make you part of our Friends for Life family. As you Dream Together, we know that you have a brilliant future ahead.
Steve Morikawa Vice President, Corporate Relations and Social Responsibility American Honda Motor Co., Inc.
1 NCT MEMORIES
2 NCT MEMORIES
3 TABLE OF CONTENTS Congratulations from Steve Morikawa...... 1 Albany State...... 28 Virginia State...... 55 NCT Memories...... 2-3 Benedict...... 29 Virginia Union...... 56 Table of Contents...... 4 Bennett...... 30 Voorhees...... 57 The HCASC Story ...... 5 Bowie State...... 31 West Virginia State...... 58 2018 Champions - Jackson State University...... 6-7 Cheyney-Pennsylvania...... 32 Wiley...... 59 Sweet 16 Tournament Chart...... 8 Claflin...... 33 HCASC Volunteer Team...... 60-61 Runner-Up - Spelman...... 9 Dillard...... 34 HCASC Honda Team...... 62-64 Semi-Finalist - Morehouse...... 10 Grambling State...... 35 HCASC College Bowl Team...... 65 Semi-Finalist - Oakwood...... 11 Harris-Stowe State...... 36 Quarter-Finalists Huston-Tillotson...... 37 Florida A&M...... 12 Kentucky State...... 38 Paine ...... 13 Langston...... 39 Prairie View A&M...... 14 Lincoln-Missouri...... 40 Tuskegee ...... 15 Livingstone...... 41 Playoff Qualifiers Hall of Fame Inductee...... 42 Chicago State...... 16 Special Honors...... 43 Fisk...... 17 Miles ...... 44 Hampton...... 18 Mississippi Valley State...... 45 Howard...... 19 Morgan State...... 46 North Carolina A&T...... 20 Philander Smith ...... 47 North Carolina Central...... 21 Southern-New Orleans...... 48 Southern-Baton Rouge...... 22 Stillman ...... 49 Xavier...... 23 Tennessee State...... 50 NCT Qualifiers ...... 24 Texas College...... 51 HCASC All-Stars...... 25 Tougaloo...... 52 Alabama A&M...... 26 Univ . Arkansas-Pine Bluff...... 53 Alabama State ...... 27 Univ . District of Columbia...... 54
4 THE HCASC STORY In 1989, Honda and the College Bowl Company teamed up to create Honda Campus All-Star Challenge (HCASC). The birth of HCASC marked the creation of varsity scholar teams and official academic competitions at Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs). The goal is to support the unique mission of America’s HBCUs and to emphasize the belief that knowledge is our most valuable resource. Knowledge enriches us BY THE personally and opens our eyes, minds and hearts to the possibilities the world NUMBERS presents. It reinforces the ideal behind Honda’s motto, The Power of Dreams. 125,000 Honda’s commitment to HCASC expresses its belief that success isn’t measured Students have competed in HCASC solely by the products we make, but also by the lives enhanced. 10,000 HCASC is not just an entertaining game of outstanding intellect and quick Questions are asked each year recall. In addition, it reinforces critical life skills: sportsmanship, teamwork, passion, preparedness, striving for success, accepting defeat with dignity and $9,000,000 presenting oneself with style and grace at all times. In HBCU grants from Honda have been awarded through HCASC Our alumni travel the world applying their skill and compassion to every imaginable career and human endeavor. They give back to their alma maters 28 and HCASC by supporting campus activities, mentoring students and becoming HBCUs have won at least $100,000 in institutional grants from Honda global ambassadors for our Friends for Life philosophy. Honda Campus All-Star Challenge is a shining example of how Honda 75,000 Hours of study and preparation by teams associates, College Bowl staff members and the friends we’ve made in the for the National Championship HBCU community strive to empower people and make a difference where we live and work. 36 Players have been inducted into the As with the competitors from the years before, we are proud to welcome the HCASC Hall of Fame Class of 2018 to our HCASC Friends for Life family. 5 NATIONAL CHAMPION
$75,000 INSTITUTIONAL GRANT 6 CHAMPION JACKSON STATE UNIVERSITY $75,000 GRANT
Zaveon Demon Cooper, II Justin Clarke James Meeks, Jr . Charles Octavius Pennington Jackson, MS Memphis, TN Jackson, MS Hollandale, MS Senior Junior Senior Senior Theatre Arts Accounting Finance Chem . Engineering & Chemistry
Joshua J . Cotton Dr . William Bynum Pass Christian, MS Rocky Mount, NC Coach President
7 SPELMAN 645 SPELMAN 350 SWEET 16 CHART XAVIER. 150 SPELMAN 510 NATIONAL PRAIRIE VIEW 450 CHAMPION PRAIRIE VIEW 80 HOWARD 385
TUSKEGEE 390 Game 1 TUSKEGEE 425 FISK 310 SPELMAN 395 RUNNER MOREHOUSE 375 JACKSON ST. 430 UP NC CENTRAL 360 MOREHOUSE 500 MOREHOUSE 430 National Champion NO. CAROLINA A&T 270 JACKSON STATE JACKSON ST. 270 UNIVERSITY JACKSON ST. 385 JACKSON ST. 440 SEMI- FLORIDA A&M 395 Game 2 FINALIST FLORIDA A&M 160 SPELMAN 350 HAMPTON 315 JACKSON ST. 385
OAKWOOD 460 OAKWOOD 465 CHICAGO ST. 410 OAKWOOD 300 SEMI- FINALIST SOUTHERN-BR 300 PAINE 245 PAINE 335 RUNNER-UP SPELMAN COLLEGE $30,000 GRANT
Elana McLurkin Harris Jessika Adjoa Agyepong Ariana Nicole Benson Alexia Lakeman Daniel Bascelli Silver Spring, MD Silver Spring, MD Chesapeake, VA Lake Worth, FL Ottawa, Ontario, CN Senior Sophomore Junior Senior Coach Political Science Biology Psychology English
9 SEMI-FINALIST MOREHOUSE COLLEGE $20,000 GRANT
Cameron Hyman Jordan Othniel Gayle Jacobi Jefferson Ashton Frank Sullivan Robert R . Myrick, Jr . Paul Sulongteh Las Vegas, NV Tulsa, OK Denton, TX Stone Mountain, GA Washington, DC Akron, OH Junior Senior Senior Senior Coach Institutional Rep Religion Psychology History Physics
10 SEMI-FINALIST OAKWOOD UNIVERSITY $20,000 GRANT
Natahli Sabriena Barrett Raina Nyelle Harden Michael W . McKnight, Jr . Joshua Nwaoha Dr . Rosland Rennae Elliott New York, NY Erie, PA Los Angeles, CA Brooklyn, NY Glen Allen, AL Senior Junior Senior Senior Coach Biology Psychology & Spanish Psychology Biology
Adrienne D . Matthews David Knight Bronx, NY St . Michaels, Barbados Institutional Rep VP, Student Affairs
11 ELITE 8 FLORIDA A&M UNIVERSITY $10,000 GRANT
Travian Davonte Marquis Albert Madison Diane Johnson David O . Kadiri Darryl Eugene Williams, Jr . Dr . Vivian L . Hobbs Milton, FL Houston, TX Benin City, Nigeria Bradenton, FL Tallahassee, FL Senior Freshman Junior Junior Coach Political Science & Psychology Business Administration Biology Political Science & Pre-Law
Kimberlyn M . Elliott Dr . Larry Robinson Gainesville, FL Memphis, TN Institutional Rep President
12 ELITE 8 PAINEUNIVERSITY COLLEGE $10,000 GRANT
Travione Donnell Harris Darrien R . Holland Ana Isabel Loera Heather A . Snelson Uzetta Colette Gresham Lincolnton, GA Columbia, SC Ciudad Juarez, Mexico Atlanta, GA Waynesboro, GA Senior Junior Senior Sophomore Coach History Accounting Biology & Pre-Med Mass Comm . & Journalism
13 ELITE 8 PRAIRIE VIEW A&M UNIVERSITY $10,000 GRANT
Breya N . Sloan Christina E . Collins Christian A . Farley Nieves Chayse Monroe Lavallais Herbert R . Thomas Lilburn, GA Waxhaw, NC Utuado, Puerto Rico Bristow, VA St . Thomas, USVI Senior Senior Junior Senior Coach Business Management Political Science & Pre-Law Biology Chemical Engineering
Joseph M . Dowell Fred E . Washington Killeen, TX Killeen, TX Institutional Rep VP, Auxiliary Services
14 ELITE 8 TUSKEGEE UNIVERSITY $10,000 GRANT
Xavier S . Alexander Mya Green Robert J . Henderson, Jr . Maurice Kendrick Dr . Worth Kamili Hayes College Park, GA Atlanta, GA Atmore, AL Lake Mary, FL St . Louis, MO Junior Sophomore Sophomore Freshman Coach Political Science Animal Science Animal Science Occupational Therapy
Joe N . Brown Regina Burden Demopolis, AL Huntsville, AL Institutional Rep VP Student Affairs
15 SWEET 16 CHICAGO STATE UNIVERSITY $6,000 GRANT
Nicolette C . Sanders Courtney L . Jenkins Kayla A .C . Mensah Isiah Samuel, III Dr . Olanipekun O . Laosebikan Chicago, IL Chicago, IL Baltimore, MD Chicago, IL Chicago, IL Senior Senior Junior Senior Coach Chemistry Psychology Biology & Pre-Med Pre-Pharmacy
Brandon V . Morgan Dr . Rachel W . Lindsey Chicago, IL Chicago, IL Institutional Rep Interim President
16 SWEET 16 FISK UNIVERSITY $6,000 GRANT
Nayirah A . Muhammad Cassondra Desiree Hanna Jasmin G . Johnson Ja’ Sun Kennedy Dr . Stafford W . Cargill Bessemer, AL Monroeville, PA Long Beach, CA Memphis, TN Nashville, TN Junior Freshman Sophomore Sophomore Coach History History & Sociology Business & Finance Psychology
17 SWEET 16 HAMPTON UNIVERSITY $6,000 GRANT
Clarence T . Stevens Aris Noelle Fulton Rachel Sutton Austin Woods Sarah-Anne Leverette Dr . Adam Johnson Hasbrouck Heights, NJ Weddington, NC Elizabeth City, NC Farmington Hills, MI Newport News, VA Muncie, IN Junior Junior Sophomore Sophomore Coach Institutional Rep Psychology Communicative Science and Disorders Psychology Business Administration
18 SWEET 16 HOWARD UNIVERSITY $6,000 GRANT
Kendyl Waddell Caleb Kim Chelsea Parker Kenan Avery Tukes Dr . John A .W . Harkless Reginald S . LeGrier Madison, AL Aventura, FL Portsmouth, OH Norfolk, VA Jackson, MS Bowie, MD Junior Senior Junior Senior Coach Institutional Rep Chemical Engineering Pol . Sci . & Int’l . Relations Economics Economics
19 SWEET 16 NORTH CAROLINA A&T STATE UNIVERSITY $6,000 GRANT
Ricky E . Reece, Jr . Malique Jomay Brunner Darius D . Foggy Thomas Ford Bryon Turman Jacksonville, NC Jonesboro, GA Burlington, NJ Hartsville, SC Statesville, NC Senior Senior Sophomore Sophomore Coach Management Information Sys . Biomedical Engineering Mass Communications Computer Engineering
Tiffany L . Freeman Dr . Regina Williams Davis Dallas, TX Houston, TX Institutional Rep Asst Provost, Student Affairs
20 SWEET 16 NORTH CAROLINA CENTRAL UNIVERSITY $6,000 GRANT
Deandria Harper Shavonna Dajon Corprew Shawn Antonio Pressley, Jr . Joshua Strayhorn Christopher A . Graves Clayton C . Mack, Jr . Durham, NC Apex, NC Charlotte, NC New Bern, NC Durham, NC Fayetteville, NC Sophomore Sophomore Junior Senior Coach Institutional Rep Physics History Psychology History
Dr . Janice Stockard Dargan Dr . Monica T . Leach Nashville, TN New Orleans, LA Institutional Rep Assoc . Vice Chancellor
21 SWEET 16 SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY-BATON ROUGE $6,000 GRANT
Joyner Deamer Christopher L . Braggs William A . Waddell Kelvin P . Wells, Jr . Deadra James Mackie Dr . Diola Bagayoko Carbondale, IL Shreveport, LA Oakley, CA Baton Rouge, LA Baton Rouge, LA Bamako, Mali Junior Sophomore Freshman Junior Coach Institutional Rep Civil Engineering Finance Biology Pol . Sci . & Int’l . Relations
22 SWEET 16 XAVIER UNIVERSITY $6,000 GRANT
Anthony Jerome Freeman Karla Maree Martin Amenze Omoruyi Edward Thaddeus Wiggins Nekita Bannister Lee Atlanta, GA Mount Hermon, LA Riverdale . GA Clinton, MS Avondale, LA Junior Junior Junior Sophomore Coach Chemistry & Pre-Med Biochemistry Psychology/Pre-Med History
23 GREAT 48 NCT QUALIFIERS OSCAR MICHEAUX EUGENE BULLARD Albany State Benedict Chicago State Cheyney Harris-Stowe Paine Huston-Tillotson Prairie View Spelman Southern-New Orleans Wiley Tennessee State ROBERT ABBOTT A. PHILIP RANDOLPH Alabama A&M Dillard Bennett Fisk Bowie Florida A&M Mississippi Valley Livingstone Morehouse Philander Smith North Carolina A&T Texas College WILLIAM STILL BESSIE COLEMAN Alabama State Arkansas-Pine Bluff Claflin Hampton Lincoln-Missouri Miles Southern-Baton Rouge Morgan State Virginia Union North Carolina Central Xavier Tougaloo REBECCA CRUMPLER LOUIS ARMSTRONG Grambling District of Columbia Howard Jackson State Oakwood Kentucky State Stillman Langston Voorhees Tuskegee West Virginia State Virginia State 24 HIGH SCORERS HCASC ALL-STARS $1,000 GRANT
John Carter Ariana Benson Grambling Spelman 56 PPG 55 PPG
Nayirah Muhammad Kelvin Wells Joshua Strayhorn Malique Brunner Xavier Alexander Devon Jefferson Fisk Southern-Baton Rouge North Carolina Central North Carolina A&T Tuskegee Tennessee State 54 PPG 54 PPG 52 PPG 50 PPG 47 .5 PPG 46 PPG 25 ALABAMA A&M UNIVERSITY
Indonesia Alohn Jordan Aldrishon Jairus Jones Kaila Pearson Aniekan Daniel Ruffin Carla Draper Holloway Dr . Andrew Hugine Phoenix, AZ Mobile, AL Mobile, AL Montgomery, AL Birmingham, AL Green Pond, SC Junior Junior Sophomore Freshman Coach President Psychology Mechanical Engineering Psychology Mechanical Engineering
26 ALABAMA STATE UNIVERSITY
Endia Harris Linda Mchawi Everett Jamal Sims Elijah Nathaniel Stewart Dr . Mark Hill Calera, AL Blantyre, Malawi LaFayette, AL San Francisco, CA Park Hills, MO Sophomore Senior Junior Sophomore Coach Political Science Health Information Management Social Studies Education Math & Secondary Education
Dr . Kathaleen E . Amende Kenneth Andre Fluker, Jr . San Antonio, TX Suwanee, GA Institutional Rep Institutional Rep
27 ALBANY STATE UNIVERSITY
Norma Davis Mercedes J . Fortune Spencer S . Touat Kennady F . Wright Dr . John L . Williams Detroit, MI Tappahannock, VA Norcross, GA Chicago, IL Albany, GA Junior Junior Senior Junior Coach Biology & Pre-Med Forensic Science Forensic Science Mathematics
28 BENEDICT COLLEGE
Sierra A . Samuel Caesar Nieto Zackary T . Norris Ahmed Ibrahim Yunus Dr . Bennie James Karen M . McKenzie Detroit, MI Phoenix, AZ Dillon, SC Accra, Ghana Lugoff, SC Columbia, SC Senior Junior Freshman Sophomore Coach Institutional Rep Chemistry Biology Religion Environmental Engineering
29 BENNETT COLLEGE
Brie’Asha La’Brya Nwanze Chloe Rose Hill Ophelia Ita Murray Asheley Shantae Taylor Yamuranai Irene Kurewa Washington, DC Odenton, MD Philadelphia, PA Durham, NC Mutare, Zimbabwe Junior Junior Junior Senior Coach Social Work Political Science Pol . Sci . & Int’l . Relations Psychology/Biology
Martha L . Haigler Dr . Phyllis W Dawkins Fayetteville, NC Greensboro, NC Institutional Rep President
30 BOWIE STATE UNIVERSITY
Ibukun Ayo-Durojaiye Beatrice F . Amoateng Leo Dulay Genota Nailah R . Melvin Robert E . Batten Dr . Monika E . Gross Damascus, MD Clarksburg, MD Bowie, MD Odenton, MD Jamaica, NY Richmond, VA Senior Freshman Sophomore Freshman Coach Institutional Rep Applied Mathematics Government Computer Science Nursing
31 CHEYNEY UNIVERSITY-PENNSYLVANIA
Meghan Sowersby Stephen Adasonla, Jr . Kei Kebreau Jesse Lucas Nicole Rayfield Glenolden, PA Lebanon, PA Queens, NY Richmond, VA Darby, PA Junior Sophomore Sophomore Senior Coach Communications Biology Computer Science & Math Social Relations
32 CLAFLIN UNIVERSITY
Matias Alexander Salvo Tariq Elijah Edwards Brandon Tilmothy Sanders Hope Victoria Washington Dr . Dennis F . Bormann Miami, FL Dumfries, VA Marion, SC Mount Pleasant, SC Suffern, NY Junior Freshman Freshman Sophomore Coach Mathematics Mass Communications Biology Math Education
Dr . Belinda Wheeler Drexel Bernard Ball Stanthorpe, QLD, Australia Charleston, SC Institutional Rep VP for Adminstration
33 DILLARD UNIVERSITY
Sarah E . Caldwell Aaron J . Brown Taniyah Renell Johnson Marley Lee Dr . Jonie Mildred Dillon Dallas, TX Atlanta, GA Alexandria, LA Lafayette, LA Metairie, LA Junior Senior Junior Sophomore Coach Political Science Political Science Public Health Biology & Pre-Med
34 GRAMBLING STATE UNIVERSITY
John B . Carter Joshua Nicolaus Burley Trenton Napoleon Hodge Donavon T . Travis Charlette Favors Pinetown, NC Corinth, TX Kansas City, KS Detroit, MI Franklin, TX Senior Sophomore Junior Sophomore Coach History Mass Communications Math & Physics Marketing
35 HARRIS-STOWE STATE UNIVERSITY
Sterling L . Burton Jordan L . Barrett-Elder Reid K . Chunn Marquis L . Simpson Dr . Eileen A . O’Brien Robert T . Hobson Florissant, MO St . Louis, MO St . Louis, MO Ferguson, MO Fort Wayne, IN St . Louis, MO Sophomore Sophomore Junior Sophomore Coach Institutional Rep Environmental Science Computer Engineering Mathematics Secondary History Education
Rachel Quinn Taylor Dr . Dwaun J . Warmack St . Louis MO Detroit, MI Institutional Rep President
36 HUSTON-TILLOTSON UNIVERSITY
Andranique Lashae Green Darrion Jemerson Kiara J . Johnson Jeremy Curtis Wood Dr . Alaine S . Hutson San Antonio, TX Dallas, TX Miami, FL Houston, TX League City, TX Senior Junior Senior Senior Coach Biology & Pre-Med Biology & Pre-Med Psychology Marketing
37 KENTUCKY STATE UNIVERSITY
Mark E . Johannemann Alexus C . Loyd Sydnie Nicole Miller Madison Powell Tobias R . Morgan Katianna Lynn Yates Louisville, KY Grovepor, OH Indianapolis, IN Lawrenceburg, KY Brooklyn, NY Lawrenceburg, KY Freshman Freshman Junior Sophomore Coach Institutional Rep Aquaculture Business Admin .& Accounting Psychology Political Science
38 LANGSTON UNIVERSITY
Fisher G . Davis Coleton T .D . Dudley Alexander J .L Smith Troy Stoutermire Kyle Gregory Enid, OK Drumright, OK Luther, OK Muskogee, OK Del City, OK Junior Senior Senior Senior Coach Computer Science Psychology Agriculture Science & Biology Agribusiness
39 LINCOLN UNIVERSITY-MISSOURI
Ariel Forrest Tamisha Eldridge Kali Gordon Malik Henry Michael P . Downey Dr . Michael Middleton Durham, NC St . Louis, MO Indianapolis, IN Carson, CA Jefferson City, MO Jackson, MS Sophomore Senior Junior Senior Coach Interim President English Business Administration Journalism Journalism
40 LIVINGSTONE UNIVERSITY
Aalim F . Ackey Isaiah Lee Claggett Shardae Lamar Keshawn Jamel Ward Dr . Da’Tarvia Arnikka Parrish San Francisco, CA Woodbridge, VA Ridgeway, SC Pittsburg, CA Jacksonville, FL Junior Senior Freshman Senior Coach Biology & Pre-Med Computer Information Sys . Political Science Sports Management
41 HALL OF FAME INDUCTEE JOHN THOMAS III MOREHOUSE COLLEGE John Thomas spent a year in Peru as a Fulbright Scholar, interned at the World Bank in the Dominican Republic, became an adjunct professor at Chicago State, and in 2011, was elected to a 5-year term as the Youth and Young Adult Coordinator of the World Methodist Council, responsible for facilitating youth and young adult initiatives in its 80 member denominations .
A lifelong member of the St . John AME Church in Nashville, in 2016 he was elected to serve as editor of “The Christian Recorder,” whose readership serves 39 countries on 5 continents . He is the 1st layperson to serve in this role and the youngest elected General Officer in the history of the AME Church .
42 SPECIAL HONORS ERNEST C. JONES SPORTSPERSON AWARD NAYIRAH A. MUHAMMAD - FISK A passionate scholar and competitor, Nayirah has shined during gameplay at each of the NCTs she has attended . The game officials in her division were impressed by her knowledge and quickness on the buzzer . Nayirah has shown responsibility and respect for teammates, and leads by example when it comes to being a good sport . It is easy to see that Nayirah participates in HCASC for the love and enjoyment of competition, learning, and fellowship .
COACH OF THE YEAR HERBERT THOMAS - PRAIRIE VIEW Herbert Thomas’ supervisor describes him as never in a bad mood, always happy, helpful and encouraging to students, and colleagues alike . Rather than seeking to be served; instead, he’s a servant to all . When his team won their first national championship, some might have thought it was a fluke . However, bringing home a second championship in 2015 removed all doubt . Herb’s hard work, determination, and love blend to make him the perfect father figure, friend and yes, “Coach of the Year!” 43 MILES COLLEGE
Marcus Goshey Kendra Monee Lawrence Colby Brent Pate Jordan Malik Walker Misty Hardy McFadden Westwood, NJ Savannah, GA Hueytown, AL Atlanta, GA Brewton, AL Senior Sophomore Sophomore Freshman Coach Computer Information Sys . Mathematics Mathematics Communications
44 MISSISSIPPI VALLEY STATE UNIVERSITY
Kayla M . Bailey Kara J . Carter Bria Janae’ Daniels Cecilla Welch Torrence Dr . Abigail S . Newsome Chicago, IL Indianapolis, IN Missouri City, TX Vicksburg ,MS Itta Bena, MS Senior Senior Senior Senior Coach Chemistry Computer Science Biology Engineering Technology
Barbara J P. . Washington Dr . Jerryl Briggs Itta Bena, MS New Orleans, LA Institutional Rep President
45 MORGAN STATE UNIVERSITY
Afua A . Adusei Oluwakayode A . Jasanya Rebecca Olusola Elizabeth Olusola Natasha A . Williams Ghana Lagos, Nigeria Pretoria, South Africa Pretoria, South Africa Brooklyn, NY Senior Junior Freshman Sophomore Coach Biology Electrical Engineering Computer Engineering Accounting
46 PHILANDER SMITH COLLEGE
JuMarcus Rashad Lacy John Fitzgerald Bentley, II Keeshawn M . Hatchet Korie Northern Shannon Marie Johnson Dr . Roderick L . Smothers Mineral Springs, AR St . Louis, MO Little Rock, AR Little Rock, AR Milwaukee, WI Vidalia, LA Senior Senior Freshman Freshman Coach President Education Chemistry Undeclared Math & Computer Science
47 SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY-NEW ORLEANS
Nathan Zackary Albert, Jr . Nathaniel Zackary Albert Cori Joshua Dawsey India A . Sims Amelia Beatrice Sellers Dr . Lisa Mims-Devezin New Orleans, LA New Orleans, LA New Orleans, LA New Orleans, LA New Orleans, LA New Orleans, LA Junior Junior Junior Freshman Coach President Computer Information Sys . Computer Information Sys . English & Mass . Comm . Social Work
LaTrell Reese Clifford Wood Dasia Brianna Howell-Colley Samuel Earl Mendenhall, Jr . Ashley Jamison Pankey Dr . Thomas Steven Jennings Dr . Cynthia Warrick Elbert, CO Mobile, AL Mobile, AL Opelika, AL Rochester, MN San Antonio, TX Sophomore Junior Freshman Freshman Coach President History Biology Supply Chain & Logistics Biology
49 TENNESSEE STATE UNIVERSITY
Devon M . Jefferson Alekzander S . Garcia Breanna Ashley Williams Terrence George Young Dr . John Peter Miglietta Alexandria Ross Murfreesboro, TN Nyssa, OR Marietta, GA Knoxville, TN New York, NY Memphis, TN Junior Senior Senior Junior Coach Institutional Rep Marketing Chemistry Music Computer Science
50 TEXAS COLLEGE
Tanner Land Justin Cole Jackson Saul S . Lawson Joseph M . Panalez Isaac Ray Williams Wrens, GA Fort Worth, TX Grand Prairie, TX Sugar Land, TX Dallas, TX Sophomore Junior Freshman Junior Coach Business Music Education Undeclared Business Administration
51 TOUGALOO COLLEGE
Keturah M . Ollie-Hayes Ade S . Hallman Latrice M . Johnson Simeon A . Williams Margaret Anderson Dr . Beverly W . Hogan Tchula, MS Chicago, IL Oklahoma City, OK Memphis, TN Clinton, MS Crystal Springs, MS Senior Junior Sophomore Senior Coach President Biology History English & Pre-law Psychology
52 UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS-PINE BLUFF
Malcolm A . Jackson, II Paul Bailey Khadijah Jones Horace Jones Cedric L . Jackson Elbert Bennett Little Rock, AR Forrest City, AR Pine Bluff, AR Pine Bluff, AR Pine Bluff, AR Pine Bluff, AR Freshman Junior Junior Sophomore Coach Vice Chancellor Animal Science Industrial Technology Biology & Pre-Med Industrial Technology
53 UNIVERSITY OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Jahwon Elvin Corbett Shania Danielle Bayley Irra Joseph F . Cafino Briana Naomi Walker Andreas Levar Smith Largo, MD Atlanta, GA Washington, DC Miami, FL Washington, DC Senior Senior Freshman Junior Coach English Psychology Political Science Music Education
Dr . Matthew Petti Dr . William Latham Newark, NJ Lorton, VA Institutional Rep VP, Student Affairs
54 VIRGINIA STATE UNIVERSITY
Sierra Turner John Brinson, III Brae Fletcher Chidera Ntiwunka-Ifeanyi Dr . Robert Wieman Alexandria, VA Atlanta, GA Locust Grove, VA Lagos, Nigeria Owego, NY Senior Junior Junior Sophomore Coach Animal Science Mathematics Mathematics Engineering & Mathematics
Dr . Victor H . Vilchiz Dr . Makola M . Abdullah Chula Vista, CA Chicago, IL Institutional Rep President
55 VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY
Aaron Coleman Emmanuel Antwi Asha B . Fola - Whigham Kevonia M . Jones Dr . Peter A . Sutton Springfield, VA Woodbridge, VA Richmond, VA Henderson, NC Houston, TX Senior Sophomore Sophomore Senior Coach Mass Communications History & Political Science Elementary Education Broadcast Journalism
56 VOORHEES COLLEGE
Nicholes W .A . Porchea Christina Marie Donovan Donavon K . Joe Terrianna McCullough Dr . Ronnie Hopkins Dr . Tywana Chenault Branch Shiloh, SC Brooklyn, NY Paterson, NJ Lamar, SC Bath, NC Columbus, OH Senior Sophomore Junior Senior Coach Institutional Rep Health & Recreation Mass Communications Emergency Management Mass Communications
Marion Wright Dr . W . Franklin Evans Green Pond, SC Augusta, GA Institutional Rep President
57 WEST VIRGINIA STATE UNIVERSITY
Jesus Rivera Alexander Pierce Bennett Jeffrey David Mitchell Kevon Monroe Trina D . Sweeney Dr . Anthony Jenkins Puebla, Mexico Hurricane, WV Hernshaw, WV Norfolk, VA Charleston, WV Washington, D .C . Senior Senior Junior Senior Coach President Computer Science History & Pre-Law Communications Sports Studies
58 WILEY COLLEGE
Lorenzo KeShaun Septs Cardero Berryman Ronald Andrew Lockley, II LaTravion Turks Joshua Smith Baton Rouge, LA Spring, TX Elizabeth, NJ Shreveport, LA Miami, FL Junior Sophomore Freshman Sophomore Coach Criminal Justice Mass Comm . & English Business Management Biology
59 2018 HCASC Volunteer Team
Alonzo Brandon Alexander Matthew Curtis Barnhill Patrice C . Boatwright Jada Renee Boykin Willie J . Bradshaw Marla D . Brinson
Mark K . Day Dr . Rod Fluker Dr . Laurie Fluker Thomas Harris Rick Haught Alice M . Hedley
Charles E . Hobbs Michelle Y . Hooper Morgan Leanne House Mollique Johnson Rosalyn T . Jones Khalifa Jordan 60 2018 HCASC Volunteer Team
Chynna M . Keys Jason Bellamy Lacey LaDonne Camille Lankster Cheryl L . Le Gras Kaity Leigh McNeill Brandon W . Moore Dennis Nicholson
Dr . Joyce V . Rhoden Kasei Robinson-Austin Brian K . Ross Sharon C . Silverstein Gabriel Smith Pat A . St . Germain Joyce W . Stafford
Mark Stepney Floyd E . Taliaferro Lisa F . Townes Clarence E . Tucker Dr . James M . White Darlita Young 61 2018 HCASC Honda Team
Ruth Baldwin Catherine Black-Lee Brigid Dupree Marcos Frommer Allan Gonzalez Jayashree Gorripati
Kevin Hawkins Lily Ho Paul Honda Oretha Horton Catherine Hutchinson Clarrie Johnson
Paul Mejia Mary Miller Oraetta Minor Mary Morikawa Stephan Morikawa Alan Ng 62 2018 HCASC Honda Team
Lauretta Nieves Motoko Nishioka DeWayne Odom Anh Platt Jaymie Robinson Gregory Romer
John Savage Sienna Stubbs Kacey Takashima Phillip Tsuji Ruth Tsuji JoAnn Vincent
Alexandra Warnier Briana Washington Erik Wedin Nichole Whitley Gregory L . Williams Victor Wilson 63 2018 HCASC Honda Team
And these additional Honda Team Members (not pictured)
Tito Adenihum Rafael Garcia Lynette Mason Dedra Avery Meliza Humphrey Jade Mathes Jolene Bielma-Davis Yuki Ikari Janice Morita Matt Burnam Matthew James Holly Muhammad Denise Cruz Aurora Kiyabu Armando Quintero Katie Falk Jennifer Livergood Bernard Sally Roy Stiff
64 2018 HCASC College Bowl Team
Terri Simon Coleman Thomas L . Cunningham Maurice David Mark Stuart Dawson Raj Dhuwalia Andrew M . Friedman
Charles Henderson Courtne Jones Thomas F . Michael Mary Oberembt Lillian E . Parker Richard Reid
Sara Reid Amy Seastone Randy Shore David C . Tuttle 65