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BCSP Notes Don't Think There Was Any Fear, FOR THE WEEK OF APRIL 17 - 23, 2018 2 0 1 8 B L A C K C O L L E G E B A S E B A L L (Results, Standings and Weekly Honors) MID EASTERN SOUTHERN INTERCOLLIGIATE SOUTHWESTERN SCORES MEAC ATHLETIC CONFERENCE SIAC ATHLETIC CONFERENCE SWAC ATHLETIC CONFERENCE SUNDAY, 4/15 TUS 7, LOC 0 CONF ALL CONF ALL DIV ALL MEAC ALBST 9, MHS 7 NORTHERN W L W L T EAST W L W L EAST W L W L FAMU 6, B-CU 3 PAINE 11, BEN 6 Coppin State 12 2 13 16 1 Albany State 10 4 19 15 Alabama State 14 4 20 15 UMES 8, NSU 2 PAINE 16, BEN 5 Norfolk State 9 6 12 20 0 Claflin 9 4 13 25 Jackson State 13 5 23 13 Maryland-E. Shore 5 10 8 28 0 NCCU 2, NC A&T 1 SWAC Paine 8 6 15 16 Miss. Valley State 8 7 10 20 Delaware State 3 11 5 29 0 SIAC TSU 9, UAPB 0 Benedict 7 7 16 14 Alabama A&M 4 14 7 30 MLS 15, KSU 4 TSU 7, UAPB 3 SOUTHERN ™ North Carolina A&T 9 4 19 16 0 Morehouse 4 10 13 23 Alcorn State 3 12 8 27 MLS 10, KSU 0 PV A&M 9, GSU 1 Florida A&M 9 5 16 22 0 Clark Atlanta 4 11 11 22 WEST CAU 11, BEN 2 PV A&M 3, GSU 0 Bethune-Cookman 8 7 14 22 0 WEST Texas Southern 10 4 16 20 CAU 13, BEN 8 North Carolina Central 6 8 21 18 0 Miles 13 0 24 15 Grambling State 11 7 18 18 MHS 6, PNE 1 FRIDAY, 4/13 Savannah State 2 10 5 21 0 Spring HIll 11 1 20 15 Arkansas Pine Bluff 9 8 12 16 SWAC SIAC Kentucky State 6 6 15 16 Prairie View A&M 5 10 8 23 UAPB 4, SU 0 CAU 13, CLAF 10 PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Tuskegee 4 11 9 27 PV A&M 7, GSU 1 TUS 10, LOC 7 Southern 4 11 7 24 PLAYER LeMoyne-Owen 3 10 4 20 BEN 9, MORRIS 4 Nazier McIlwain, Jr., CSU - Hit .538 (7-for-13) in 3 Southern Sports Photo Lane 1 11 4 28 PLAYERS OF THE WEEK SATURDAY, 4/14 BEN 8, MORRIS 5 games with 7 RBI, 5 runs scored. HITTER MEAC ALBST 12, MHS 6 Justin Hayes, r-Jr., NSU - Hit .444 (8-for-18) for the NEW JAGUAR: Former PLAYERS OF THE WEEK NSU 8, UMES 6 ALBST 11, MHS 8 3-1 week with 7-for-9 performance vs. UMES with 2 Cage Cox, So., C, ALABAMA STATE - Hit Mississippi Valley State PLAYER NSU 10, UMES 2 SWAC doubles, grand slam HR. .320 (6-for-16) in 3-game sweep of Alabama , So., INF, Hit 5-of-12 WOODS, head coach Sean Woods NC A&T 4, NCCU 3 AA&M 10, MVSU 6 PITCHER Kaleeq Brannigan LOC - A&M with 5 RBI and 5 runs scored with 2 (.417) in 4-game stretch with 2 HRs, 3 doubles and announced last week NC A&T 7, NCCU 5 SU 8, JSU 0 Chase Anderson, Sr., P, NSU - Two wins, one in relief doubles and a triple. OUT OF CSU 10, DSU 4 SU 11, JSU 1 vs. NCCU. 9-inning complete game win with 6 Ks vs. 7 RBI and 5 runs. PITCHER as the new head men's CSU 11, DSU 4 ALC 2, ALST 1 UMES. 1.64 ERA on week. PITCHER Aaron Solis, Jr., TEXAS SOUTHERN - Pitched THE WOODS hoops coach at Southern. B-CU 5, FAMU 2 ALST 4, ALC 1 Josh Stikeleather, Sr., NC A&T - 3 innings of relief in 3 Kristopher Skinner, Jr., MHS - In 3 relief appear- a 2-hit shutout vs. Southern with 13 Ks. Im- FAMU 9, B-CU 5 AA&M 7, MVSU 6 appearances, with 2 saves giving up 2 hits and one run. ances in sweep of Paine, was 2-0 with a save, 3.00 proved his record to 6-2. SIAC ROOKIE ERA with 7 Ks. SPRING SPORTS CHAMPIONSHIP SCHEDULES; CLAF 7, CAU 3 Alexander Womack, Fr., NSU - Hit .412 (7-for-17) in ALABAMA STATE SWEEPS SWAC TENNIS TITLES CLAF 3, CAU 1 4 games, 3-for-4, BB and 2 SB vs. NCCU, 2-for-5 vs. LOC 9, TUS 5 UMES with RBI. UNDER THE BANNER Woods returns to SWAC at Southern WHAT'S GOING ON IN AND AROUND BLACK COLLEGE SPORTS LUT WILLIAMS The Jags lost in the SWAC Tournament this LADY AGGIES FALL IN NCAA BOWLING: BCSP Editor year in the semifinals toArkansas-Pine Bluff. After a somewhat turbulent time away, Sean ST. LOUIS – North Carolina A&T's quest for a na- During that 2011-12 season, Woods led the Woods is back in the SWAC. Delta Devils to a 21-13 overall mark, including tional bowling championship ended Friday with a 2-0 loss Southern University introduced Woods, a sterling 17-1 record in league play, and earned to Nebraska in an elimination match at the NCAA Wom- who previously had a successful stint as head SWAC Coach of the Year honors. en's Bowling Championship here. basketball coach at Mississippi Valley State, as A native of Indianapolis, Woods also re- The sixth seeded Aggies loss to the top seeded and the new head men's basketball coach for the Jag- ceived the Ben Jobe National Coach of the Year defending champion Cornhuskers 1,012-947 in the tradi- uars during a press conference last Thursday. Award for that year's efforts – an honor presented tional portion of the match. A&T left 11 frames open dur- Woods, 48, who served as the assistant annually to the most outstanding minority men's ing the game. On nine of those attempts, the 10-pin was coach at Stetson University in Deland, Florida, basketball coach in Division I basketball. left standing. last season, won the Southwestern Athletic First-year Grambling State head coach Sophomores Tyra Merritt and Mia Pope led the Ag- Conference regular-season and tournament Donte' Jackson, also out of the SWAC, won the gies as each posted a 210. Merritt who ended Thursday’s championships as the head coach at MVSU in Jobe Award this season. 2012. play with nine straight strikes opened Friday's play with BACK IN THE SWAC: Former Mississippi Valley State Woods was an assistant coach at High Point But leaving the Delta Devils after that four straight strikes. Her streak of 13 straight strikes fi- head coach now tthe new head man at Southern. University from 2003-2006 before he moved to championship season to become head coach at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi, also as an assistant nally came to an end when she left the 10-pin up on frame Morehead State, controversy followed. press conference for his past actions that got from 2005-2006. He also served as an assistant No. 5. Pope left her first frame open and then converted He was suspended for one game during him in trouble. at Texas Tech from 2006-2008 before taking the four spares and five strikes before leaving her last frame his initial season for berating and appearing to "No doubt about it," he was quoted in the job at MVSU. open. make contact with a player on the bench during a Baton Rouge Advocate. "That’s something that's He became the MVSU head coach on June Down a game in the mega-match series, the Aggies game vs. Kentucky. That situation made national totally behind me now. You live and you learn. 24, 2008. He was 50-80 overall in four years then had to face the Cornhuskers in Bakers competition, a news. You just move on and you become better. leading the Delta Devils while compiling a 44- collection of five games where the team with the highest He resigned from Morehead State early in "God is good," he added. "My faith has 28 mark in SWAC play. total pinfall takes the match. the 2016-17 season two days after two players been tested. I'm sure you guys have read some Woods starred collegiately at Kentucky The first two games were tight. The Cornhuskers de- accused him of assaulting them during a game. things about me, and you’ll know exactly what's from 1988-1992 and was a member of the Wild- feated N.C. A&T 194-183 in Game 1. The second game He was charged with misdemeanor battery. The gone down. My faith's been tested." cats senior-laden cast known as the "Unforget- matter was reportedly resolved last year when He succeeds Morris Scott at Southern who was even closer with Nebraska winning 224-223. tables,' coached by Rick Pitino. Woods pleaded guilty and completed a six- had served as interim coach following the pro- Down only 12 total pins entering game 3, Nebraska As a senior, Woods was a key player for UK month diversion program. At Morehead State, motion of former head coach Roman Banks to in a classic game vs. Duke in the NCAA East had a superb game defeating the Aggies 245-166 to take Woods went 77-70 overall in five seasons and director of athletics last year. In his only year, Regional final won on a last-second shot in over- command of the match. 9-26 in Ohio Valley Conference play.
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