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2009 Yearbook S EAR 20 Y CELEBRATING Honda congratulates the Honda Campus All-Star Challenge Class of 2009. Your achievements during this 20th annual competition are a testament to your academic preparation, mental prowess and grace under pressure. 50 years ago, a small motorcycle company began its American operations, and American Honda was born. 20 years ago, Honda joined with America’s Historically Black Colleges and Universities and Honda Campus All-Star Challenge became a yearly gathering of the nation’s best and brightest. HCASC has created traditions, rivalries have flourished, and each year the competition has renewed itself with greater enthusiasm. Tens of thousands of students, faculty and staff have joined the HCASC family under the theme of making “Friends for Life.” As you look through these pages, it is hoped that the pictures evoke fond memories and provide a basis to expand new and existing friendships. More than anything, that is the legacy of the Honda Campus All-Star Challenge. Enjoy this yearbook, and best of luck in your future endeavors. 1 HCASC 2009 HANSBERRY DIVISION TURNER DIVISION Albany State Univ. Alcorn State Univ. Central State Univ. Chicago State Univ. Lincoln Univ.-Missouri Claflin Univ. Norfolk State Univ. Clark Atlanta Univ. Oakwood Univ. Coppin State Univ. Shaw Univ. Lane College Wiley College North Carolina Central Univ. Xavier Univ. York College WELLS DIVISION McCOY DIVISION Alabama State Univ. Hampton Univ. Cheyney Univ.-Pennsylvania Johnson C. Smith Univ. Fisk Univ. Lincoln Univ.-Pennsylvania Howard Univ. Morris College Jackson State Univ. North Carolina A&T State Univ. Morehouse College Paine College Sojourner-Douglass College South Carolina State Univ. Wilberforce Univ. Southern Univ.-Baton Rouge 2 THE “STRONG 64” BUFFALO SOLDIERS DIVISION WALKER DIVISION Dillard Univ. Bowie State Univ. Mississippi Valley State Univ. Fayetteville State Univ. Prairie View A&M Univ. Fort Valley State Univ. Saint Augustine’s College Grambling State Univ. Spelman College Harris-Stowe State Univ. Univ. of Maryland Eastern Shore Langston Univ. Virginia Union Univ. Stillman College West Virginia State Univ. Voorhees College BECKWOURTH DIVISION SMITH DIVISION Arkansas Baptist College Alabama A&M Univ. Florida A&M Univ. Benedict College Jarvis Christian College Medgar Evers College Kentucky State Univ. Savannah State Univ. Morgan State Univ. Talladega College Saint Paul’s College Tennessee State Univ. Tuskegee Univ. Virginia State Univ. Univ.-District of Columbia Winston-Salem State Univ. 3 Welcome From American Honda ...............................................1 Albany State University ...........................................................29 North Carolina A&T State University ........................................57 THE STRONG 64 ......................................................................2-3 Arkansas Baptist College ........................................................30 Prairie View A&M University ...................................................58 Table of Contents ......................................................................4 Benedict College .....................................................................31 Saint Augustine’s College .......................................................59 History In The Making: The Story Of HCASC ..............................5 Bowie State University ............................................................32 Saint Paul’s College ................................................................60 2009 Champions-Oakwood University .......................................6 Central State University ..........................................................33 Savannah State University .......................................................61 Oakwood University...................................................................7 Cheyney University-Pennsylvania ............................................34 Shaw University ......................................................................62 FINAL FOUR ...............................................................................8 Chicago State University .........................................................35 Sojourner-Douglass College ....................................................63 North Carolina Central University ..............................................9 YEARBOOK SPECIAL: 2009 ALL-Stars ......................................36 South Carolina State University ...............................................64 Morehouse College .................................................................10 Claflin University .....................................................................37 Southern University-Baton Rouge............................................65 Tuskegee University ................................................................11 Clark Atlanta University...........................................................38 Spelman College .....................................................................66 YEARBOOK SPECIAL: NCT MEMORIES .......................................12 Coppin State University ...........................................................39 Stillman College ......................................................................67 PlayOFF QUALIFIERS ...............................................................13 Dillard University .....................................................................40 Talladega College ....................................................................68 Coach Alabama A&M University .........................................................14 Fisk University .........................................................................41 YEARBOOK SPECIAL: SMILES AND HUGS ..................................69 Institutional Rep. Morgan State University ..........................................................15 Florida A&M University ............................................................42 University of the District of Columbia......................................70 Norfolk State University ..........................................................16 Fort Valley State University .....................................................43 Virginia State University ..........................................................71 University of Maryland Eastern Shore .....................................17 Grambling State University ......................................................44 Virginia Union University .........................................................72 Alcorn State University ............................................................18 Harris-Stowe State University .................................................45 Voorhees College ....................................................................73 Fayetteville State University ....................................................19 Jackson State University .........................................................46 West Virginia State University .................................................74 Hampton University .................................................................20 Jarvis Christian College ..........................................................47 Wilberforce University.............................................................75 Howard University ...................................................................21 Johnson C. Smith University ....................................................48 Wiley College ..........................................................................76 Langston University .................................................................22 Kentucky State University .......................................................49 Winston-Salem State University ..............................................77 Mississippi Valley State University .........................................23 Lane College ...........................................................................50 Xavier University .....................................................................78 Paine College ..........................................................................24 Lincoln University-Missouri .....................................................51 York College ............................................................................79 Tennessee State University .....................................................25 YEARBOOK SPECIAL: NCT MEMORIES ..................................52-53 YEARBOOK SPECIAL: WILD’n OUT .............................................80 YEARBOOK SPECIAL: ALUMNI HALL OF FAME ............................26 Lincoln University-Pennsylvania ..............................................54 2009 NCT VOLUNTEERS ............................................................81 YEARBOOK SPECIAL: SPORTSPERSON OF THE YEAR ..................27 Medgar Evers College .............................................................55 SCHOOL Play HISTORY.............................................................87 Alabama State University ........................................................TABLE O28F MorrisC CollegeONTENTS ........................................................................ AN56 DNCT LEGENCHAMPIONS .....................................................................D 88 4 History in the Making: The Story of the Honda Campus All-Star Challenge In 1989, Honda established the Over the past 20 years, more than Honda Campus All-Star Challenge as 50,000 HBCU students have participated
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