Lincoln (PA) 13 - Bowie State 11 / 9 INNINGS (SOFTBALL FINAL - GAME 2)

Lincoln (PA) vs Bowie State (Apr 13, 2013)

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BOWIE STATE LADY BULLDOGS SOFTBALL 2013
Lincoln (PA) at Bowie State (Game 2)
Apr 13, 2013 at Bowie, MD (Lady Bulldogs Field)

Lincoln (PA) 13 (8-16,6-12 CIAA)
Player	ab	r	h	rbi	bb	so	po	a	lob
OWES,Danielle 2b	6	1	3	3	0	0	1	2	1
WOODRUFF,Emily lf	6	2	2	2	0	0	1	0	2
MORTON,Avree ss	5	1	1	0	0	1	2	1	0
SMITH,Toni 3b	4	1	2	1	0	1	0	3	0
RUCKER,Erin p	5	3	3	2	0	1	1	5	1
LIBERTY,Mariah c	4	2	3	2	1	1	8	1	0
DABNEY,Jasmine 1b	4	2	1	1	1	2	11	0	3
COATES,Mariah cf	5	0	1	0	0	3	3	0	2
MILLER,Shira rf	5	1	1	0	0	4	0	0	0
Totals	44	13	17	11	2	13	27	12	9
Bowie State 11 (6-24,4-12 CIAA)
Player	ab	r	h	rbi	bb	so	po	a	lob
CLAYBORNE,Cassandra cf	3	3	2	1	2	0	1	0	1
McNAIR,Aiyana lf	5	1	3	1	0	0	5	0	0
WASHINGTON,Kiara c	5	1	0	1	0	1	12	1	3
ATKINS,Erica ss	4	0	0	0	0	2	1	0	0
HERNANDEZ,Mariela p/1b	5	1	1	2	0	0	5	0	1
LUNA,Miranda 3b	5	0	0	0	0	3	1	1	1
FLINT,Hayley 1b/p	3	2	2	1	1	0	0	1	0
JOHNSON,Kamerra pr	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
BARNES,Alexis 2b	4	1	1	1	0	2	1	2	0
RATLIFF,Aurikshauna rf	3	2	1	1	1	1	1	0	0
Totals	37	11	10	8	4	9	27	5	6

Score by Innings R H E ------------------------------------------- Lincoln (PA)........ 300 120 043 - 13 17 4 Bowie State......... 100 001 441 - 11 10 2 -------------------------------------------

E - OWES,D.; LIBERTY,M. 2; MILLER,S.; WASHINGTON,K; ATKINS,E.. LOB - Lady Lions 9; LadyBulldogs 6. 2B - WOODRUFF,E.; RUCKER,E.; LIBERTY,M.; HERNANDEZ,M.. 3B - CLAYBORNE,C.; BARNES,A.. HBP - SMITH,T.. SF - ATKINS,E.. SB - OWES,D.; RUCKER,E.; COATES,M.; CLAYBORNE,C.; McNAIR,A..

Lincoln (PA)	ip	h	r	er	bb	so	wp	bk	hbp	ibb	ab	bf	fo	go
RUCKER,Erin W,7-13	9.0	10	11	7	4	9	0	0	0	0	37	42	7	11
Bowie State	ip	h	r	er	bb	so	wp	bk	hbp	ibb	ab	bf	fo	go
HERNANDEZ,Mariela	0.0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
FLINT,Hayley L,2-10	9.0	17	13	10	2	13	2	0	1	0	44	47	10	4

Win - RUCKER,E. (7-13). Loss - FLINT,H. (2-10). Save - None. WP - FLINT,H. 2. HBP - by FLINT,H. (SMITH,T.). PB - WASHINGTON,K. Inherited runners/scored: None.Umpires - HP: Ken Seaman 1B: Jack Westermeyer Start: 3:20 pm Time: 2:13 Attendance: 73 Weather: Sunny - 66 Degrees Game notes: CIAA NORTHERN DIVISION RECORD: Lincoln (PA): 3-6 Bowie State: 2-8

ISSA Q&A: What are the Pro-Hormones and what are they used for?

From I.S.S.A.

QUESTION: What are the Pro-Hormones, and what are they used for?

ANSWER: Pro-Hormones are a class of supplements which work by raising the level of anabolic hormones in the body. This increase can facilitate the growth of lean muscle mass and also result in the reduction of adipose tissue (fat).

The popularity of Pro-Hormones has exploded in the past 9 months as their effectiveness has been recognized by the entire bodybuilding, fitness, and now sports community.

QUESTION: What are the specific types of Pro-Hormones, and what is the difference between them?

ANSWER: While they go by many different names and labels, the Pro-Hormones can basically be broken down into two distinct categories: those that are believed to convert directly into testosterone in the body (these commonly carry the "andro" tag) and those that convert into nandrolone (these typically carry the "norandro" tag).

The two most popular "andro" products-each of which likely converts directly to testosterone in the liver-are:

Androstenedione / conversion rate of 5.61% Androdiol / conversion rate of 15.76%

The two significant "norandro" Pro-Hormones-those that convert to the well-known anabolic nandrolone-are:

Norandrostenedione / conversion rate of 5.61% Norandrostenediol / conversion rate of 15.76%

QUESTION: What are the side-effects associated with the Pro- Hormones, and how can they be minimized?

ANSWER: Any time you significantly elevate the level of anabolic hormones in the body there is the possibility of undesirable side-effects. With Pro-Hormones these side-effects appear to occur at much lower levels and much less frequently than say with synthetic anabolic steroid use.

The possible side-effects fall into two classes: those caused by aromitization or increased estrogen in the body (these may include skin problems such as rashes and sensitive or enlarged nipples, gynecomastia); and those androgenic effects resulting from increased DHT or dihydrotestosterone (these could include deepening voice, acne, body hair growth, depletion of head hair, and prostrate enlargement).

Because they convert directly to the more anabolic and more androgenic compound testosterone, androstenedione and androstenediol are likely to have a higher side-effect profile than the norandros. They are also likely to cause greater increases in lean muscle mass, so it's a trade-off.

There are at least three highly-effective methods to help minimize any occurrence of undesirable side-effects with Pro- Hormone supplementation.

1. Stick within the recommended doses. In general, do not exceed a total of 750 mg / day in total Pro-Hormone intake.

2. Supplement with Chrysin (500-1000 mg / day) to help eliminate possible side-effects associated with aromitization.

3. Supplement with Saw Palmetto (300-400 mg / day) to aide in minimizing DHT related side-effects. Saw Palmetto seems to prevent the binding of DHT to angrogen receptors in the body thus blocking androgen-based side-effects.

QUESTION: What is the best way to cycle Pro-Hormones to maximize gains?

ANSWER: There's still a great deal of research that needs to be done in this area.

My own experiences and observations would suggest that the most significant strength and mass gains with Pro-Hormone use are seen after approximately 10-15 days.

This leads one to believe that very short cycles-those lasting just a week to 10 days-are probably less effective than slightly longer cycles.

This, however, must to be balanced with the need to avoid significantly diminishing the natural production of hormones which would likely occur after prolonged use of Pro-Hormones.

Right now then, the best cycle for Pro-Hormone use would seem to be a period of 4-6 weeks on followed by at least 3-4 weeks off.

QUESTION: What's your overall assessment of Pro-Hormones and their value to those looking to add quality lean muscle mass?

ANSWER: Pro-Hormones help promote lean muscle mass like no other supplements legally available. They are potent aides in the development of a top-quality physique.

They must, however, be used intelligently and in combination with well-constructed training and nutrition programs.

The Secret to Why Some People Age 10 Years and Still Look the Same

The Secret to Why Some People 
Age 10 Years and Still Look the Same

There is a little known '"Superfood" with the ability to reverse the effects of aging, make you feel and look younger and give you a steady stream of energy throughout the day...

It contains the secret to why some people can age, but not look older!

We all know—as we age our body simply doesn't heal as fast. Our immune system doesn't resist infection as well.  And our digestive system doesn't work as well anymore.  We get tired more easily, get sick more often and gain weight faster in places we didn't think possible!

As well, our skin doesn't maintain the moisture, elasticity and color it used to.

However—have you ever wondered how certain people can go from age 30 to 40 (or 40 to 50 even)... and not show any signs of aging at all?  These people are 10 years older, but they look and feel the same.  Their bodies are performing just as well a decade ago.

Why is that?  How is that possible? Do they have some secret anti-aging formula or a hidden "fountain of youth" in their backyard?

The simple truth about aging: cellular regeneration.

It's actually very easy to understand why some people age faster than others.

Aging is actually a very simple math equation.  We have daily wear and tear in our lives.  It can be physical, mental or even emotional stress.  When we put strain on our bodies, many of our cells get toxic, grow old or simply stop working.

When our cells finally die, new and better functioning cells replace them.

This is called "cellular regeneration".

Unfortunately, the process of replacing old cells with new cells requires a lot of energy.  Without energy, our cells die faster than we can make new ones.  But over time, our ability to make energy slows down. And when cells aren't replaced faster than they die off... we "age".

So the real secret of looking young, staying fit and shedding weight is energy?

Well, yes and no.

To be clear, it's your body's ability to create energy.   Here's what happens in the trillions of cells in your body...

Your cells are like factory assembly lines.  When you feed it enough oxygen, hydrogen, sugar (the good kind), good fats (like omega-3), vitamins, minerals and amino acids...

And in order for your cells to work optimally, you need to feed them properly.

Hopefully, you're already drinking tons of water and doing some exercise.  That takes care of oxygen and hydrogen.  For everything else, it's a matter of eating the right foods packed with the right nutrients.

Watching what you eat is harder than it sounds

A lot of the foods we get at the grocery stores today are full of toxic chemicals, additives and bad sugars like high-fructose corn syrup.

Recently, scientists have discovered a "Superfood" that's 100% raw, natural and organic.

No, it's not acai berries, chlorella, spirulina, goji, resveratrol or fish oil.

In fact, this Superfood is 100 times more potent and powerful than all those Superfoods combined.

How Powerful is this Superfood?

99% of all life on planet Earth depends on this one microscopic life source.

Without it, life would not exist.  (In fact, it's responsible for making up to 90% of our planet's oxygen... and it has nothing to do with trees).

And most importantly of all...

It has the power to "stimulate" your body to create trillions of healthy, new cells which is the secret to growing older without aging.

Click here to discover how this anti-aging "Superfood of the Future" hand-delivers the most important and essential nutrients and vitamins that will boost your energy levels and have you aging in reverse.

NEW Grain-free recipe

Diana Keuilian realhealthyrecipes@gmail.com

Let's sit down together and have the uncomfortable talk about grains...

I'm gonna say some stuff here that you may not want to hear, stuff that goes against what you've been made to believe is healthy.

However, if you read the following with an open mind then you're going to come away with a life changing truth about truly healthy eating that will transform your body. It has certainly transformed mine.

A few weeks ago I posted the quote below from Mark Sisson, author of The Primal Blueprint, on my facebook page that raised many questions.

"There are no requirements in human nutrition for carbohydrates. Grains are totally unnecessary." 

So if we aren't supposed to be eating grains then why are 'whole grains' said to be so healthy for us? Why do whole grain bread product have a heart healthy stamp on them? Why does the doctor tell us to eat plenty of whole grains to help lower our cholesterol and increase our fiber intake?

Here is the argument against the consumption of grains: 

• When looking at the span of human existence, grains have been apart of our diet for only a short time.

• "For better or for worse, we are no longer hunter-gatherers. However, our genetic makeup is still that of a paleolithic hunter-gatherer, a species whose nutritional requirements are optimally adapted to wild meats, fruits and vegetables, not cereal grains. There is a significant body of evidence which suggests that cereal grains are less than optimal foods for humans and that the human genetic makeup and physiology may not be fully adapted to high levels of cereal grain consumption." Loren Cordain, Ph.D., author of The Paleo Diet 

• Grains contain plentiful calories, however they also contain "antinutrients" (compounds that interfere with the absorption of beneficial nutrients), are high in carbs, and have grain protein which are foreign to the human digestive process.

• A diet high in grains puts stress on the body's insulin regulation mechanism which leaves you susceptible for weight gain and diabetes. 

• Certain grain proteins (ever heard of gluten?) trigger an immune response when ingested. According to researchers, as many as one third of us are gluten-intolerant or gluten-sensitive. Over time this can lead to dermatitis, joint pain, reproductive problems, acid reflux, other digestive conditions, autoimmune disorders, and celiac disease.

• "For the purpose of weight control and preventing disease, a gram of carb from a whole grain is no better than a gram of carb from a refined grain. I'm not suggesting you choose refined grains over whole grains; I'm suggesting that you ditch all grains. " Mark Sisson, Primal Blueprint  

I don't know why grains are still considered a health food darling while the research against gluten and processed carbohydrates piles up.

Like you, I too have spent years being duped into thinking that brown rice and whole grain bread was benefiting my body, when in fact it was responsible for the weight I couldn't lose and the indigestion I felt. The day that I stopped eating grains my body naturally began to shed off extra pounds.

The good news is that eating fewer grains is easier than you think... 

Here are some painless ways to replace grains:

   

-       Bake a loaf of Almond Bread to replace wheat bread.

-       Wrap your sandwich in large lettuce leaves.

-       Eat Kale chips rather than traditional chips.

-       Bake some Caveman Granola rather than regular cereal.

-       Swap out regular flour for almond flour in your favorite baking recipe.

-       Make noodles with a vegetable peeler and a zucchini, or use spaghetti squash.

-       Try my new recipe for Real Healthy Sweet & Sour Rice, using cauliflower.

Make grain-free rice --> Real Healthy Sweet & Sour Rice

Happy cooking :)

 http://realhealthyrecipes.com/2013/04/11/real-healthy-sweet-sour-rice/

Big Train College Round-Up 4/12

Big Train College Round-Up 4/12

Another week, another great start from Ben Griset (BT '12). For the second time already this season, Griset threw a complete game while striking out double-digit batters (10) for St. Mary's (CA). Last Friday night against Georgetown, Griset gave up just one unearned run, four hits, and one hit-by-pitch on his way to his second nine-inning outing of the season. It took him 119 pitches, 86 of which went for strikes. Luckily for the Gaels, Griset was not the only Big Train help they would receive this week.    On the pitching front, Gary Cornish (BT '13) was solid out of the bullpen as he threw three innings and recorded seven of his nine outs via strikeout and gave up just two hits and no runs or walks. At the plate, two hitters came up big. Markus Melgosa (BT '10) had an extremely well-rounded line of 9/19, HBP, 6R, 3RBI, 2B, 3SB as he did everything possible to help his team.Brenden Kalfus (BT '11) continued his hitting hot streak as he was 6 for 17 with three doubles and a stolen base while scoring three times and driving in five. At another Big Train outpost out west, San Diego State got some great assistance from Big Train players as well this week, all of it from the mound. On the starting front, Ryan Doran (BT '12) went 7.2 innings last Sunday and picked up the win as his Aztecs beat Nevada. Doran gave up just one earned run on five hits and four walks while striking out seven. Doran and other Aztec pitchers were helped along all week by Big Train pitchers from the bullpen. Justin Hepner (BT '13), Bubba Derby (BT '13), and Ethan Miller(BT '12) combined to throw 6.1 innings out of the bullpen this week and allowed just one earned run while they earned a win and a save. Combined, they gave up four hits, three walks, and hit two batters on their way to four strikeouts. Other notable hitting performances: Tyler York (BT '13 / Tallahassee CC) - 5/7, 2BB, 3R, 5RBI, HR... Justin McCullough (BT '10-'12 / El Camino CC) - 6/12, R, 3RBI, 2B... Tim Quiery (BT '11 / San Jose St.) - 4/8, 2R, RBI...Adam Barry (BT '11-'12 / High Point) - 7/19, 3R, 2RBI, 2 2B... Ricky Santiago (BT '13 / Florida Atlantic) - 5/17, BB, 3R, 5RBI, 2 2B... Tucker Tobin (BT '11-'13 / George Mason) - 3/15, BB, HBP, 2R, 3RBI, 2HR... Hunter Renfroe (BT '11-'12 / Mississippi St.) - 3/14, 2BB, HBP, 3R, 2RBI, HR, 2B.

Coppin State 7 - Bowie State 2 (WOMEN'S TENNIS FINAL)

BOWIE, Md. – Coppin State University spoiled the final home match for Bowie State women’s tennis, defeating the Lady Bulldogs 7-2 in non-conference action.

Junior Iyabode Sodipo took Coppin State’s Katherine Chiselom to a tie-breaker at No. 1 Singles before coming up short by a score of 2-6, 6-4 and 4-7. Bowie State junior Brianna Burke (Boston, Mass.) and freshman Antonique Johnson (Laurel, Md.) lost at No. 2 and 4 Singles respectively by scores of 0-6 and 2-6. Sophomore Channae Manning was shutout 6-0 and 6-0 at No. 3 Singles by Jennifer Mitchell of Coppin State.  

In doubles play, the Coppin State Lady Eagles took No. 1 Doubles by a score of 8-4 and also won No. 2 Doubles with a 9-8 (7-4 tie-breaker) decision.

The Lady Bulldogs were awarded default wins at No. 6 Singles and Doubles.

Bowie State (6-10) returns to conference action on Friday (April 12) on the road at Lincoln University of Pennsylvania. Match time for the Lady Bulldogs and Lady Lions is 2 pm.

Bowie State University Lady Bulldogs
Coppin State vs Bowie State (Apr 10, 2013)

Coppin State 7, Bowie State 2
Apr 10, 2013 at Bowie, MD (Campus Courts)

Singles competition

1. CHISHOLM,Katherine (CSUW) def. SODIPO,Iyabode (BSU-W) 6-2, 4-6, 7-4

2. MILO,Ashley (CSUW) def. BURKE, Brianna (BSU-W) 6-0, 6-2

3. TAYLOR,Miranda (CSUW) def. MANNING,Channae (BSU-W) 6-0, 6-0

4. MITCHELL,Jennifer (CSUW) def. JOHNSON,Antonique (BSU-W) 6-0, 6-2

5. MUKAM,Lauretta (CSUW) def. BISHOP,Kassandra (BSU-W) 6-3, 6-3

6. MACKEY,Diara (BSU-W) def. No player (CSUW), by default

Doubles competition

1. MILO,Ashley/TAYLOR,Miranda (CSUW) def. SODIPO,Iyabode/BURKE, Brianna (BSU-W) 8-4

2. CHISHOLM,Katherine/MITCHELL,Jennifer (CSUW) def. BISHOP,Kassandra/JOHNSON,Antonique (BSU-W) 9-8 (7-4)

3. MANNING,Channae/ALLEN,Mieke (BSU-W) def. No player/No player (CSUW), by default

Match Notes

Coppin State 3-15

Bowie State 6-10

HOME FINALE FOR BOWIE STATE

"Toxin-free" plastic containers aren't really

'BPA-Free'?
Uh, Not Really. . .

    Many consumers have taken steps to curb their use of products containing the chemical bisphenol A, or BPA. Thanks to this newsletter and other voices, folks are learning that BPA poses health risks that far outweigh its benefits. This toxic substance is commonly used in all things plastic including baby bottles, plastic food storage containers and nearly all drink containers — soda, water, juice, you name it.

    But if you've switched to "BPA-free" products, watch out! It turns out the plastic industry has merely substituted another dangerous chemical. Keep reading and I'll explain. . .

Continued below. . .

Hidden killer picking off Baby Boomers in their prime     Leg cramps that wake you up out of a sound sleep.     Fingers so cold you're embarrassed to shake hands at church.     Unsightly circles under your eyes--no matter how much sleep you get.     Bruises that appear after the slightest bump...and take WEEKS to go away.     These aren't just minor annoyances. They're the first signs of the hidden epidemic picking off Baby Boomers like flies. So deadly, it claims another new victim every 30 seconds. And yet--most M.D.s are completely overlooking it.     Which is why it's absolutely critical for you to watch this special presentation right now. It will tell you everything you need to know about this sweeping threat. Including the solution so stunningly simple, it puts modern medicine to shame. Please, don't miss it.

    Long-term exposure to BPA has been linked to a number of serious health concerns, including:

• Asthma
• Cancer
• Diabetes
• Impaired learning and memory
• Low sperm count
• Obesity

    BPA in your body becomes a type of fake estrogen that can lead to hormonal imbalances. For additional details, see our reports in Issue #17 and Issue #196. Canada has totally banned BPA — that should give you a hint of how serious this is.

    With the discovery of the long-term health-damaging effects of BPA exposure, many manufacturers responded to public concerns by removing the chemical from their products.

    But this was nothing more than a magician's sleight of hand!

    What they didn't tell us about items sporting the "BPA free" label is that they now contain BPA's ugly cousin bisphenol S (BPS)—a chemical that may be even MORE toxic and dangerous to your health!

    Kurunthachalam Kannan, a research scientist at the New York State Department of Health in Albany, led a team investigating the prevalence of BPS in the environment.

    The investigators were surprised to find that your skin appears to absorb up to 19 timesmore BPS than its predecessor BPA.

    And here's one reason why your likelihood of coming in contact with the chemical is extremely high:

BPS is used on most of the paper receipts and paper
currency you handle for every purchase you make!

    What does 'most' mean? Well Kannan's research team tested 16 types of paper from the U.S., Japan, Korea and Vietnam.

    They found a whopping 87 percent of paper currency and 52 percent of recycled paper contained BPS.

    What's more, Kannan's group also found that 81 percent of 315 urine samples taken from men and women in the United States and seven Asian countries contained BPS. Japan had the highest average concentrations followed by the U.S.

The hidden dangers of a hormone imbalance

    Have you ever noticed that some middle aged men seem to carry a spare tire around their middle? And that some even have 'man boobs' where their chest muscles used to be?

    Chalk it up to estrogen overload!

    As men get older, they produce less testosterone, which can lead to a buildup of estrogen. If you're a man with rising estrogen levels—be aware that it can increase your risk of experiencing prostate problems, heart trouble and other serious health concerns.

    In women, excess estrogen causes fluid retention... hot flashes... night sweats... increased blood fat levels... and mood swings...

    Many women also complain about dry skin and dry eyes—and even an uncomfortable vaginal dryness that can make sexual relations painful.

    In 2002, government scientists abruptly ended a large study of a type of a hormone replacement therapy (HRT) that made use of estrogen and progestin.

    The investigators determined that this treatment, prescribed to relieve the symptoms of menopause, significantly increased the risk of breast cancer, heart disease and strokes.

    Unfortunately, this news came some 50 years after countless HRT prescriptions had been doled out to unsuspecting women. Thousands of women promptly stopped hormone replace therapy — and the rate of breast cancer in the United States plunged!

    In other words, this commonly prescribed medical treatment was responsible for thousands of cases of breast cancer. But this gets worse. The evidence strongly indicates the real problem was that mainstream doctors used estrogen from horses, not human estrogen. (The HRT drug was called Premarin, extracted from mares' urine.)

    HRT that uses human estrogen is called bioidentical hormone therapy. Knowledgeable authorities say this type of HRT is safe, although the medical establishment insists the use of horse estrogen had nothing to do with the link to breast cancer.

    I bring it up because BPA and BPS chemically mess with the hormone levels in both men and women. The famous HRT scandal points up how even small deviations from natural human estrogen can have disastrous consequences.

Is there a BPS/cancer connection?

    The research on health effects of BPS is still in its infant stages. But what scientists do know is that BPS has a similar chemical structure to BPA. This means that, like BPA, BPS is likely to be tied to abnormal cell growth leading to cancer.

    In a study published in the International Journal of Clinical Oncology, Chinese researchers compared levels of BPA in about 500 adults to the rates of the brain cancer meningioma.

    They found that adults with higher levels of BPA in their urine had a greater likelihood of developing that form of cancer than did folks with lower levels. This was true even after the researchers considered other factors such as family history and whether the person had received hormone replacement therapy.

    In another study, University of Cincinnati scientists exposed human breast cancer cells to low levels of BPA. The group was surprised to find that BPA encouraged the production of proteins that prevent cancer cells from being killed by chemotherapy drugs.

    So according to study results, not only does BPA contribute to cancer formation—it also neutralizes one of mainstream medicines favored treatment options!

    So what's a consumer to do? Well, clearly you can't change the BPS levels in the products themselves. But you can minimize your exposure by opting for glass beverage and food containers versus plastic.

    And you can avoid microwaving foods in plastic containers to avoid leaching the chemicals into your meal.

    Also, try to wash your hands after handling receipts, money and other paper products that may be coated with BPS chemicals. As mentioned before, it appears these chemicals can be absorbed through the skin.

    These simple steps could decrease your exposure to this dangerous copycat chemical that may prove to be a serious health threat.

BSU Tennis Update

Bowie State University Women's Tennis
Shaw vs Bowie State (Apr 9, 2013)

Shaw 9, Bowie State 0
Apr 9, 2013 at Richmond, VA (Battery Park)

Singles competition

1. SILVA,Claudia (SU-WT) def. SODIPO,Iyabode (BSU-W) 8-0

2. MEDINA,Jessica (SU-WT) def. BURKE, Brianna (BSU-W) 8-0

3. HART,Michelle (SU-WT) def. JOHNSON,Antonique (BSU-W) 8-0

4. FARIAS,Gislaine (SU-WT) def. BISHOP,Kassandra (BSU-W) 8-0

5. BELL,Desiree (SU-WT) def. ALLEN,Mieke (BSU-W) 9-8 (7-2)

6. BENCHEIKH,Menel (SU-WT) def. MACKEY,Diara (BSU-W) 8-0

Doubles competition

1. MEDINA,Jessica/HART,Michelle (SU-WT) def. SODIPO,Iyabode/BURKE, Brianna (BSU-W) 8-0

2. FARIAS,Gislaine/SILVA,Claudia (SU-WT) def. JOHNSON,Antonique/BISHOP,Kassandra (BSU-W) 8-0

3. BELL,Desiree/BENCHEIKH,Menel (SU-WT) def. ALLEN,Mieke/MACKEY,Diara (BSU-W) 8-6

Match Notes

Shaw 17-2 (12-0 CIAA)

Bowie State 6-9 (5-9 CIAA)

Lady Bulldogs close out home portion of regular season schedule on Wednesday (April 10th), hosting the Coppin State Lady Eagles at 2 pm.

Bowie State University Women's Tennis
Bowie State vs Virginia Union (Apr 9, 2013)

Virginia Union 5, Bowie State 3
Apr 9, 2013 at Richmond, VA (Battery Park)

Singles competition

1. MILLER,Kiara (VUU-W) def. SODIPO,Iyabode (BSU-W) 8-0

2. PARSONS,Elizabeth (VUU-W) def. BURKE, Brianna (BSU-W) 8-0

3. JOE,Katrina (VUU-W) vs. JOHNSON,Antonique (BSU-W) unfinished

4. BISHOP,Kassandra (BSU-W) def. MCCLENDON,Ernisa (VUU-W) 8-3

5. SHABAZZ,Deja (VUU-W) def. ALLEN,Mieke (BSU-W) 8-1

6. Team (BSU-W) def. No player (VUU-W), by default

Doubles competition

1. MILLER,Kiara/PARSONS,Elizabeth (VUU-W) def. BURKE, Brianna/SODIPO,Iyabode (BSU-W) 8-2

2. JOE,Katrina/SHABAZZ,Deja (VUU-W) def. JOHNSON,Antonique/BISHOP,Kassandra (BSU-W) 8-4

3. Team/Team (BSU-W) def. No player/No player (VUU-W), by default

Match Notes

Bowie State 6-8 (5-8 CIAA)

Virginia Union 7-7 (4-3 CIAA)

CIAA NORTHERN DIVISION RECORDS:

Bowie State: 3-6

Virginia Union: 4-3

BSU UPCOMING HOME / LOCAL ATHLETIC EVENTS

Here is a list of remaining home / local athletic events through Saturday, April 20th. All events are free and open to the public.

Wednesday, April 10                    Women’s Tennis vs. Coppin State  (Senior Day)                   2 pm

                                                            (Campus Courts – Adjacent to Towers Dormitory)  

                                                        

Saturday, April 13                          Softball vs. Lincoln (PA)  (Doubleheader)  (Senior Day)     1 pm

                                                            (Lady Bulldogs Field – Adjacent to Football Stadium)

Track and Field at Coppin State                                                 All Day

                                                            (Baltimore, MD)

Saturday, April 20                          Football Spring Controlled Scrimmage Game                        2 pm

                                                            (Football Stadium)