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Sunday, March 22, 2015

Bowie State Softball Closes Out CIAA Round-Up with 1-2 Record on Final Day



RALEIGH, N.C. – The Bowie State University softball team closed out their participation in the CIAA Round-Up with a victory over Saint Augustine’s University and setbacks versus Shaw University and Winston-Salem State University. Overall, the Lady Bulldogs record stands at 5-11 and 3-3 in league play.

Freshman Nicoleen Ochoa (Madison, Ohio) paced the Lady Bulldogs with three hits and five runs on day two and four other Bowie State players had two hits each. Ochoa also earned Bowie State’s lone victory in the circle on Sunday (3/22).

Freshman Jacqueline Pickering (Bowie, Md.) led Bowie State on Sunday with 3 RBI, a triple, a homer and two stolen bases.

Bowie State overcame a 9-4, 4th inning deficit to defeat Saint Augustine’s 11-10 in extra (8) innings. Ochoa and Pickering accounted for a pair of hits each while five other Lady Bulldog players tallied one hit apiece.

The Saint Augustine’s trio of Meranda Zanni, Jo’Landa White and Marley Parker recorded three hits each for the Lady Falcons.

In the second game of the day, Shaw held a 3-0 advantage after three innings and held off Bowie State’s late inning charge to claim a 6-4 victory. The Lady Bulldogs tallied six hits in the loss with six different BSU players getting one hit each.

Shaw was led by Tiffany Brooks and Shanice Anderson with two hits each. In total, Shaw had eight hits and Krystal Laflora earned the victory in the circle.

The Lady Bulldogs faced the defending CIAA Champions of Winston-Salem State in the final game of the weekend and were shutout 8-0 in five innings. Bowie State managed just one hit in the contest and that came off the bat of junior Deanna Matlock (Pomona, Calif.).

Samantha Gibbs led Winston-Salem’s batters with three hits and Mercedes Hargett recorded two RBI for the Lady Rams. Hargett pitched all five innings, striking out seven.

Bowie State will enjoy spring break before returning to action on Saturday (3/28) at Virginia State. The Lady Bulldogs follow that with a Sunday (3/29) clash at Virginia Union.

BOWIE STATE SOFTBALL 2015
Saint Augustine's vs Bowie State
Mar 22, 2015 at Raleigh, NC (Walnut Creek Complex)

Saint Augustine's 10

Player  ab   r   h rbi  bb  so  po   a lob 
RIOS,Jasmine cf/lf 
WHITE,Deja c 
   STUTTS,Hannah dh 
ZANNI,Meranda p/2b 
WHITE,Jo'Landa dh/c 
MCPHAUL,Akera 2b/cf 
PARKER,Marley rf 
HILL,Korey lf/p 
WALTERS,Taylor 1b 
NOLAND,Danyelle ss 
PETERSEN,Tyanna 3b 
Totals 39 10 13 10 22 
  

Bowie State 11 (5-9)

Player  ab   r   h rbi  bb  so  po   a lob 
CLAYBORNE,Cassandra cf 
WATT,Danielle 3b 
OCHOA,Nicoleen p 
O'NEIL,Caitlin 2b 
LEWIS,Emily c 
MATLOCK,Deanna 1b 13 
BETHKE,Hailey lf 
PICKERING,Jacqueline ss 
WILLIS,Hannah rf 
Totals 32 11 24 16 
Score by Innings                   R  H  E
------------------------------------------
Saint Augustine's... 310 500 10 - 10 13  3
Bowie State......... 002 143 01 - 11  9  4
------------------------------------------
Note: 1 out, 0 runners LOB when the game ended.
E - ZANNI,M.; NOLAND,D.; PETERSEN,T.; CLAYBORNE,C.; O'NEIL,C.; MATLOCK,D.; WILLIS,H.. LOB - Lady Falcons 8; Bowie State 8. 2B - ZANNI,M.; WALTERS,T.; LEWIS,E.. 3B - RIOS,J.; PICKERING,J.. HR - PICKERING,J.. HBP - CLAYBORNE,C.; O'NEIL,C.. SH - ZANNI,M.; BETHKE,H.. SB - ZANNI,M.; NOLAND,D.; OCHOA,N. 2; BETHKE,H.. CS - O'NEIL,C..
Saint Augustine's  ip er bb so wp bk hbp ibb ab bf fo go 
ZANNI,Meranda  4.2 21 27 
HILL,Korey L 2.2 11 13 
  
Bowie State  ip er bb so wp bk hbp ibb ab bf fo go 
OCHOA,Nicoleen W,4-5 8.0 13 10 39 41 16 
Win - OCHOA,N. (4-5). Loss - HILL,K. (). Save - None. WP - ZANNI,M.; HILL,K. 4. HBP - by ZANNI,M. (O'NEIL,C.); by ZANNI,M. (CLAYBORNE,C.). PB - WHITE,J. 3.Umpires - HP: Tyler Riggs 1B: Michael Long
Start: 11:30 am Time: 2:30 Attendance: 134
Weather: Cloudy - 62 Degrees


BOWIE STATE SOFTBALL 2015
Bowie State vs Shaw
Mar 22, 2015 at Raleigh, NC (Walnut Creek Complex)

Bowie State 4 (5-10,3-2 CIAA)

Player  ab   r   h rbi  bb  so  po   a lob 
CLAYBORNE,Cassandra cf 
WATT,Danielle 3b 
OCHOA,Nicoleen 2b/ss 
O'NEIL,Caitlin p/ss 
LEWIS,Emily c 
MATLOCK,Deanna 1b 
BETHKE,Hailey lf 
PICKERING,Jacqueline ss/2b 
   WILLIS,Hannah 2b 
WILLIAMS,Amber rf 
Totals 26 18 
  

Shaw 6

Player  ab   r   h rbi  bb  so  po   a lob 
HOLMES, Renee 1b 
KLINE, Brittany 2b 
BROOKS, Tiffany lf 
ANDERSON, Shanice c 
JACKSON, Chakiryn ss 
BURRIS, Ladazia rf 
BEASE, Shai 3b 
JONES, Morgan dh 
BEASE, Briana cf 
LAFLORA, Krystal p 
Totals 25 21 13 
Score by Innings                  R  H  E
-----------------------------------------
Bowie State......... 000 102 1 -  4  6  1
Shaw................ 003 120 X -  6  8  4
-----------------------------------------
E - MATLOCK,D.; BROOKS, Tiff; BEASE, Shai 2; BEASE, Brian. DP - Lady Bears 1. LOB - Bowie State 9; Lady Bears 5. SF - LEWIS,E.; MATLOCK,D.; BEASE, Shai. SB - PICKERING,J.; BURRIS, Lada; BEASE, Brian 2. CS - CLAYBORNE,C..
Bowie State  ip er bb so wp bk hbp ibb ab bf fo go 
O'NEIL,Caitlin L,1-5 2.0 11 
OCHOA,Nicoleen  4.0 17 18 
  
Shaw  ip er bb so wp bk hbp ibb ab bf fo go 
LAFLORA, Krystal W 7.0 26 34 11 
Win - LAFLORA, Kry. Loss - O'NEIL,C.. Save - None.Umpires -
Start: 2:30 pm Time: 1:27 Attendance: 204
Weather: Cloudy - 63 Degrees
O'NEIL,C. faced 3 batters in the 3rd.


BOWIE STATE SOFTBALL 2015
Bowie State vs Winston-Salem State
Mar 22, 2015 at Raleigh, NC (Walnut Creek Complex)

Bowie State 0 (5-11,3-3 CIAA)

Player  ab   r   h rbi  bb  so  po   a lob 
CLAYBORNE,Cassandra cf 
WATT,Danielle 3b 
OCHOA,Nicoleen 2b/p 
O'NEIL,Caitlin p/2b 
LEWIS,Emily c 
   WILLIAMS,Amber rf 
MATLOCK,Deanna 1b 
BETHKE,Hailey lf 
PICKERING,Jacqueline ss 
WILLIS,Hannah rf/c 
Totals 16 12 
  

Winston-Salem State 8 (6-12)

Player  ab   r   h rbi  bb  so  po   a lob 
Anna Marino cf 
Melissa Carillo c 
Chyna Riley 2b 
Mercedes Hargett p 
Samantha Gibbs dh 
Katrina Bartlett ss 
Katherine Zimmer rf 
Jada Johnson 3b 
Allison Woodbury 1b 
Kiah Ruffin lf 
Totals 25 15 15 
Score by Innings               R  H  E
--------------------------------------
Bowie State......... 000 00 -  0  1  0
Winston-Salem State. 205 1X -  8 15  0
--------------------------------------
LOB - Bowie State 1; Lady Rams 7. 2B - HARGETT,M; GIBBS,S; JOHNSON,J. HR - HARGETT,M. HBP - JOHNSON,J. SH - MARINO,A. SB - ZIMMER,K.
Bowie State  ip er bb so wp bk hbp ibb ab bf fo go 
O'NEIL,Caitlin L,1-6 3.0 13 20 22 
OCHOA,Nicoleen  1.0 
  
Winston-Salem State  ip er bb so wp bk hbp ibb ab bf fo go 
Mercedes Hargett W 5.0 16 16 

Win - HARGETT,M. Loss - O'NEIL,C.. Save - None. HBP - by O'NEIL,C. (JOHNSON,J).
Umpires - HP: Tyler Riggs 1B: Michael Long 
Start: 4:35 pm Time: 1:02 Attendance: 21 
Weather: Sunny - 65 Degrees

Friday, March 20, 2015

Bowie State University Sweeps Top Individual CIAA Bowling Honors


CHESAPEAKE, Va. – Bowie State University was a winner before the Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association (CIAA) Women’s Bowling Championship began at AMF Western Branch Lanes on Friday, March 20, 2015.

The Lady Bulldogs swept the top individual honors during the awards ceremony which preceded the CIAA Championship. Senior Shayla Lightfoot (Henrico, Va.) was named CIAA Bowler of the Year, redshirt freshman Sierra Davis (Dayton, Ohio) was selected CIAA Rookie of the Year and Kenneth Scott was chosen CIAA Coach of the Year.

Bowie State also captured the CIAA Team Highest Grade Point Average Award with a 3.23 GPA in addition to being honored for winning the Northern Division. Fayetteville State University was also honored for winning the Southern Division with a perfect 30-0 division record.

Lightfoot led all CIAA bowlers with a 193.92 average and Davis topped all freshman bowlers in the league with a 172.16 average. Her bowling average was also seventh-best in the CIAA. Scott guided the Lady Bulldogs to their third straight Northern Division crown with a 35-1 division record and a 45-1 conference mark.

Lightfoot and Davis head the All-CIAA Women’s Bowling Team, which is comprised of the top 10 CIAA bowlers with the highest average in conference matches. They join senior Ambrianna Bankston (Ft. Belvoir, Va.) and Keyandra Bankston (Ft. Belvoir, Va.) on the all-star squad as Bowie State led the CIAA with four all-conference selections. Ambrianna Bankston ranked fifth in the CIAA with a 177.61 average and Keyandra Bankston ranked ninth with a 169.69 average.

Rebecca Clements of Virginia State University and Nicole Sciortino of Saint Augustine’s University were placed on the All-CIAA team after posting the second-highest and third-highest bowling averages. Clements ranked second with a 182.50 average and Sciortino ranked third with a 181.44 average.

Two bowlers each from Fayetteville State University and Elizabeth City State University were selected to the All-CIAA squad. Crystal Mujica (179.40) and Jasmin Aponte (169.08) of Fayetteville State ranked fourth and 10th respectively, in the league. Melissa Borum (175.75) ranked sixth and Brooks Roberts (172.15) ranked eighth for Elizabeth City State.

The CIAA Championship started Friday with preliminary team matches and will continue Saturday with preliminary Baker matches. The total pin count in the preliminary rounds will determine the seeding for the double elimination Baker tournament for the league title, which begins later Saturday and concludes with the quarterfinals, semifinals and championship on Sunday.

Sunday’s play will be live streamed on www.theciaa.com.

Thursday, March 19, 2015

College Sports Live This Weekend


Baseball
  •  #7 Florida State vs. #12 Virginia
  • West Virginia vs. Baylor
  • Oklahoma vs. #1 TCU
M. Lacrosse
  • #10 Marquette vs. Georgetown
  • #7 Virginia vs. #16 John's Hopkins
W. Lacrosse

Wednesday, March 18, 2015

Cameron Knox Earns 2nd Team All-Atlantic Region Honor


BRIDGEPORT, W.Va. – Bowie State University senior guard, Cameron Knox (Baltimore, Md.), has been selected to the Daktronics/Division II Conference Commissioners Association All-Atlantic Region second team.

Knox was selected to the 2014-2015 All-CIAA Team and voted the conference’s Player of the Year. Knox started in 29 games this season and averaged a team-best 17.4 points per game and ranked second in conference scoring. He scored a career-high 31 points versus Livingstone and scored 20 or more points 11 times during the 2014-2015 campaign. He finished his career with 786 points and a career scoring average of 12.3 points per game.

West Liberty’s Seger Bonifant has been named the Atlantic Region Player of the Year and headlines the 2014-15 Daktronics/Division II Conference Commissioners Association All-Atlantic Region Men’s Basketball Team.

Bonifant, a junior from Berlin, Ohio, was the Mountain East Conference Player of the Year after averaging 24 points per game for the Hilltoppers. WLU finished the season ranked fifth in the country and is the host for this week’s NCAA Atlantic Regional Tournament.

Joining Bonifant on the All-Atlantic Region first team are Adam Blazek of Gannon, Devante Chance of Indiana (Pa.), Nick Harney of Fairmont State and Matt Tobin of East Stroudsburg.

The second team consists of WyKevin Bazemore (Winston-Salem State), Tyree Gaiter (Notre Dame College), Wali Hepburn (Lock Haven), C.J. Hester (West Liberty) and Knox.

Sports information directors from NCAA Division II Atlantic Region schools and conferences selected the two Daktronics All-Region teams and voted on the Player of the Year. The process concludes with All-American selections announced later in the month.

The team is sponsored by Daktronics, Inc., an acknowledged world leader in scoring, timing and programmable display systems for virtually every sport at every level of competition.

2014-15 Daktronics/Division II Conference Commissioners Association All-Atlantic Region Team

FIRST Team






Name
School
Pos
Ht
Wt
Cl
Hometown
Adam Blazek
Gannon 
G
6-1
185
Sr.
Erie, Pa.
Seger Bonifant**
West Liberty
G/F
6-7
200
Jr.
Berlin, Ohio
Devante Chance
Indiana (Pa.)
G
5-11
180
Sr.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Nick Harney
Fairmont State
F
6-8
215
Sr.
Cleveland, Ohio
Matt Tobin
East Stroudsburg
G
6-1
175
Sr.
Hopatcong, N.J.
** Atlantic Region Player of the Year







SECOND Team






WyKevin Bazemore
Winston-Salem St
F
6-4
185
Sr.
Kelford, N.C.
Tyree Gaiter
Notre Dame College
G
5-7
150
Jr.
Cleveland Heights, Ohio
Wali Hepburn
Lock Haven
G
6-4
185
Sr.
Philadelphia, Pa.
C.J. Hester
West Liberty
F
6-4
210
Sr.
West Mifflin, Pa.
Cameron Knox
Bowie State
G
5-11
170
Sr.
Baltimore, Md.