Bowie State Men’s and Women’s Basketball on the Road at Virginia Union

 

Bowie State Men’s and Women’s Basketball on the Road at Virginia Union Saturday

BOWIE, Md. — The Bowie State men's and women's basketball teams will return to action on Saturday, Feb.11 in Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association (CIAA) doubleheader versus Virginia Union at Barco-Stevens Hall.
 
Tip-off for the men's game is at 12 noon on national television (BCSBN), followed by the women's game at 3 p.m. on the CIAA Sports Network.
 
Last Outing
The Bulldogs (13-9, 9-4 CIAA) got back into the win column with a 61-51 win over Elizabeth City State Thursday night. The win put the BSU women's team back in the race for first place in the Northern Division, tying with Lincoln (PA) at 5-2 against North opponents.
 
As for men's hoops, the Bulldogs suffered a tough 65-63 setback to the Vikings in A.C. Jordan Arena during the nightcap. Bowie State (6-19, 4-9 CIAA) dips to sixth place in the North with a record of 2-5 against Northern Division opponents.
 

How to Watch
The men's game between Bowie State and Virginia Union (19-6, 9-4 CIAA, 6-1 North) will be nationally televised on the CW Network through Black College Sports Broadcasting Network (BCSBN). This will be Bowie State's fourth game on the network this season. Bowie State women's hoops contest against VUU (12-13, 4-9 CIAA, 1-6 North) will air live on the CIAA Sports Network.
 
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Mobile (WFNA) – 55
New Orleans (WNOL) – 38
Oklahoma City (KAUT) – 43
Shreveport (KSHV) – 45
Waco (KYLE) – 28
 
Up Next
Bowie State men's and women's basketball will travel to Petersburg, Va., to face the Trojans of Virginia State on Wednesday, Feb. 15 at 5:30 pm and 8 p.m. on HBCU GO TV.

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·         BOX SCORE

65

 Elizabeth City State 11-13 (5-8 CIAA)

63

Bowie State 6-19 (4-9 CIAA)

Score By Periods
Team	1	2	F
Elizabeth City State	27	38	65
Bowie State	30	33	63

Bulldogs Fall 65-63 to Elizabeth City State

·         BOWIE, MD -- The Bowie State men's basketball team got a 20-point showing from the bench, but fell 65-63 to the visiting Elizabeth City State Vikings at home Thursday night in A.C. Jordan Arena. 

The Bulldogs (6-19, 4-9 CIAA, 2-5 North) had two players score in double figures, led by senior Quinton Drayton, who had 18 points. Junior Joel Webb tacked on 16 points and eight rebounds and sophomore Caleb Johnson added four points and two steals.

Led by Webb's five offensive rebounds, Bowie State pulled down 14 offensive boards that resulted in 11 second chance points.

Bowie State's defense held Elizabeth City State (11-13, 5-8 CIAA, 4-3 North) to only 33.3-percent shooting from the field, including 23.8-percent from beyond the arc.

How It Happened
After jumping out to a 24-22 advantage, the Bulldogs went on a 6-0 run with 2:44 left in the first half, culminating in a bucket from senior Keith Duffin, Jr., to increase its lead to 30-22. The Bulldogs then lost some of that lead, but still entered halftime with a 30-27 advantage. BSU did most of its first half damage in the paint, scoring 16 of its 30 points close to the basket.

The Vikings proceeded to tie things up at 47-47 before Bowie State went on a 5-0 run, finished off by junior Anthony Carpenter's three, to seize a 52-47 lead with 8:52 to go in the contest. Elizabeth City State then asserted control, outscoring the Bulldogs 18-11 the rest of the way to hand Bowie State the 65-63 loss. The Bulldogs got a boost from its bench in the period, as non-starters accounted for 10 of its 33 total points.

Game Notes

» The Bulldogs held the Vikings to only 33.3-percent shooting from the field.
» BSU bench made an impact by scoring 20 points to its scoring output.
» The Bulldogs defense forced 14 turnovers.
» Bowie State cleaned up on the offensive glass, collecting 14 offensive boards in the game.
» Drayton led the Bulldogs with a game-high 18 points.
» Bowie State got a team-high eight rebounds from Webb.

Up Next
Bowie State will travel to Richmond, Va., to take on Virginia Union in division action Saturday, Feb. 11 at 12 noon from Barco Stevens Hall. The game will air live on the CW Network through Black College Sports Broadcasting Network (BCSBN).

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Today's Devotional: But My God.....

 

Confidence in Prayer

Our loving heavenly Father delights in meeting the needs of His children.

From Intouch Ministries

February 10, 2023

Matthew 7:7-11

Yesterday we discussed how our prayers are a kind of worship that brings God glory. But that’s not the only reason we are to pray. Bringing our concerns to God helps us grow in dependence on Him and in gratitude for His faithfulness and provisions. As a loving Father, He delights in giving good gifts that assist us in our walk with Him. And in that way, His thoughts, desires, and strength become ours as well.

Prayer also enables us to participate in God’s work in the world. At any given moment, you can pray for anyone anywhere on earth and have confidence that the Lord of the entire universe will hear you and respond in the most effective way possible. What a wonderful privilege it is to be used by God to expand His church and to help fellow believers.  

Another reason the Lord bids us to pray is so that our faith in Him will grow. He promises to answer when we ask, seek, and knock. The result may not be in the form we expected, but our heavenly Father always gives us what is right according to His will. If you set aside time daily to talk to Him, you’ll learn firsthand just how faithful He is to His children.

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Bowie State Hoops: Men’s Basketball Hosts Elizabeth City State on Military Appreciation Night

 

Men’s Basketball Hosts Elizabeth City State on Military Appreciation Night

BOWIE, Md. – After getting back into the win column last weekend, earning its first conference win at home this season, the Bowie State men's basketball team will look to carry that momentum into Thursday's competition against the visiting Vikings of Elizabeth City State at 7:30 p.m. for Military Appreciation.  All visiting military personnel can purchase game tickets at a discounted rate of $15.00 with military ID. All BSU Military cadets are free with their BSU ID.

Game Links
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The Series
Bowie State suffered a 71-65 setback on the road to the Vikings on Jan. 18. Prior to the loss, the Bulldogs owned an 8-2 record against ECSU in the last 10 matchups. The Bulldogs are 12-1 since 2009 when facing Elizabeth City State at home.
 
Last Time Out
The Bulldogs earned a much needed win at home and in the CIAA with a 62-59 victory over Shaw University last weekend. The Bowie State defense held Shaw shooters to just 40-percent from the field. The Bears did not get many second opportunities on the offensive end, as they grabbed only nine offensive rebounds and scored 10 second chance points. Sophomore Caleb Johnson, had 16 points. Senior Quinton Drayton added 12 points and junior Joel Webb helped out with 10 points and seven rebounds.

Last Time against ECSU
The Bulldogs almost pulled a triumph comeback after being down by 15 points in the first half. Bowie State had forced the game into the overtime but the Vikings outscored the Bulldogs, 12-6 in the extra five minutes. Junior Anthony Carpenter had 16 points, seven rebounds, five assists and three steals. Freshman Warren Mouganda added 14 points, six rebounds and two steals and junior Joel Webb added eight points and a game-high 13 rebounds.
Bowie State out-rebounded Elizabeth City State 60-56 in the game, led by Webb's 13 boards. The Bulldogs also grabbed 24 offensive rebounds and scored 22 second chance points. BSU's defense was effective at taking away the ball, forcing 15 Viking turnovers. Those takeaways turned into 18 points on the offensive end of the floor. Carpenter's three steals led the way individually for the Bulldogs.

A Look at the Vikings
The Vikings enter Thursday's game with a 3-10 record on the road this season. ECSU fell to Virginia Union on Feb. 4 (87-71) on the road. Tre Richardson scored a game-high 26 points while Aryn Gibson chipped in 16 points and Eric Butler added 12 points, seven rebounds and five assists.

Up Next
Bowie State will travel to Richmond, Va., to take on Virginia Union in division action Saturday, Feb. 11 at 12 noon from Barco Stevens Hall. The game will air live on the CW Network through Black College Sports Broadcasting Network (BCSBN).

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Today's Devotional: We Go As Far As Our Attitudes Take Us

 

The Right Attitude in Prayer

Because God knows best, our goal in prayer should be to align our heart with His.

February 9, 2023

From Intouch Ministries

Isaiah 57:15

Prayer is a crucial discipline for believers’ spiritual growth. In fact, it’s difficult to mature in Christ without it, because prayer is how we communicate with God and thereby develop a relationship with Him. Furthermore, praying is an act of spiritual worship that brings Him honor.

When we pray to our heavenly Father, we’re acknowledging Him as “the high and exalted One who lives forever, whose name is Holy” (Isaiah 57:15). He alone deserves glory, and we ascribe honor to Him when we “pray without ceasing” (1 Thessalonians 5:17) Think of this as maintaining a God-ward attitude throughout the day while seeking His wise governance over every detail of our life.

When we approach God, our motives and the condition of our heart are important. The Lord dwells both in “a high and holy place, and also with the contrite and lowly of spirit” (Isaiah 57:15). Approaching prayer as a means to get our way doesn’t honor God, nor does it produce petitions that He will answer. Instead, come to the Lord in prayer with a humble, repentant attitude of worship.

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Bowie State Indoor Track and Field Heads To Liberty Open

 

Bowie State Indoor Track and Field Heads To Liberty Open

·         BOWIE, Md. – The Bowie State men and women's indoor track and field teams will compete at the Liberty Open on Feb. 4 at the Liberty Indoor Track Complex in Lynchburg, Va. This will be the Bulldogs regular season finale before competing in the Central Intercollegiate Athletics Association (CIAA) Championships.

Meet: Liberty Open  
Location: Lynchburg, VA (Liberty Indoor Track Complex)
Live Stats: https://blueridgetiminglive.com/2023/luopen/

The field events begin at 8 a.m. and the running events will start at 10 a.m. A schedule of events can be found here.On the men's side, the Bulldogs will compete in 12 events while on the women's side; BSU is expected to participate in 11 events.

Last weekend, the BSU men's squad was highlighted by top-2 performances from Joshua Carter (Bowie, MD) and Movado Gray (Lanham, MD) in the pole vault and shot put at the Cardinal Classic hosted by Catholic University. Carter tabbed second in the pole vault (3.95m) and Gray placed second after throwing a mark of 13.57m in the shot put. The women's squad had Agi Mboob (Germantown, MD) finish second overall in the 60m race with a finishing time of 7.99 – a career first while Destiny Ehirim (Lanham, MD) placed second in the 60m hurdles with a time of 9.71.

What's Next
The Bulldogs will gear up to compete in the CIAA championship Feb. 12-13 in Winston-Salem, N.C. at the JDL Fast Track.

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