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NCCU sophomore Jason Smoots win national
championship of the 100-meter dash. Junior
Kennisha Moten earns
first individual All-America honors.
Two NCCU student-athletes - sophomore Jason Smoots and junior
Kennisha
Moten - have advanced to the finals of their
respective events at the 2001 NCAA Division II Outdoor Track & Field
Championships on the campus of Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville.
Four NCCU student-athletes - Jason Smoots, Kennisha Moten,
Angela
Brown and Katerina Glosova - will compete in the 2001
NCAA Division II Outdoor Track & Field Championships.
Jason
Smoots named Men's Most Outstanding Track Athlete at 2001
CIAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships, while Katerina Glosova
wins conference championships in the women's 1500 and 3000 meter runs.
Sophomore Jason Smoots sweeps sprints at
Tar Heel Invitational.
Sophomore Jason Smoots wins the men's 55-meter dash to claim individual
national champion honors at the 2001 NCAA Division
II Indoor Track & Field Championships.
NCCU sophomore Jason Smoots becomes CIAA
Indoor Track Champion in 55-meter dash.
NCCU sophomore Jason Smoots wins 60-meter
dash at Virginia Tech Inviational.
NCCU sophomore Katerina Glosova wins NCAA
Southeast Regional Cross Country Championship.
NCCU sophomore Katerina Glosova repeats as CIAA
Women's Cross Country Champion.
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