CROSS COUNTRY
NCCU TRACK MEETS
NCCU CROSS COUNTRY/TRACK AND FIELD NEWS ...
For the fourth time in the past six weeks, the North Carolina Central University
men's and women's cross country teams have won their respective events.
On Saturday (Oct. 13), NCCU swept the competition in the annual NCCU Eagle
Classic at Forest Hills Park in Durham, N.C. [Full
Story]
For the
third time in the past four weeks, including two weekends in a row, the
NCCU men's and women's cross country teams have won their respective events.
On Saturday, NCCU swept the Division I competition in the annual Greensboro
Invitational at Hagan Stone Park in Greensboro, N.C. [Full
Story]
North
Carolina Central University men’s and women’s cross country teams swept
for first place in the Guilford College Old North State Championships on
Saturday afternoon. [Full
Story]
The North
Carolina Central University men’s and women’s cross country teams swept
the UNC Pembroke Cross Country Invitational as both teams finished in first
place on Saturday (Sept. 8). [Full
Story]
2006 CIAA Cross Country Champions ... Lady Eagles Repeat !!!
2006 NCAA Division II Southeast Regional Champions !!!
North Carolina Central University senior Hakeem Mohammed ended his
standout running career at a place he had never been before on a national
level ... the top of the awards platform. [Full
Story]
Former
Saint Augustine's College sprinter Michael Lawson has been inducted
into the Division II Track and Field Coaches Association Hall of Fame,
established in 1996 to recognize the accomplishments of NCAA Division II
track and field student-athletes. [Full
Story]
Twelve
North Carolina Central University student-athletes will compete at the
2007 NCAA Division II Men's and Women's Outdoor Track and Field Championships
from May 24-26 at Irwin Belk Complex on the campus of Johnson C. Smith
University in Charlotte, N.C. [Full
Story]
North
Carolina Central University swept the men's regional coach and athletes
of the year for the Division II outdoor track and field season as chosen
by the U.S. Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Association. [Full
Story]
North
Carolina Central University won 16 events and posted 41 top three performances
during the 16th running of the LeRoy T. Walker Outdoor Track and Field
Invitational on a warm Saturday at NCCU in Durham, N.C. [Full
Story]
Powered by a national championship performance by sophomore Christopher
Davis in the 60-meter dash, North Carolina Central University earned
its highest-ever team finish at the NCAA Division II Indoor Track and Field
National Championships by placing third on Saturday (March 10) inside the
Reggie Lewis Center in Boston. [Full
Story]
North
Carolina Central University freshman Mark Davis earned All-America
honors in the men’s long jump during day one competition at the 2007 NCAA
Division II Indoor Track ? Field Championships inside the Reggie Lewis
Center in Boston on Friday (March 9). [Full
Story]
North
Carolina Central University placed second in both the men's and women's
team standings at the 2007 Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Indoor Track and Field Championships on Sunday (Feb. 11) at Christopher
Newport University in Newport News, Va. [Full
Story]
North
Carolina Central University sophomore Jessica Mills finished fifth
in the women's triple jump at the New Balance Collegiate Invitational in
New York City on Saturday. [Full
Story]
North
Carolina Central University made history Saturday (Nov. 4) by becoming
the first HBCU to advance to the women's cross country national championship
by winning the 2006 NCAA Division II Southeast Regional Championship in
Wingate, N.C. [Full
Story]
NCCU
placed five of the top six runners to dominate the field and repeat as
CIAA Women's Cross Country Champions on Thursday (Oct. 19) at SAS Park
in Cary, N.C. Six Lady Eagles claimed all-conference honors by finishing
in the Top 10, topped by freshman Ashley Cooke, who won the women's
individual crown. [Full
Story]
North
Carolina Central University swept both women's and men's events at the
NCCU Eagle Cross Country Classic at Forest Hills Park in Durham, N.C. on
Saturday. [Full
Story]
The North
Carolina Central University women won the UNC Pembroke Cross Country Invitational,
topped by a first-place individual effort by junior
Yolanda Barber,
at Luther Britt Park in Lumberton, N.C. [Full
Story]
NCCU Freshman Mills Wins Triple Jump National Title !!!
North Carolina Central University freshman Brandon Jones took home
a national title in the junior men's 800-meter run during the 2006 Finish
Line USA Junior Outdoor Track ? Field Championships in Indianapolis, Ind.
[Full Story]
[Windows
Media Player video courtesy of Dyestat,
the Video Vault, Marc Davis]
North
Carolina Central University's women placed ninth at the 2006 NCAA Division
II Outdoor Track ? Field Championships Saturday in Emporia, Kan., the Lady
Eagles best-ever finish at the national championship event. [Full
Story]
North
Carolina Central University freshman Jessica Mills
captured a national
title in the women's triple jump at the 2006 NCAA Division II Outdoor Track
? Field Championships in Emporia, Kan. Friday, and she did so in convincing
fashion. [Full Story]
Thirteen
North Carolina Central University student-athletes will compete at the
2006 NCAA Division II Men's and Women's Outdoor Track and Field Championships
from May 25-27 at Fran Welch Stadium on the campus of Emporia State University
in Emporia, Kansas. [Full
Story]
The U.S.
Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) has named
North Carolina Central University's
Jessica Mills as the 2006 NCAA
Division II Southeast Region Women's Field Athlete of the Year for the
outdoor season. [Full
Story]
North
Carolina Central University freshman Brandon Jones won three track
events en route to being named male track event MVP at the CIAA Championships
on the campus of Virginia State University on Saturday. The NCCU
men finished second overall behind Saint Augustine's College and the women
finished third, just 25 points behind champion Bowie State University.
[Full Story]
North
Carolina Central University sophomore Maurice Gailey won the men's
100-meter dash (10.77) at the Carolina Fast Times Meet in Chapel Hill,
NC on Saturday. [Full
Story]
North
Carolina Central University junior sprinter Hakeem Mohammed won
both the men's 200 and 400-meter dashes at the Charlotte Invitational at
the Irwin Belk Track on Saturday (April 1, 2006). [Full
Story]
Results: Lee Calhoun High School Track ? Field Invitational
Five
North Carolina Central University men’s sprinters earned six All-America
citations to place sixth at the 2006 NCAA Division II Indoor Track and
Field Championships at the Reggie Lewis Center in Boston, marking the highest
finish for the Eagles at an indoor national championship meet. [Full
Story]
North
Carolina Central University will send 10 student-athletes to the 2006 NCAA
Division II Men's and Women's Indoor Track and Field Championships on March
10-11 in Boston at the Reggie Lewis Center. [Full
Story]
North
Carolina Central University sophomore sprinter Maurice Gailey had a record-setting
performance during the 2006 CIAA Indoor Track and Field Championships to
help lead the Eagles to a second place finish on Feb. 19 inside the Freeman
Center on the campus on Christopher Newport University in Newport News,
Va. [Full
Story]
Lawrence
"Larry" J. Black, former North Carolina Central University sprinter and
Olympic medalist, died Wednesday, Feb. 8 in his hometown of Miami, Florida
from a massive aneurysm. He was 54 years old. [Full
Story]
The North
Carolina Central University men's 4x200-meter relay team established a
new meet record during the 2006 HBCU Invitational on Feb. 4-5 at the Prince
George Sports Complex in Landover, Md. [Full
Story]
North
Carolina Central University sprinter Sharonda Arnold captured the 400-
meter dash title at the UNC Fast Times Indoor Track and Field Meet
in Chapel Hill, N.C. on Saturday. [Full
Story]
North
Carolina Central University sophomore Brian Hope won the men's 60-meter
dash for the second straight indoor track meet, this time at the University
of North Carolina's "Fast Times" event in Chapel Hill, N.C. [Full
Story]
North
Carolina Central University sophomore Brian Hope won the men's 60-meter
dash at the Christopher Newport University Inivitational in Newport News,
Va. on Sunday (Dec. 4). [Full
Story]
The Central
Intercollegiate Athletic Association announced Tuesday (Nov.1) that North
Carolina Central University Head Cross Country Coach Michael Lawson
has been selected as CIAA Coach of the Year for men's and women's cross
country. [Full
Story]
North
Carolina Central University sophomore Yolanda Barber won her second
consecutive individual conference title to help the Lady Eagles capture
the school's first CIAA Women's Cross Country Championship on Thursday
(Oct. 20) at SAS Park in Cary, N.C. [Full
Story] [Women's
Results] [Men's
Results]
North
Carolina Central University won both the women's and men's events during
the running of the annual NCCU Cross Country Invitational at Forest Hills
Park in Durham, NC. [Full
Story/Results]
North
Carolina Central University sophomore Yolanda Barber and junior
Aisha
Brown placed first and second to lead the Lady Eagles to the women's
Division II team championship at the 22nd annual Greensboro Cross Country
Invitational at Hagan Stone Park. [Full
Story]
North
Carolina Central University sophomore distance runner Aisha Brown emerged
victorious at NCCU's dual meet with Duke University. The 4K race was held
on the Fit Loop in the Duke Forest. Brown, a native of Kodiak, Alaska,
finished with a time of 17:25. [Full
Story]
Three North Carolina Central University relay teams posted season-best
times en route to All-America honors at the 2005 NCAA Division II Men’s
and Women's Outdoor Track and Field Championships in Abilene, Texas. [Full
Story]
Eleven North Carolina Central University student-athletes will compete
at the 2005 NCAA Division II Men’s and Women's Outdoor Track and Field
Championships to be held May 26-28, at Elmer Gray Stadium on the campus
of Abilene Christian University in Abilene, Texas. [Full
Story]
North Carolina Central University took third place in both the men's and
women's team competitions at the 2005 CIAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships
held at Rogers Stadium on the campus of Virginia State University in Petersburg,
Virginia. [Full
Story]
North Carolina Central University sophomore Aisha Brown captured
an individual conference championship by winning the women's 3000-meter
run during day one competition of the 2005 Central Intercollegiate Athletic
Association Outdoor Track and Field Championships held on the campus of
Virginia State University in Petersburg, Virginia. [Full
Story]
North Carolina Central University senior Detric Branch won the men's
200-meter dash on the final day of the 2005 Duke Invitational at Wallace
Wade Stadium in Durham, NC. [Full
Story / Results]
North Carolina Central University's men's relay squads had a big day at
the 2005 Charlotte Invitational, hosted by UNC-Charlotte at Irwin Belk
Track, as the Eagles won the 4x400-meter relay and placed second in the
4x100m relay. [Full
Story and Results]
North Carolina Central University won 12 events, more than any other school,
during the running of the 15th annual LeRoy T. Walker Olympic Development
Track and Field Meet on Saturday (March 19) on the campus of NCCU in Durham,
NC. [Full
Story and Results]
North Carolina Central University sophomore Dorian Turner captured All-America
honors in the men’s 200-meter dash on the final day of the 2005 NCAA Division
II Indoor Track and Field Championships at the Reggie Lewis Center in Boston
on Saturday (March 12). [Full
Story]
Three North Carolina Central University sophomores - Rashaad Lee,
Dorian
Turner and Hakeem Mohammed - will be competing in the 2005 NCAA
Division II Indoor Track and Field Championships at the Reggie Lewis Center
in Boston, March 11-12. [Full
Story]
North Carolina Central University placed third in both the men’s and women’s
team competitions at the 2005 CIAA Indoor Track and Field Championships
in Newport News, Virginia, on Sunday (Feb. 13, 2005). [Full
Story]
North Carolina Central University won the women's sprint medley at the
2005 HBCU Indoor Track and Field Invitational at the Prince George Sports
Complex in Landover, Maryland (Feb. 6, 2005). [Full
Story and Results]
North Carolina Central University won the men's 4x400-meter relay at the
2005 University of Maryland Indoor Track and Field Terrapin Invitational
at the Prince George Sports Complex (Jan. 22, 2005). [Full
Story]
North Carolina Central University head cross country/track and field coach
Michael
Lawson has been selected as the 2004 CIAA Men's Cross Country Coach
of the Year, the Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association announced
Friday (Nov. 7). [Full
Story]
Powered by an All-Region performance by sophomore Joseph Estevez,
the NCCU men's cross country team placed fifth at the 2004 NCAA Division
II Southeast Regional Cross Country Championship in Wingate, NC. [Full
Story]
The North Carolina Central University men's cross country team etched its
name in the history books Thursday by capturing the school's first conference
championship in cross country, defeating seven-time defending champions
Saint Augustine's College by the narrowest margin in league history, 35-36,
at the 2004 CIAA Men's and Women's Cross Country Championships at SAS Soccer
Park in Cary, NC. [Full
Story]
NCCU freshman Yolanda Barber claimed the women's individual conference
title by finishing the 5k course in 19:43.40. Barber's championship performance
followed by a fourth place effort by
Aisha Brown (20:40.20) powered
the Lady Eagles to a third place team finish. [Full
Story]
NCCU junior Jean-Pierre Joubert placed 12th in a time of 35:18 to
lead the Eagles to a third place finish at The Wingate Cross
Country Invitational, in Wingate, NC.[Full
Story]
Powered by Jean-Pierre Joubert, Eric Speer and Rashad
Lee, the Eagles won the Collegiate Cross Country Challenge in Danville,
VA, while the NCCU women placed second. [Full
Story / Results][Womens
Results]
Jason
Smoots, a six-time national champion sprinter at North Carolina Central
University from 1999-2003, will compete in the 100-meter dash at the 2004
U.S. Olympic Team Trials on Saturday, July 10, in Sacramento, California.
[Full Story]
North Carolina Central University placed fourth in the 4x400-meter relay
at the 2004 NCAA Division II Outdoor Track and Field Championships at Hilmer
Lodge Stadium on the campus of Mount San Antonio College in Walnut, California.
[Full Story]
Five North Carolina Central University student-athletes will be competing
at the 2004 NCAA Division II Men’s and Women’s Outdoor Track and Field
Championships from May 27-29 at Hilmer Lodge Stadium on the campus of Mount
San Antonio College in Walnut, California. [Full
Story]
North Carolina Central University captured four event victories during
the 2004 NCCU "Eagle All-Comers" Last Chance Track and Field Meet on the
Durham campus on Friday (May 7). [Full
Story] [Complete
Results]
North Carolina Central University placed third in the college men's 4x400-meter
relay at the 2004 Penn Relays, finishing ahead of North Carolina A?T and
Ohio State. [Full
Story]
North Carolina Central University freshman Hakeem Mohammed captured
the men's 100-meter dash conference championship with a winning time of
10.42 at the 2004 CIAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships in Charlotte,
NC. [NCCU
Story / Results] [CIAA
Press Release] [Complete
Results]
North Carolina Central University junior Steven Enoch earned All-CIAA
honors in the long jump, while NCCU student-athletes advance to the finals
in seven events, including the front-runner in the 100-meter dash Hakeem
Mohammed. [NCCU
Results / Photos]
Former North Carolina Central University track star Julius Sang,
one of Kenya's early Olympic medalists, has died after falling ill several
weeks ago with intestinal difficulties. [Full
Story]
North Carolina Central University junior Steven Enoch will attempt
to earn his fifth All-America honor when he competes in the 2004 NCAA Division
II Indoor Track and Field Championships at the Reggie Lewis Center in Boston,
March 12-13. [Full
Story]
Five North Carolina Central University student-athletes were crowned conference
champions and another earned MVP honors at the 2004 CIAA Indoor Track and
Field Championships at the Freeman Center on the campus of Christopher
Newport University in Newport News, VA. [Story
and Results]
North
Carolina Central University head coach Michael Lawson has been voted
as the 2003 CIAA Men's Cross Country Coach of the Year, the Central Intercollegiate
Athletic Association announced Wednesday (Nov. 12). [Full
Story]
North Carolina Central University's men's team placed second at the 2003
CIAA Cross Country Championships at the SAS Complex in Cary, NC, marking
their best conference finish under 15-year head coach Michael Lawson. [Full
Story] [Herald-Sun
Story] [Meet
Preview by Herald-Sun]
NCCU's
Jean Pierre Joubert set a new course and meet record at the
fourth annual D.R.F.C. Collegiate Cross Country Invitational at Ballou
Park in Danville, VA, when he completed the five-mile stretch in 28 minutes,
39 seconds. [Full
Story]
(Pictured
Right: Jason Smoots)
Former NCCU track and field star Jason Smoots signed a three-year
endorsement contract with shoe giant Nike on Tuesday (July 29) that, in
the sprinter's words, left him "very, very pleased." [Herald-Sun
Story]
North Carolina Central University senior sprinter Jason Smoots was
presented with the 2003 NCAA Division II Male Outdoor Track Athlete of
the Year award during a banquet at the national championship event in Edwardsville,
Illinois. [Full
Story / Day One Results]
In his final performance as an amateur, North Carolina Central University
senior sprinter
Jason Smoots will attempt to win his third consecutive
outdoor track national championship this weekend as one of six NCCU qualifiers
for the 2003 NCAA Division II Outdoor Track and Field Championships at
Ralph Korte Stadium in Edwardsville, Illinois on May 22-24. [Full
Story] [Herald-Sun
Feature Story - Smoots takes run at ‘3-peat’]
North Carolina Central University's 4x400-meter relay squad edged rival
Saint Augustine's College to captured NCCU's lone conference title at the
2003 CIAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships at the Irwin Belk Complex
in Charlotte, NC. [Full
Story / Results]
NCCU freshman sprinter Brian Hope won the 100-meter dash and was
the second leg of the winning 4x100m relay squad at the 2003 Charlotte
Invitational hosted by UNC-Charlotte at the Irwin Belk Track and Field
Complex. [Full
Story]
NCCU's
Chanda Powell won her third consecutive women's 100m hurdles
title at the 13th annual LeRoy T. Walker Olympic Development track and
field meet. [Full
Story] [Results]
For the second consecutive year NCCU senior sprinter Jason Smoots
has been named the NCAA Division II Southeast Regional Men's Indoor Track
Athlete of the Year, while NCCU head coach Michael Lawson also repeated
as the Southeast Regional Men's Indoor Track Coach of the Year, as selected
by the U.S. Track Coaches Association. [Full
Story]
NCCU senior Jason Smoots etched his name in the history books Saturday
by winning the men's 60-meter dash at the 2003 NCAA Division II Indoor
Track and Field Championships at the Reggie Lewis Center in Boston, becoming
the first three-time winner of the indoor sprint in Division II history
(dating back to 1985). Sophomore Chanda Powell captured her second
All-America honor of the championship event. [Full
Story]
NCCU sophomore Chanda Powell earned All-America honors in the women's
long jump during a busy first day of competition at the 2003 NCAA Division
II Indoor Track and Field Championships at the Reggie Lewis Center in Boston.
[Full Story]
NCCU senior sprinter
Jason Smoots will attempt to win his third
consecutive indoor track national championship this weekend at the 2003
NCAA Division II Indoor Track and Field Championships at the Reggie Lewis
Center in Boston on March 14-15. Senior Kennisha Moten and sophomore
Chanda
Powell will also compete in the championship event. [Full
Story]
NCCU senior Jason Smoots and sophomore Chanda Powell captured
individual titles at the 2003 CIAA Indoor Track ? Field Championships in
Newport News, VA, while Powell and freshman Andre Atchison added
all-conference honors. [Full
Story and Results]
NCCU senior Jason Smoots and sophomore Austin-Lamar Hogan
earned victories in their respective events at the North Carolina Collegiate
Big 12 hosted by the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill, NC. [Full
Story]
NCCU sophomore Chanda Powell won her second long jump event of the
season, this time at the 2003 Terrapin/PVA Invitational hosted by the University
of Maryland at Prince George's Sports Complex in Landover, MD. [Full
Story]
NCCU sophomore
Chanda Powell won the women's long jump and placed
second in the 60-meter hurdles at the 2002 Christopher Newport University
"Lid-Lifter" Indoor Track and Field Meet in Newport News, VA on Dec. 6-7.
[Full Story
? Results]
NCCU senior Katerina Glosova won her fourth CIAA cross country championship
to lead the Lady Eagles to a third place team finish, while an all-conference
effort by freshman Andre Atchison charged the NCCU men into third
place, as well. [Wrap-Up
and Photos] [Herald-Sun
story by Mike Potter] [Complete
Results]
NCCU senior Jason Smoots, a five-time NCAA Division II National
Champion, added a gold medal to his long list of accomplishments after
Team USA's 4x100-meter relay squad captured first place at the 2002 IAAF
(International Association of Athletics Foundation) World Cup on Friday
(Sept. 20) in Madrid, Spain at La Comunidad Stadium. [Full
Story]
Senior
Katerina Glosova won her third meet of the season, this time
by more than a minute at the NCCU Cross Country Invitational. [Complete
Results]
Andre
Atchison won his second consecutive meet to lead the NCCU men to a
first place finish at the NCCU Eagle Classic. [Complete
Results]
NCCU
senior Jason Smoots, a five-time NCAA Division II National Champion,
has been selected as a member of the USA team participating in the 2002
IAAF (International Association of Athletics Foundation) World Cup on Sept.
21-22 in Madrid, Spain. [Full
Story]
RESULTS (May 10, 2002 Last Chance Meet)
RESULTS(March 23, 2002 LTWOD Meet)
RESULTS (March 30, 2002 LCHS Invite)
NCCU junior sprinterJason Smoots won the 100-meter dash invitational
representing Team USA at the 2002 Norwich Union Challenge (USA vs. Great
Britain vs. Russia) at Scotstoun Stadium in Glasgow, Scotland. [Full
Story]
Junior sprinter
Jason Smoots, a five-time NCAA Division II national
champion, has been selected to run in the 4x100-meter relay with Team USA
at the 2002 Norwich Union Challenge (USA vs. Great Britain vs. Russia)
at Scotstoun Stadium in Glasgow, Scotland. [Full
Story]
For the second year in a row, NCCU cross country/track ? field senior
Katerina
Glosova has been selected as the recipient of the NCAA Division II
Conference Commissioners Association Women's South Atlantic Region Scholar-Athlete
of the Year Award. [Full
Story]
Junior sprinter Jason Smoots set a meet record at the 2002 POWERade
North America, Central America and Caribbean (NACAC) Under-25 Track ? Field
Championships in San Antonio, Texas. [Full
Story]
NCCU junior sprinter Jason Smoots, a five-time collegiate national
champion, is among the fastest men in the country scheduled to compete
Friday (June 21) during the 2002 USA Outdoor Track ? Field Championships
at Stanford University in Palo Alto, California. [Full
Story]
NCCU senior Katerina Glosova has been voted to the 2002 Verizon
Academic All-America® Women's Track and Field/Cross Country College
Division Team, as chosen by CoSIDA (College Sports Information Directors
of America). [Full
Story]
2002
NCAA 4x100m Relay National Champions !!!
(Steven
Enoch, Jason Smoots, Detric Branch, Jamie Richardson)
NCCU won two national championships and earned three All-American honors
in the final day of the 2002 NCAA Division II Outdoor Track ? Field Championships.
[Full Story
? Results]
NCCU freshman Steven Enoch earned All-America honors in the long
jump at the 2002 NCAA Division II Outdoor Track ? Field Championships at
Angelo State University in San Angelo, Texas, while the Eagles qualified
for Saturday's finals in three other events. [Day
One Results]
NCCU senior Katerina Glosova has been voted to the 2002 Verizon
Academic All-District III College Division Women's Track and Field/Cross
Country Team. [Full
Story]
Eight NCCU student-athletes will compete at the 2002 NCAA Division II Outdoor
Track and Field Championships at Angelo State University in San Angelo,
Texas starting Thursday, May 23. [Full
Story]
NCCU cross country/track and field senior Katerina Glosova has been
announced as the recipient of the 2002 Central Intercollegiate Athletic
Association Female Scholar Athlete of the Year Award. [Full
Story]
NCCU head coach Michael Lawson has been selected as the 2002 Central
Intercollegiate Athletic Association (CIAA) Women's
Outdoor Track ? Field Coach of the Year.
Senior
Katerina Glosova led the Lady Eagles to a second place effort
at the 2002 CIAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships, marking the highest
outdoor team finish for the NCCU women in school history. NCCU junior Jason
Smoots is still the fastest man in the CIAA. [Full
Story] [Complete
Results]
Jason
Smoots and Katerina Glosova win
individual national titles at the 2002 NCAA Division II Indoor Track
Championships.
Katerina
Glosova and Jason Smoots selected
Southeast Region athletes of the year.
Jason
Smoots places second
in photo-finish of 60m dash at USA Track and Field Indoor Championships.
(March 2, 2002)
Jason
Smoots prepares for 2002 USA Track and Field Indoor Championships.
[Herald-Sun
preview by Mike Potter]
Jason
Smoots and Katerina Glosova tagged "Most Outstanding" at the
2002
CIAA Indoor Track ? Field Championships. (Feb. 7, 2002)
NCCU junior Jason Smoots qualifies for the NCAA Division II and
USAT?F Indoor Track Championships by running a 6.62 to win
the 60m dash at the Christopher Newport University Lid-Lifter Invitational(Dec.
8, 2001).
Katerina
Glosova wins third
straight CIAA Cross Country championship.
Lady Eagles Katerina Glosova and LiNida Blake featured inThe
Herald-Sun cross country preview. [Feature
Story on Oct. 25, 2001]
NCCU cross country/track and field junior Katerina Glosova has been
selected as the recipient of the NCAA Division II Conference Commissioners
Association Women's South Atlantic Region Scholar-Athlete of the Year Award.
[Full Story]
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 and Field Championships.
Jason
Smoots named Men's Most Outstanding Track Athlete at 2001
CIAA Outdoor Track and 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 and 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.
NCCU freshman Jason Smoots earns All-America
honors in outdoor 100 meter dash.
NCCU's Katerina Glosova and Robert Williams shine at 2000
CIAA Outdoor Track Championships.
NCCU student-athletes earned
all-America honors in three events at the 2000 NCAA Division II Indoor
Track Championships at the Reggie Lewis Track and Athletic Center in
Boston.
NCCU sends seven student-athletes to NCAA
Division II Indoor Track Championships in Boston.
Katerina
Glosova claims conference champion title with a first place finish
at the 1999
CIAA Women's Cross Country Championships.
Katerina
Glosova wins fourth meet of the season at Barton
College Invitational.
Katerina
Glosova runs for first place at the Shaw
Cross Country Invitational to lead the NCCU women to victory.
Michael
Patterson wins CIAA
Championship in 400m Dash.
NCCU earns three wins at Howard
University Relays.
NCCU hosts annual Lee
Calhoun High School Invitational.
Freshman Angela Brown earns All-America honors in the women's long
jump at the 1999 NCAA Division II Indoor Track and Field Championships.
[Story]
Freshman Angela Brown leaps 19-feet to claim CIAA Championship honors
in the women's long jump at the 1999 CIAA Indoor Track Championships in
Richmond, VA. [Full
Story and Results]
THOMPSON
WINS NCCU CROSS COUNTRY INVITATIONAL
(Oct. 10, 1998) -- NCCU's Holly Thompson wins
the 1998 NCCU Cross Country Invitational to lift the Lady Eagles to a victory
over Mount Olive.
MARSHALL
WINS NATIONAL TITLE IN 100-METER DASH
(May 23, 1998) -- NCCU senior Elisha Marshall (pictured right) captured the elusive national title in the women's 100-meter dash on Saturday (May 23) at the 1998 NCAA Division II Outdoor Track and Field Championships in Edwardsville, Illinois.
Senior
Elisha
Marshall was named "Most
Outstanding Track Athlete" at the 1998 CIAA Outdoor Track and Field
Championships after running for two conference individual titles.
(Other
NCCU results from 1998 CIAA Outdoor Track Championships)
Senior
Elisha
Marshall placed second in the women's 55-meter dash with a time of
6.95 at the 1998 NCAA Division II Indoor Track Championships in
Indianapolis, Indiana, to earn All-America Honors for the third consecutive
year. (Other
Results from NCAA Indoor Track Championships)
