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Academic Achievement Academic Progress Report • 12 of the 14 athletics programs at NCCU met or exceeded the NCAA’s Academic Progress Rate standard of .925 • .944 overall APR score for NCCU • 76 NCCU student-athletes honored 2013 MEAC Commissioner’s All-Academic Team • Athletics Department Cumulative GPA for 2012-2013: 3.094 Graduation Rates • 71% Federal Graduation rate for the 2005-06 cohort • 53 graduated for the 2012-2013 academic year Student-Athlete Academic Accolades Gavin Guarrera (Baseball) – CoSIDA (College Sports Information Directors of America) Academic All-District III Team, CoSIDA Academic All-America (Third Team) Olesya Palko (Women’s Tennis) – CoSIDA Academic All-District III Team • 103 student-athletes with a 3.000 GPA or higher for the Spring 2013 semester • 4 students-athletes with a 4.000 GPA for the Spring 2013 semester • 4 student-athletes with a perfect 4.000 cumulative GPA
Athletic Honors Student-Athlete Athletic Accolades Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference Honors: Christine Anthony (Volleyball) – First Team All-MEAC & MEAC Rookie of the Year Amber Brooks (Cross Country) – All-MEAC Arthur Goforth (Football) – First Team All-MEAC Stephen Young (Football) – First Team All-MEAC Charles Goodwin (Football) – Second Team All-MEAC Xavier Proctor (Football) – Second Team All-MEAC Jeremy Ingram (Men’s Basketball) – First Team AllMEAC Stanton Kidd (Men’s Basketball) – First Team AllMEAC Ray Willis (Men’s Basketball) – Second Team AllMEAC Amber Neely (Women’s Basketball) – MEAC AllRookie Team Tisha Dixon (Women’s Basketball) – MEAC All-Rookie Team Nana Atakora-Bediako (Men’s Indoor Track & Field) – MEAC Champion (triple jump) Joshua McClam (Men’s Indoor Track & Field) – AllMEAC (long jump) Willie Calvin (Men’s Indoor Track & Field) – AllMEAC (high jump) Laverne Jones (Bowling) – Second Team All-MEAC Aissa Muamba (Women’s Tennis) – First Team AllMEAC & MEAC Rookie of the Year Ekaterina Nekrasova (Women’s Tennis) – First Team All-MEAC, MEAC All-Tournament Team (#2 singles) Willie Calvin (Men’s Outdoor Track & Field) – MEAC Champion (high jump) Anthonia Ballard (Women’s Outdoor Track & Field) – All-MEAC (100m hurdles) Ashley McCoy (Women’s Outdoor Track & Field) – AllMEAC (100m dash)
Regina Summerville (Women’s Outdoor Track & Field) – All-MEAC (400m hurdles) Luis Diaz (Baseball) – First Team All-MEAC, MEAC All-Tournament Team Glenn Frye (Baseball) – Second Team All-MEAC Troy Marrow (Baseball) – MEAC All-Tournament Team Eric Kimber (Baseball) – MEAC All-Tournament Team Note: MEAC does not sponsor all-conference honors for golf.
Other Honors for Student-Athletes: Christine Anthony (Volleyball) - NCCSIA All-State First Team Arthur Goforth (Football) - Beyond Sports College Network FCS All-America First Team Ryan Smith (Football) - College Sports Journal Football Championship Subdivision Freshman All-America Jeremy Ingram (Men’s Basketball) – CollegeInsider.com MEAC Most Valuable Player & BoxtoRow Division I All-America, NCCSIA All-State Second Team Stanton Kidd (Men’s Basketball) – BoxtoRow Division I All-America, NCCSIA All-State Second Team Willie Calvin (Outdoor Track & Field) – qualifier for NCAA East Regional (high jump) Ashley McCoy (Outdoor Track & Field) – qualifier for NCAA East Regional (100m and 200m)
Head Coach Accolades Conference Honors for Coaches: David Nass (Women’s Tennis) – MEAC Coach of the Year Other Honors for Coaches: LeVelle Moton (Men’s Basketball) – CollegeInsider.com MEAC Co-Coach of the Year
Team Accomplishments Notable Team Achievements Football • First winning season (6-5) since 2007. • No. 1 punt return average in the NCAA Division I-FCS, averaging 24.5 yards per return, the highest mark in the FCS record books (since 1992). • Led nation with five punt return touchdowns. Men’s Basketball • Finished regular season second in MEAC with 15-1 conference record. • Recorded the most wins in a season (22-9) since the 1992-93 campaign. • Posted the program’s first 20-win campaign at the NCAA Division I level. Women’s Tennis • Concluded season with a school record of wins at 14-8 overall and 5-1 in conference play. • Undefeated at home for the first time in school history with a 6-0 record. • Advanced to semifinals of MEAC Championship. • Earned program’s first match victories over Campbell, Western Carolina, UNC Asheville, Longwood, and Radford. Baseball • Tallied most wins in the modern era of the program with an overall record of 27-29. • Advanced to semifinals of MEAC Championship.
In The Community Community Service • Community agencies served by the NCCU Department of Athletics include: * W.D. Hill Community Center Free Football Clinic - NCCU Football * Project Homeless Connect - NCCU Women’s Basketball and Women and Men Track * Million Meals “Stop The Hunger Now” Campaign - NCCU Football * R.N. Harris Elementary - NCCU Women’s Basketball * C.C. Spaulding Elementary - NCCU Football, Women’s and Men’s Track * Granville County Animal Shelter - NCCU Women’s Tennis * Brogden Middle School - NCCU Women’s Basketball, Football and Volleyball * Durham Rescue Mission - NCCU Men’s Basketball * 2012 Shoebox Christmas - NCCU Football • 284 student-athletes participated in community service activities • 7,000 hours of community service completed by student-athletes for 2012-2013
North Carolina Central University Department of Athletics 1801 Fayetteville Street Durham, NC 27707 (919) 530-7057 www.NCCUEaglePride.com
Athletic Honors Student-Athlete Athletic Accolades Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference Honors: Christine Anthony (Volleyball) – First Team All-MEAC & MEAC Rookie of the Year Amber Brooks (Cross Country) – All-MEAC Arthur Goforth (Football) – First Team All-MEAC Stephen Young (Football) – First Team All-MEAC Charles Goodwin (Football) – Second Team All-MEAC Xavier Proctor (Football) – Second Team All-MEAC Jeremy Ingram (Men’s Basketball) – First Team AllMEAC Stanton Kidd (Men’s Basketball) – First Team AllMEAC Ray Willis (Men’s Basketball) – Second Team AllMEAC Amber Neely (Women’s Basketball) – MEAC AllRookie Team Tisha Dixon (Women’s Basketball) – MEAC All-Rookie Team Nana Atakora-Bediako (Men’s Indoor Track & Field) – MEAC Champion (triple jump) Joshua McClam (Men’s Indoor Track & Field) – AllMEAC (long jump) Willie Calvin (Men’s Indoor Track & Field) – AllMEAC (high jump) Laverne Jones (Bowling) – Second Team All-MEAC Aissa Muamba (Women’s Tennis) – First Team AllMEAC & MEAC Rookie of the Year Ekaterina Nekrasova (Women’s Tennis) – First Team All-MEAC, MEAC All-Tournament Team (#2 singles) Willie Calvin (Men’s Outdoor Track & Field) – MEAC Champion (high jump) Anthonia Ballard (Women’s Outdoor Track & Field) – All-MEAC (100m hurdles) Ashley McCoy (Women’s Outdoor Track & Field) – AllMEAC (100m dash)
Regina Summerville (Women’s Outdoor Track & Field) – All-MEAC (400m hurdles) Luis Diaz (Baseball) – First Team All-MEAC, MEAC All-Tournament Team Glenn Frye (Baseball) – Second Team All-MEAC Troy Marrow (Baseball) – MEAC All-Tournament Team Eric Kimber (Baseball) – MEAC All-Tournament Team Note: MEAC does not sponsor all-conference honors for golf.
Other Honors for Student-Athletes: Christine Anthony (Volleyball) - NCCSIA All-State First Team Arthur Goforth (Football) - Beyond Sports College Network FCS All-America First Team Ryan Smith (Football) - College Sports Journal Football Championship Subdivision Freshman All-America Jeremy Ingram (Men’s Basketball) – CollegeInsider.com MEAC Most Valuable Player & BoxtoRow Division I All-America, NCCSIA All-State Second Team Stanton Kidd (Men’s Basketball) – BoxtoRow Division I All-America, NCCSIA All-State Second Team Willie Calvin (Outdoor Track & Field) – qualifier for NCAA East Regional (high jump) Ashley McCoy (Outdoor Track & Field) – qualifier for NCAA East Regional (100m and 200m)
Head Coach Accolades Conference Honors for Coaches: David Nass (Women’s Tennis) – MEAC Coach of the Year Other Honors for Coaches: LeVelle Moton (Men’s Basketball) – CollegeInsider.com MEAC Co-Coach of the Year
Team Accomplishments Notable Team Achievements Football • First winning season (6-5) since 2007. • No. 1 punt return average in the NCAA Division I-FCS, averaging 24.5 yards per return, the highest mark in the FCS record books (since 1992). • Led nation with five punt return touchdowns. Men’s Basketball • Finished regular season second in MEAC with 15-1 conference record. • Recorded the most wins in a season (22-9) since the 1992-93 campaign. • Posted the program’s first 20-win campaign at the NCAA Division I level. Women’s Tennis • Concluded season with a school record of wins at 14-8 overall and 5-1 in conference play. • Undefeated at home for the first time in school history with a 6-0 record. • Advanced to semifinals of MEAC Championship. • Earned program’s first match victories over Campbell, Western Carolina, UNC Asheville, Longwood, and Radford. Baseball • Tallied most wins in the modern era of the program with an overall record of 27-29. • Advanced to semifinals of MEAC Championship.
In The Community Community Service • Community agencies served by the NCCU Department of Athletics include: * W.D. Hill Community Center Free Football Clinic - NCCU Football * Project Homeless Connect - NCCU Women’s Basketball and Women and Men Track * Million Meals “Stop The Hunger Now” Campaign - NCCU Football * R.N. Harris Elementary - NCCU Women’s Basketball * C.C. Spaulding Elementary - NCCU Football, Women’s and Men’s Track * Granville County Animal Shelter - NCCU Women’s Tennis * Brogden Middle School - NCCU Women’s Basketball, Football and Volleyball * Durham Rescue Mission - NCCU Men’s Basketball * 2012 Shoebox Christmas - NCCU Football • 284 student-athletes participated in community service activities • 7,000 hours of community service completed by student-athletes for 2012-2013
North Carolina Central University Department of Athletics 1801 Fayetteville Street Durham, NC 27707 (919) 530-7057 www.NCCUEaglePride.com
