2015-16 JCSU Athletics Year-In-Review
JCSU Sports Information
The 2015-16 athletics season at Johnson C. Smith University has been one that has produced record-breaking performances, championships, and numerous individual awards for the Golden Bulls and brought countless recognition to our university. Follow the recap below to learn of the accomplishments of those who wear the Gold and Blue!
2015 Football
Under first-year head coach
Kermit Blount, the JCSU football team completed the season with a 4-6 overall mark, including a 3-4 run in CIAA play. The Golden Bulls gave coach Blount his first win at the helm of the JCSU program on the road at Kentucky State. Against the Thorobreds, JCSU's
Keith Darnell (Jonesboro, Ga.) capped the scoring with a 53 yard blocked field goal return for a touchdown, solidifying the 38-14 win. After four consecutive losses, JCSU scored an upset home win over Fayetteville State, 37-20. The win over the Broncos ignited a three-game winning streak which included a homecoming win over Shaw (17-10) and a road win at St. Augustine's (22-3). Looking for four straight wins to close the season, JCSU travelled to Salisbury, N.C. to take on the Livingstone Blue Bears in the Commemorative Classic. In sloppy conditions, Livingstone claimed the trophy for the first time, downing JCSU 35-12 to end the season.
Several Golden Bulls earned postseason honors, including
Austin Jacques (Springdale, Md.) being named CIAA Defensive Player of the Year. All told, eight players earned All-CIAA honors. Sophomore safety
Carlo Thomas (East Orange, N.J.) also had a breakout year, earning several All-America designations including being named to the AP Little All-American Team. In addition, both Jacques and Thomas were finalists for the Cliff Harris Award.
2015 Volleyball
The JCSU volleyball team completed their season with a 4-21 overall record on the 2015 campaign. JCSU's four victories came over Morris, Johnson & Wales, Lincoln and Elizabeth City State. Against Johnson & Wales, JCSU hosted the Purple Match of Honor. In that match, JCSU honored the members of the Emanuel Nine, including senior player
Gracyn Doctor (Charleston, S.C.) and her sister, JWU freshman player Kaylin Doctor. The match drew a capacity crowd to Brayboy Gym and sparked tremendous community support to spread the mission of eliminating violence from our daily lives. Several local and national media covered the event. In the spring, the NCAA featured both Doctor sisters in the NCAA Champion magazine.
2015 Cross Country
The JCSU women's cross country team brought home a runner-up finish at the CIAA Cross Country championships.
Domenique Julius-Williams (Oshawa, Ontario) finished sixth for the Golden Bulls while teammate
Fellan Ferguson (Trelawny, Jamaica) managed a 13
th place finish over the 5k course at the WakeMed Soccer Park in Cary, N.C.
For the JCSU men, senior
Waynee Hyman (Warwick, N.Y.) was the top Golden Bull finisher on the 8k course with a time of 30:48. Teammate
Marvin Woodward (Bloomfield, Conn.) finished in 35
th and
Patrick Campbell (St. Elizabeth, Jamaica) completed the course in 49
th. As a team, JCSU finished in 11
th place.
2015-16 Women's Basketball
The JCSU women's basketball team returned another successful season under the helm of head coach
Stephen Joyner, Jr. The Golden Bulls finished with a 17-12 overall record and a 9-7 mark in CIAA play. The Golden Bulls started the season hot, scoring a 117-96 win over Glenville State College on Nov. 14. The 117 points is the most ever scored in a season opener in program history. During the course of the season, the Golden Bulls halted Virginia Union's unbeaten streak with a 77-75 win in Brayboy Gym. Against the Panthers, freshman
A'Diyah Ussery (Shelby, N.C.) canned a pair of free throws with under a second remaining to earn the win. In the CIAA Tournament, JCSU dispatched Elizabeth City State 70-50 in the first round, earning a rematch with the Panthers. Virginia Union was able to exact some revenge, as they ended JCSU's season, downing the Golden Bulls 84-68.
Senior
Ashley Porter (Winston-Salem, N.C.) earned All-CIAA first team honors while freshman
A'Diyah Ussery was named to the All-Rookie Team.
Asha Jordan (Monroe, N.C.) earned All-Tournament honors.
2015-16 Men's Basketball
The JCSU Men's basketball team earned the 2016 CIAA Southern Division Championship by downing Shaw 102-92 in the regular-season finale in a jam-packed Brayboy Gym. Against the Bears, JCSU got 31 points from
Stedmon Lemon (Lithonia, Ga.) while
Diondre Pratt (Morven, N.C.) had 21 and
Robert Davis (West Friendship, Md.) chipped in 15 points.
The Golden Bulls met rival Livingstone in the CIAA Tournament and the teams battled in an epic double-overtime thriller. When the dust settled, Livingstone came away with the 97-91 win, ending JCSU's season at 14-12 overall.
Stedmon Lemon earned JCSU's first CIAA Player of the Year honors since 2003 and was later named to the D2CCA All-Atlantic Region Team.
Early in the season, longtime JCSU head coach
Stephen Joyner, Sr. became just the fourth active head coach in North Carolina to have notched 500 head coaching wins. At the time, he joined Duke's Mike Kryzyzewski, North Carolina's Roy Williams and Western Carolina's Larry Hunter as the only coaches with 500 wins. Davidson's Bob McKillop earned his 500
th win just days after Joyner. Only Joyner, Kryzyzewski, and Bob McKillop have achieved the feat while coaching at one school.
2015-16 Indoor Track & Field
The JCSU Indoor Track & Field teams had eight athletes named All-Americans by the United States Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) for their performances at the NCAA Division II Championships in Pittsburg, Kan.
The JCSU women got third-place finishes from
Tovea Jenkins (St. James, Jamaica) in the 400m and
Fellan Ferguson (Trelawny, Jamaica) in the 800m. In addition, the women's 4x400 relay team captured a runner-up finish with a 3:39.91.
Following the season, Ferguson was tabbed as the Atlantic Region Runner of the Year.
For the JCSU men,
Waynee Hyman (Warwick, N.Y.) and
Joshua Cunningham (Toronto, Ontario) each earned All-America designations with Hyman claiming third place in the 200m and Cunningham finishing fifth in the 400m.
2015-16 Bowling
JCSU's
Sydney Brown (Davison, Mich.) and
Alexis Haith (Waukegon, Ill.) each earned All-CIAA honors and head coach
Kim Miles earned CIAA Coach of the Year for the 2015-16 season. Collectively, JCSU finished with a 25-23 record in head-to-head matches over the season. Individually, Brown finished with a 171.10 average on the season while Haith finished with a 169.87.
2015-16 Men's Tennis
JCSU's
Anthony Jefferson (Atlanta, Ga.) earned All-CIAA honors for the JCSU men's tennis team. Jefferson completed his season with a 2-4 mark in CIAA to earn the honors.
2015-16 Women's Tennis
The JCSU women's tennis team completed their season with a 7-16 overall record, including a 7-5 mark in CIAA play. JCSU was led by
Kaylin Roman (Atlanta, Ga.), as she finished 8-3 in league play, primarily playing No. 5 singles. Teammate
Alex Barber (Laurel, Md.) completed a 4-3 league mark, mostly at No. 6 singles while
Michaela Colvin (Fayetteville, N.C.) and
Victoria Ogundipe (Jonesboro, Ga.) both returned 5-5 CIAA records.
Jasmine Riddick (Atlanta, Ga.) also had a productive year, finishing 6-6 in league play.
2016 Softball
The JCSU softball team finished third in the CIAA Southern Division with a 6-4 record. JCSU also earned a win over eventual CIAA Champion Winston-Salem State, 4-2 on April 16. The win over WSSU was the first win over the Rams since they rejoined the CIAA.
Three JCSU infielders were named to the All-CIAA Second team.
Morgan Hasty (Salem, Ind.) earned the honors at third base while
Jocelyn Hernandez (Bloomington, Ca.) won for her play at shortstop. Second baseman
Tia Mahoney (Hartwell, Ga.) also received All-CIAA honors.
The Golden Bulls advanced to the CIAA Tournament for the second straight season and finished the 2016 campaign with a 10-18 overall record.
2016 Women's Track & Field
The 2015 JCSU women's track & field team captured the 2016 CIAA Championship in dramatic fashion with a breakaway win in the 4x400 relay, the final race of the meet. The win marks the fourth championship in the past nine year for the JCSU program.
The Golden Bulls claimed five individual championships in the meet.
Kendra Clarke (Edmonton, Alberta) won the 400m while
Fellan Ferguson (Trelawny, Jamaica) won the 800m and 1500m events. JCSU also claimed the title in the 4x100 relay and in the championship-clinching 4x400 relay.
In the NCAA Outdoor Championships, the women's 4x400m relay team of
Ferguson, Crystal Campbell (St. Catherine, Jamaica) Tovea Jenkins (St. James, Jamaica) and
Domenique Julius-Williams (Oshawa, Ontario) won the 4x400m relay, outdistancing themselves from the second place finishers from Shorter University by nearly three seconds.
2016 Men's Track & Field
The 2015 JCSU men's track & field team claimed fourth place in the CIAA Championships while bringing home two individual championships.
In the 4x400 relay,
Joshua Cunningham (Toronto, Ontario), Waynee Hyman (Warwick, N.Y.), Patrick Campbell (St. Elizabeth, Jamaica) and
Kyle Robinson (Levelland, Tex.) won with a 3:11.68. Individually, Cunningham claimed the 400m title with a 46.02 while Hyman came in third with a 47.13.
In the NCAA Outdoor Championships Cunningham, Hyman, Campbell and Robinson were each named USTFCCCA First Team All-Americans in the 4x400m
2016 Golf
The 2015 men's golf team managed a seventh place finish in the CIAA Golf Championships. As the hosts for the event, JCSU freshman
DeJuan Powell (Atlanta, Ga.) had a stellar tournament, finishing tied for second overall by firing a 152 over the two-day event. His finished helped him earn All-CIAA honors.
2015-16 JCSU Athletics Awards
Updated 6/30
| Name |
Year |
Hometown |
Sport |
Award(s) |
| Jana Adjukovic |
Jr. |
Zagreb, Croatia |
Volleyball |
JCSU Most Aggressive Player |
| Darahrose Allen |
Soph. |
Washington, D.C. |
Luv-A-Bulls Cheerleading |
JCSU Most Improved |
| Temitope Ashorobu |
Jr. |
Boston, Mass |
Luv-A-Bulls Cheerleading |
JCSU Highest GPA (Cheerleading) |
| Sharif Axam |
Sr. |
Atlanta, Ga. |
Men's Tennis |
JCSU Most Valuable Player |
| Raven Bandy |
Fr. |
Loganville, Ga. |
Volleyball |
JCSU Newcomer of the Year |
| Alexandria Barber |
Sr. |
Laurel, Md. |
Women's Tennis |
JCSU Most Improved |
| Khadijah Battle |
Sr. |
Atlanta, Ga. |
Women's Tennis |
JCSU Most Valuable Player |
| Desean Binyard |
Fr. |
Winston-Salem, N.C. |
Football |
CIAA All-Rookie Team |
| Eddy Black |
Jr. |
Brooklyn, N.Y. |
Golf |
JCSU Coaches Award |
| Kermit Blount |
HC |
Richmond, Va. |
Football |
CIAA Coach OTW, Oct. 20 |
| Daria Bowler |
|
|
JCSU Dance Team |
Most Valuable Dancer |
| Kenrisha Brathwaite |
Sr. |
Bridgetown, Barbados |
Track & Field |
USTFCCCA IT&F All-Region, 60H |
| Sydney Brown |
Fr. |
Davison, Mich. |
Bowling |
High Game, CIAA Event 1
High Rookie Avg., CIAA Event 2
Southern Division High Avg., CIAA Event 2
Southern Division High Game, CIAA Event 2
Overall High Game, CIAA Event 2
Southern Division High Game, CIAA Roundup
All-CIAA
JCSU Highest Average
|
| Laurice Bryant |
Sr. |
San Francisco, Ca. |
Luv-A-Bulls Cheerleading |
All-CIAA
JCSU Most Valuable |
| Shelton Bynum |
AC-FB |
|
Football |
USMC Coaches Academy Participant |
| Crystal Campbell |
Jr. |
St. Catherine, Jamaica |
Track & Field |
NCAA Indoor All-American, 4x400m Relay
USTFCCCA IT&F All-Region, 4x400 Relay
NCAA Outdoor National Champion, 4x400 Relay
USTFCCCA All-American Second Team, 4x100m Relay |
| October Campbell |
Soph. |
High Point, N.C. |
Cross Country
Track & Field |
JCSU Newcomer of the Year |
| Patrick Campbell |
Sr. |
St. Elizabeth, Jamaica |
Track & Field |
USTFCCCA IT&F All-Region, 4x400m Relay
USTFCCCA OT&F All-America First Team – 400m Hurdles
USTFCCCA OT&F All-America First Team – 4x400m Relay
JCSU Most Improved (CC) |
| Kendra Clarke |
Soph. |
Edmonton, Alberta |
Track & Field |
NCAA Indoor All-American, 400m
NCAA Indoor All-American, 4x400m Relay
USTFCCCA IT&F All-Region, 200m
USTFCCCA IT&F All-Region, 400m
USTFCCCA IT&F All-Region, 4x400 Relay
USTFCCCA OT&F All-America First Team – 400m
USTFCCCA OT&F All-America First Team – 4x400m Relay
JCSU Newcomer of the Year (T&F) |
| Dija Cobb |
Sr. |
Sumter, S.C. |
Luv-A-Bulls Cheerleading |
JCSU Most Dedicated |
| Christian Cole |
Fr. |
Winston-Salem, N.C. |
Bowling |
JCSU Newcomer of the Year |
| Michaela Colvin |
Soph. |
Fayetteville, N.C. |
Women's Tennis |
JCSU Most Outstanding Defensive Player |
| Joshua Cunningham |
Jr. |
Toronto, Ont. |
Track & Field |
NCAA Indoor All-American, 400m
USTFCCCA IT&F All-Region, 400m
USTFCCCA IT&F All-Region, 4x400m Relay
USTFCCCA OT&F All-America First Team – 400m
USTFCCCA OT&F All-America First Team – 4x400m Relay
JCSU Most Improved (T&F) |
| Alandre Davis |
Sr. |
Florence, S.C. |
Men's Basketball |
JCSU Most Outstanding Defensive Player |
| Robert Davis, III |
Soph. |
West Friendship, Md. |
Men's Basketball |
JCSU Most Improved Player |
| Jaylaan Dillard |
Jr. |
Raleigh, N.C. |
Women's Basketball |
JCSU Most Improved Player |
| Gracyn Doctor |
Sr. |
Charleston, S.C. |
Volleyball |
JCSU Coaches Award |
| Alexis Duncan |
Soph. |
Raleigh, N.C. |
Bowling |
JCSU Coaches Award |
| Mayah Edwards |
Soph. |
Kingston, Jamaica |
Track & Field |
NCAA Indoor All-American, 60m
USTFCCCA IT&F All-Region, 60m
USTFCCCA OT&F All-American First Team – 100m
USTFCCCA OT&F All-American Second Team – 4x100m Relay |
| Fellan Ferguson |
Soph. |
Trelawny, Jamaica |
Track & Field |
NCAA Indoor All-American, 800m
NCAA Indoor All-American, 4x400m Relay
CIAA Indoor Runner OTW, Feb. 5
Atlantic Region Indoor Runner OTY
USTFCCCA IT&F All-Region, 800m
USTFCCCA IT&F All-Region, 4x400m Relay
CIAA Outdoor Most Valuable Performer
Pettis Norman Award (Female AOTY)
NCAA Outdoor National Champion, 4x400 Relay
USTFCCCA OT&F All-American First Team – 800m
USTFCCCA OT&F All-American First Team – 4x400 Relay
JCSU Most Valuable Performer (CC)
JCSU Most Outstanding Track Athlete (T&F) |
| Javard Gaines |
Jr. |
Hackensack, N.J. |
Football |
All-CIAA 2nd Team |
| Lennox Graham |
HC-XCTF |
Spanish Town, Jamaica |
Track & Field |
CIAA Men's IT&F Coach OTW, Dec. 10
CIAA Women's IT&F Coach OTW, Dec. 10
CIAA Women's IT&F Coach OTW, Feb. 5
CIAA Women's OT&F Coach OTW, Mar. 31
CIAA Women's OT&F Coach OTW, Apr. 18
USTFCCCA Atlantic Region Women's Outdoor Coach of the Year |
| Ramoya Grandison |
Fr. |
Kingston, Jamaica |
Cross Country
Track & Field |
JCSU Highest GPA (CC)
JCSU Highest GPA (T&F) |
| Michael Grant |
Sr. |
Bluffton, S.C. |
Football |
All-CIAA 2nd Team |
| Larryqua Hall |
Sr. |
Atlanta, Ga. |
Women's Basketball |
JCSU Most Outstanding Defensive Player |
| Alexis Haith |
Jr. |
Waukegon, Ill. |
Bowling |
All-CIAA |
| Morgan Hasty |
Jr. |
Salem, Ind. |
Volleyball
Softball |
Defensive POTW, Mar. 8
All-CIAA 2nd Team (3B)
JCSU Most Outstanding Defensive Player
JCSU Most Aggressive Player
JCSU Highest GPA (SB)
JCSU Highest GPA (VB) |
| Antonio Henry |
Soph. |
Pines of Karachi, Jamaica |
Cross Country
Track & Field |
JCSU Highest GPA (CC)
JCSU Highest GPA (T&F) |
| Jocelyn Hernandez |
Jr. |
Bloomington, Ca. |
Softball |
Offensive POTW, Feb. 18
Offensive POTW, Mar. 29
HeroSports.com Hero of the Week, Apr. 18
All-CIAA 2nd Team (SS)
JCSU Coaches Award (SB) |
| Julian Highsmith |
|
|
JCSU Dance Team |
Most Passionate Dancer |
| Mary Holiman |
|
|
JCSU Dance Team |
Most Dedicated Dancer |
| Waynee Hyman |
Sr. |
Warwick, N.Y. |
Track & Field |
CIAA Indoor Track Athlete OTW, Dec. 10
NCAA Indoor All-American, 200m
NCAA Indoor All-American, 400m
USTFCCCA IT&F All-Region, 200m
USTFCCCA IT&F All-Region, 400m
USTFCCCA IT&F All-Region, 4x400m Relay
USTFCCCA OT&F All-American First Team – 4x400m Relay
USTFCCCA OT&F All-American Second Team – 200m
USTFCCCA OT&F All-American Second Team – 400m
JCSU Most Valuable (CC)
JCSU Most Outstanding Track Athlete (T&F)
JCSU Most Valuable (T&F) |
| Austin Jacques |
Sr. |
Springdale, Md. |
Football |
CIAA LB OTW, Sept. 28
CIAA LB OTW, Oct. 5
CIAA LB OTW, Oct. 12
CIAA LB OTW, Oct. 26
1st Team All-CIAA
CIAA Defensive POTY
BOXTOROW All-America Selection
FCS National Bowl Participant
JCSU Most Outstanding Defensive Player |
| Anthony Jefferson |
Fr. |
Atlanta, Ga. |
Men's Tennis |
JCSU Most Improved
JCSU Most Outstanding Defensive Player
JCSU Highest GPA (Men's Tennis) |
| Tovea Jenkins |
Sr. |
St. James Jamaica |
Track & Field |
NCAA Indoor All-American, 400m
CIAA Runner OTW, Mar. 31
CIAA Runner OTW, Apr. 18
NCAA Outdoor National Champion, 4x400
USTFCCCA OT&F All-American First Team – 400m
USTFCCCA OT&F All-American First Team – 4x400 Relay
JCSU Most Improved (CC) |
| Asha Jordan |
Soph. |
Monroe, N.C. |
Women's Basketball |
All-CIAA Tournament Team
JCSU Most Outstanding Offensive Player |
| Stephen Joyner, Jr. |
HC |
Charlotte, N.C. |
Women's Basketball |
CIAA Coach OTW, Dec. 22
CIAA Coach OTW, Jan. 5 |
| Stephen Joyner, Sr. |
HC |
Winston-Salem, N.C. |
Men's Basketball |
CIAA Coach OTW, Nov. 24
CIAA Coach OTW, Jan. 5 |
| Dominique Julius-Williams |
Sr. |
Oshawa, Ontario |
Cross Country
Track & Field |
All-CIAA (CC)
NCAA Indoor All-American, 4x400m Relay
USTFCCCA IT&F All-Region, 800m
USTFCCCA IT&F All-Region, 4x400m Relay
NCAA Outdoor National Champion, 4x400m Relay
USTFCCCA OT&F All-American First Team – 4x400 Relay
USTFCCCA OT&F All-American Second Team – 800m |
| Christian Kirchman |
Jr. |
Roanoke, Va. |
Men's Basketball |
JCSU Newcomer of the Year (MBB) |
| Jordan Lane |
Fr. |
Charlotte, N.C. |
Football |
CIAA All-Rookie Team |
| Travon Leake-Anderson |
Sr. |
Richmond, Va. |
Football |
All-CIAA 2nd Team |
| Stedmon Lemon |
Sr. |
Lithonia, Ga. |
Men's Basketball |
CIAA POTW, Nov. 24
CIAA POTW, Dec. 1
CIAA Player of the Year
D2CCA All-Atlantic Region
BOXTOROW All-America – First Team
JCSU Most Outstanding Offensive Player (MBB)
NCCSIA All-State – First Team |
| Joshua Linson |
Sr. |
San Antonio, Tex. |
Men's Basketball |
JCSU Highest GPA (MBB) |
| Victoria Lopez |
Jr. |
San Diego, Ca. |
Softball |
JCSU Most Improved (SB) |
| Tia Mahoney |
Soph. |
Hartwell, Ga. |
Softball |
All-CIAA 2nd Team (2B) |
| Kim Miles |
HC-Bowl |
|
Bowling |
CIAA Coach OTY |
| Gerald Miller |
Fr. |
New Orleans, La. |
Men's Tennis |
JCSU Newcomer of the Year |
| Tarick Miller |
Jr. |
New Orleans, La. |
Men's Tennis |
JCSU Most Outstanding Offensive Player |
| LaTondra Morrow |
Sr. |
Charlotte, N.C. |
Women's Basketball
Track & Field |
CIAA Field Athlete OTW, Apr. 18
CIAA Champion – High Jump
USTFCCCA OT&F All-American Second Team – High Jump
JCSU GPA Award (WBB)
JCSU Most Outstanding Field Athlete (T&F) |
| Darryl Patterson |
|
|
JCSU Athletics |
JCSU Athletics Years of Service Award |
| Ashley Porter |
Sr. |
Winston-Salem, N.C. |
Women's Basketball |
All-CIAA
CIAA Player OTW, Jan. 5 |
| DeJuan Powell |
Fr. |
Atlanta, Ga. |
Golf |
All-CIAA
All-CIAA Tournament Team
JCSU Newcomer of the Year |
| Diondre Pratt |
Sr. |
Morven, N.C. |
Men's Basketball |
JCSU Most Valuable Player
NCCSIA All-State, Second Team |
| Shamaz Quince |
Jr. |
West Palm Beach, Fla. |
Track & Field |
USTFCCCA IT&F All-Region, 60H
USTFCCCA OT&F All-American Second Team – 4x100 Relay |
| Mark Raley |
HC |
Charlotte, N.C. |
Softball |
Coach of the Week, Mar. 29
JCSU Athletics Special Recognition Award |
| Trudy-Ann Richards |
Sr. |
St. Thomas, Jamaica |
Cross Country
Track & Field |
USTFCCCA IT&F All-Region, 200m
USTFCCCA OT&F All-American Second Team – 4x100 Relay
JCSU Most Improved (T&F) |
| Michane Rickets |
Soph. |
Kingston, Jamaica |
Track & Field |
USTFCCCA IT&F All-Region, Long Jump
CIAA Male Field Athlete OTW, Apr. 7
JCSU Most Outstanding Field Athlete (T&F) |
| Jasmine Riddick |
Sr. |
Atlanta, Ga. |
Women's Tennis |
JCSU Highest GPA |
| Kyle Robinson |
Fr. |
Levelland, Tex. |
Track & Field |
USTFCCCA IT&F All-Region, 4x400m Relay
USTFCCCA OT&F All-American First Team, 400m hurdles
USTFCCCA OT&F All-American First Team, 4x400m Relay
JCSU Newcomer of the Year (T&F) |
| Kaylin Roman |
Soph. |
Atlanta, Ga. |
Women's Tennis |
POTW, Mar. 22
JCSU Most Outstanding Offensive Player |
| Dionte Saunders |
Soph. |
Winterville, N.C. |
Football |
JCSU Most Improved |
| Fred Scott |
Sr. |
Stone Mountain, Ga. |
Football |
JCSU Most Outstanding Offensive Player |
| Mark Sherrill |
AC-MBB |
|
Men's Basketball |
CIAA Hall of Fame Inductee |
| Jakayla Smith |
Soph. |
Little River, S.C. |
Luv-A-Bulls Cheerleading |
JCSU Newcomer of the Year |
| Anteesha Smoots |
Fr. |
San Antonio, Tex. |
Volleyball |
CIAA Rookie OTW, Oct. 13
JCSU Newcomer of the Year |
| Joshua Steger |
Soph. |
Charlotte, N.C. |
Golf |
JCSU Most Improved
JCSU Most Valuable
JCSU Highest GPA |
| Alisa Stephenson |
Fr. |
Fayetteville, N.C. |
Women's Tennis |
JCSU Newcomer of the Year |
| Otis Stroud |
|
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PA |
JCSU Athletics Years of Service Award |
| Carlo Thomas |
Soph. |
East Orange, N.J. |
Football |
HEROSports.com National Defensive Stud OTW, Oct. 19
CIAA DB OTW, Oct. 20
D2Football.com National Defensive POTW, Oct. 21
BOXTOROW National POTW, Oct. 21
CIAA DB OTW, Oct. 26
1st Team All-CIAA
BOXTOROW All-America Selection
Charlotte Touchdown Club Scholarship Recipient
Little AP All-American
Pettis Norman Award (JCSU Male AOTY)
JCSU Most Valuable Player |
| Jamaal Tutt |
Soph. |
Atlanta, Ga. |
Football |
All-CIAA Honorable Mention |
| A'Diyah Ussery |
Fr. |
Shelby, N.C. |
Women's Basketball |
Rookie OTW, Dec. 22
All-CIAA Rookie Team |
| Melissa Vierra |
Sr. |
Tracy, Ca. |
Softball |
Pitcher OTW, Mar. 29 |
| William Watkins |
HC-Golf |
|
Golf |
USMC Coaches Academy Participant |
| Krista White |
Jr. |
Dayton, Ohio |
Women's Basketball |
JCSU Newcomer of the Year |
| Ke'Aira Wilson |
Jr. |
Indianapolis, Ind. |
Bowling |
JCSU Most Improved
JCSU Highest GPA (Bowling |
| Marvin Woodward |
Fr. |
Bloomfield, Conn. |
Cross Country
Track & Field |
JCSU Newcomer of the Year (CC) |
| Bedrick Yobo |
Soph. |
Charlotte, N.C. |
Football |
JCSU Highest GPA (FB) |
