MONTGOMERY, Ala. — There were few people in the stadium that gave Miles much of a chance Saturday against Division I Alabama State. The 37-9 final score was reflective of the divide between the two team as the Hornets (3-0) continued to put points on the board at a swift clip
JACKSON, Miss. — In their first road test of the 2025 campaign, the Tuskegee Golden Tigers were unable to overcome a powerful Jackson State squad, falling 30-0 inside Mississippi Veterans Memorial Stadium. Read More...
WILBERFORCE, Ohio – The Benedict College Tigers posted their second consecutive shutout with a 10-0 victory over Central State on Saturday in their SIAC opener. Read More...
ATLANTA – Clark Atlanta and Fort Valley State battled on the gridiron for the 73rd time in both programs' history on Thursday night. The Panthers bested the Wildcats, 26-21, in Clark Atlanta's first home night game in over seven years. Sophomore linebacker Eric Seary headlined the night with
ROME, Ga. — The Clark Atlanta University volleyball team showed moments of grit and competitive energy Tuesday evening but ultimately fell 3–0 (17–25, 21–25, 13–25) on the road to Shorter University. Read More...
ATLANTA — It’s the final weekend for the league taking on a majority of non-conference foes. The Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference battles a heavy dose of HBCU FCS opponents while two upstart teams clashes with traditional power teams. Read More...
PAINESVILLE, Ohio — Central State volleyball battled until the very end, but the Marauders came up just short in a five-set thriller, falling 3–2 on the road to Lake Erie inside the Jerome T. Osborne Center. Read More...
SALISBURY, N.C. — In a gritty road test between two HBCU rivals, the Allen University women's volleyball team pushed Livingstone College to the brink in a back-and-forth five-set marathon, but ultimately fell short, 3–2, in a match that showcased fierce rallies, standout performances, and momentum swings from
ORANGEBURG, S.C. — The Benedict College women's volleyball team won their third straight match, taking a 3-1 victory over Claflin on Tuesday night. Read More...
ATLANTA — The Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference announced its Cross Country Runners of the Week on Tuesday, Sept. 9, honoring student-athletes for impressive performances in meets last week. Andrew Drumwright (Central State) and Brea Vann (Albany State) were recognized. Read More...
ATLANTA — The Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference announced its Women’s Volleyball Players of the Week on Tuesday, Sept. 9, honoring student-athletes for impressive performances in matches played last week. Claire Hayes (Spring Hill), Ashlyn Whiteside (Spring Hill), Willow Alls (Benedict), and Mia Burgess (Benedict) were recognized. Read More...
ATLANTA — The Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference announced its Football Players of the Week on Tuesday, Sept. 9, honoring student-athletes for impressive performances in games played last week. Isaiah Knowles (Albany State), Trevon French (Edward Waters), Lorcan Ryans (Tuskegee) and EJ Hall (Tuskegee) were recognized. Read More...
WINNSBORO, S.C. — What began as a highly anticipated home opener under the lights turned into a night of eerie momentum swings, downpours, and untimely turnovers as Allen University fell 28–17 to Livingstone College in front of a passionate crowd at Fairfield Central High School. Read More...
MILLEDGEVILLE, Ga. – The Albany State University volleyball team wrapped up play at the 2025 Bobcat Classic on Saturday, battling through two competitive matches but ultimately falling short against Young Harris College and host Georgia College. The Lady Golden Rams ended the day 0-2, moving to 0-4 overall to start the
SAVANNAH, Ga. — Most coaches will say that the biggest improvements are made between the first and second games. Read More...
ATLANTA — After an hour and forty-minute weather delay, the Clark Atlanta Panthers outlasted the Florida Memorial Lions, 17-12, in a rematch of last year's matchup that ended at halftime in a 28-28 tie due to inclement weather conditions. However, the Panthers wouldn't let bad weather stop
