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Subject 2 Change will be offering an undergraduate internship for the 2013 academic school year. We are looking for interns in the Durham/Chapel Hill/Raleigh area to develop new business accounts, and work on special projects throughout the year.

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McCOY, GOFORTH NAMED NCCU STUDENT-ATHLETES OF THE YEAR AT 'THE EDDIES'

McCOY, GOFORTH NAMED NCCU STUDENT-ATHLETES OF THE YEAR AT 'THE EDDIES'

Palko Earns Chancellor's Award as Student-Athlete with Highest Grade Point Averages

 

DURHAM, N.C. - North Carolina Central University senior sprinter Ashley McCoy and senior running back/return specialist Arthur Goforth were announced as the LeRoy T. Walker NCCU female and male student-athletes of the year on Monday night during The Eddies awards program inside McDougald-McLendon Gymnasium on the campus of NCCU.

McCoy, a native of Wilmington, N.C., has won five individual sprint events this year, including the first four events during the outdoor season. Her season's fastest 200-meter dash time of 23.58 seconds ranks 41st among NCAA Division I sprinters. During her impressive four-year career, McCoy as amassed 14 individual event victories, including 21 individual races won overall. She has also teamed up with fellow Lady Eagles to win 12 relay races.

 

Goforth, a native of Columbia, S.C., ranked second in MEAC and 23^rd in the NCAA Division I-FCS with 134.9 all-purpose yards per game in 2012, scored three touchdowns on special teams returns, and averaged an NCCU single-season record 35.8 yards per punt return, including school-record 92-yard punt return. He was the team leader in both rushing (575 yards, 3 TDs) and receiving (35 catches, 258 yards). Goforth was named First Team All-MEAC and Beyond Sports College Network FCS All-America First Team as a return specialist. During his record-breaking career, he became the third Eagle in school history to reach 4,000 career all-purpose yards (4,021), broke the NCCU record for longest punt return (92-yard TD vs. Delaware State, Nov. 3, 2012), and owns two of NCCU's longest kickoff returns in school history (97-yard TD vs. Winston-Salem State, Sept. 11, 2010, and 92-yard TD at Appalachian State, Sept. 18, 2010).

Women's tennis senior Olesya Palko (Kyiv, Ukraine) received the Chancellor's Award as the student-athlete with the highest overall grade point average. Palko has maintained an unblemished 4.0 grade point average as a biology/pre-med major with a minor in chemistry.

Faculty Athletic Council Awards, this year presented to the men's and women's teams with the highest overall grade point averages based on team size, were received by men's tennis, women's tennis, baseball and volleyball.

The team most valuable player awards were presented to Jeremy Ingram (men's basketball), Chasidy Williams (women's basketball), Laverne Jones (bowling), Johnae Stoutamire (cheerleading), Amber Kirkland (softball), Glendon Mabe (golf), Daniil Gerasimov (men's tennis), Aissa Muamba (women's tennis), Phillip Barren (men's outdoor track & field), Ashley McCoy (women's outdoor track & field), Amber Brooks (women's cross country), Willie Calvin (men's indoor track & field), Anthonia Ballard (women's indoor track & field), Christine Anthony (volleyball), Jordan Reid (football - offense), Tazmon Foster (football - defense), Arthur Goforth and Malik Cromartie (football - special teams), Arthur Goforth (football - overall).

The team academic award winners were Gavin Guarrera (baseball), Ebuka Anyaorah (men's basketball), Tenika Neely (women's basketball), Rae'Shelle Drayton (bowling), India Johnson (cheerleading), Bianka Molina (softball), Ryne Toole (golf), Tamina Kienka (men's tennis), Olesya Palko and Ekaterina Nekrasova (women's tennis), Brandon Addison (men's track & field/cross country), Taisha Parkins (women's track & field/cross country), Dayana Arrufat Rondon (volleyball) and Matthew Cornelius (football).

The third annual "True Grit" awards, established to recognize leadership, sportsmanship and pride, were presented to Joseph Hutchinson (football), Michael Wilson (golf), Akeem Hood (baseball), Tamina Kienka (men's tennis), Rashawn King (men's basketball), Alexis Woodley (cheerleading), Amber Neely (women's basketball), Melissa Rabell Pineiro (volleyball), Delesha Conquest (women's cross country), Nana Atakora-Bediako (men's indoor track & field), Jasmine Wanamaker (women's indoor track & field), James Reese (men's outdoor track & field), Regina Summerville (women's outdoor track & field), Ekaterina Nekrasova and Rebecca Wood (women's tennis), Angelique Perricelli (softball) and Kristyne Garrett (bowling).

 

The coach's award winners were Gavin Guarrera (baseball), Stanton Kidd (men's basketball), Tisha Dixon (women's basketball), Kia Robinson (cheerleading), Taisha Parkins (women's cross country), Xavier Proctor (football), Spencer Jones (Golf), Tiphani Jackson (softball), Jose Fabara (men's tennis), Olesya Palko (women's tennis), Phillip Barren (men's indoor track & field), Amber Brooks (women's indoor track & field), Kevin Vincent (men's outdoor track & field), Syrita Hunt (women's outdoor track & field), and Kalin Russell (volleyball).

In other award presentations, Rachel Matthews and Courtney Pyles were named Athletic Training Students of the Year; Avaniki Campbell received the Harper-Armstrong Academic Achievement Award as the graduate assistant with the highest overall grade point average; Terrance Jones earned the McCree-Politano Service Award, presented to the graduate assistant who demonstrated leadership and outstanding service to the Department of Athletics; Bernard J. Watson was recognized for his outstanding school spirit and enthusiastic support during NCCU athletics events with the Screaming Eagle Award; John and Laquetta Barbee were honored as the Donors of the Year; Subject 2 Change was recognized as the New Corporate Sponsor of the Year, and Spoken-4 Communications was highlighted as the Corporate Sponsor of the Year.

The Eddies closed with a highlight video as a tribute to the 2012-13 NCCU student-athletes, which can be viewed on the internet at www.YouTube.com/NCCUEagles.

 

 

 

Subject 2 Change Honored at the 2013 NCCU "Eddie" Awards

The staff at Subject 2 Change has been awarded the "New Sponsor of the Year" Award at the 2013 NCCU "EDDIE" Awards.

The "EDDIE" Awards recognizes Student-Athletes at North Carolina Central University, in Durham, NC.

Please find out more about the Exciting Eagles of NCCU on their website: http://www.nccueaglepride.com/

NCCU TO HOST ANNUAL ATHLETICS AWARDS PROGRAM “THE EDDIES”

NCCU TO HOST ANNUAL ATHLETICS AWARDS PROGRAM "THE EDDIES"

The Eddies will be Held on Monday, April 22 in McDougald-McLendon Gymnasium

 

DURHAM, N.C. – The North Carolina Central University Department of Athletics will host its annual awards program, "The Eddies," on Monday, April 22 inside McDougald-McLendon Gymnasium. The event, which is open to the public with free admission, will start at 7 p.m.

 

The awards program, named in honor of NCCU's mascot Eddie the Eagle, will recognize student-athletes who have demonstrated outstanding athletic and academic performance.

 

The NCCU Department of Athletics will present Most Valuable Player, Academic (student-athlete with highest grade point average) and True Grit (recognizing leadership, sportsmanship and pride) awards to chosen student-athletes from each team. Presentations will also be made to the male and female student-athletes of the year (LeRoy T. Walker award), the student-athlete with the highest overall grade point average (Chancellor's award) and the teams with the highest grade point average (Faculty Athletic Council award).

 

A complete list of award winners will be available at www.NCCUEaglePride.com following the awards program.

 

- NCCU –

 

 

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Durham to host 2014 Triple-A All-Star Game

The Durham Bulls are thrilled to announce that we'll be the host of the 2014 Triple-A All-Star Game! The 27th annual Triple-A All-Star Game will take place on July 16, 2014 and will be nationally televised on MLB Network. It will serve as the centerpiece of a five-day celebration that will make the Triangle the focal point of the Minor League Baseball world. Since the game began between the International and Pacific Coast Leagues in 1988, 77 Triple-A All-Stars have gone on to play in the Major League All-Star Game, including Derek Jeter, Chipper Jones, Pedro Martinez, Mike Piazza, Chase Utley and Joey Votto. This will be your chance to see them live in your backyard, before you see them on the national stage. But this isn't just one game – it's a can't-miss five-day event honoring our National Pastime – and it all will take place right here in the Triangle, home of America's Favorite Minor League Team. From an All-Star Fan Fest to a Home Run Derby featuring Minor League Baseball's most iconic home run target, you won't want to miss a second of this once-in-a-generation celebration. Read the official press release HERE. 2014 All-Star Game Ticket Priority There's only one way to guarantee yourself the ability to purchase tickets to the 2014 Triple-A All-Star Game and Home Run Derby: become a 2013 Durham Bulls ticket package holder. All 2013 ticket package holders will have priority in purchasing All-Star tickets, and with limited availability and an expected capacity crowd, it may be your only chance to get in on the All-Star action. After ticket package holders are given the ability to purchase 2014 Triple-A All-Star Game and Home Run Derby tickets, any remaining tickets will be opened up for sale to individuals who have signed up on the All-Star Game Waiting List. To get your name on the All-Star Game Waiting List, click HERE.

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HAPPY I HEART ME DAY!!

Mostly a "holiday" of forced exchanges of chocolate and flowers, Valentine's Day frustrations and woes seem to have conquered this crazy little thing called love, but I'm using this Valentine's Day to empower youth and give back to the community.  Last year I launched a project of using three simple words: "I Heart Me" and affixed this mantra onto t-shirts and totes. Instead of waiting for Cupid to shoot his arrow, I've decided to remind those in the community the power that can only come from loving yourself.

It's my way of turning Valentine's Day from a collision of expectations and realities, more so to a day in which people can still celebrate even if they didn't have a so-called "Valentine".

Instead of chocolates I will be giving out I Heart Me bags to not only empower these young kids but to encourage them too. My I Heart Me bags will consist of a note of encouragement along with a custom made t-shirt.  This year I'm launching "Know Your Worth" which is another mantra I hope can promote self worth & boost self-confidence.

In light of the overwhelming success of last year's project, I look forward to empowering today's youth with the I Heart Me Project. I invite you to participate and spread the love this Valentine's Day in your communities.

Tanasia Michelle