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	The Saint Paul's College Department of Athletics Congratulates LaSheena Higgs & Zakiya Ingraham 2006 NCAA Division II Outdoor Track & Field National Qualifiers
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April 10, 2006 SPC Tigers Release 2006 Football Schedule

Highlights

►Hassan Robinson (Men’s Basketball) scored his 1,000^th career point vs. Virginia State University on February 4, 2006.

►Coach Edward “Buck” Joyner (Men’s Basketball) captured his 100^th career victory with a win over St. Andrew’s Presbyterian College on February 22, 2006.

►Men’s basketball team had the highest cumulative G.P.A. amongst all CIAA Men’s basketball teams.

►Bruce Royal (Men’s Basketball) was named the CIAA Rookie of the Year and finished his rookie season ranked 12^th in the nation in assists (6.2 apg).

►9 Student-athletes received CIAA All-Rookie Team honors.

►15 Student-athletes received All-CIAA honors.

►Football program was revitalized and captured the Western Virginia Education Classic and the Dayton City Classic.

►The SPC women’s bowling team had the highest finish in school history (3^rd) and received votes to be nationally ranked.

►SPC Bowler Jessica McCandless was named 1^st Team All-Region by the National Tenpin Coaches Association. Teammate Lindsay Bowman garnered 2^nd Team All-Region honors and was named the Northeast Region’s Rookie of the Year.

►Zakiya Ingraham became SPC’s first female All-American when she was named to the NCAA Division II Indoor Track and Field All-American Team.

►National qualifiers Zakiya Ingraham (400 Meter Dash) and LaSheena Higgs represented Saint Paul’s College nationally at the 2006 NCAA Division II Track and Field Championships.

►3 Student-athletes finished the academic year with a cumulative GPA of 4.0 (Whitney Harris, Katrina Wright and Sharron Redford*)! *Denotes 2006 Graduate.

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Highlights

►Hassan Robinson (Men’s Basketball) scored his 1,000^th career point vs. Virginia State University on February 4, 2006.

►Coach Edward “Buck” Joyner (Men’s Basketball) captured his 100^th career victory with a win over St. Andrew’s Presbyterian College on February 22, 2006.

►Men’s basketball team had the highest cumulative G.P.A. amongst all CIAA Men’s basketball teams.

►Bruce Royal (Men’s Basketball) was named the CIAA Rookie of the Year and finished his rookie season ranked 12^th in the nation in assists (6.2 apg).

►9 Student-athletes received CIAA All-Rookie Team honors.

►15 Student-athletes received All-CIAA honors.

►Football program was revitalized and captured the Western Virginia Education Classic and the Dayton City Classic.

►The SPC women’s bowling team had the highest finish in school history (3^rd) and received votes to be nationally ranked.

►Zakiya Ingraham became SPC’s first female All-American when she was named to the NCAA Division II Indoor Track and Field All-American Team.

►National qualifiers Zakiya Ingraham (400 Meter Dash) and LaSheena Higgs represented Saint Paul’s College nationally at the 2006 NCAA Division II Track and Field Championships.

►3 Student-athletes finished the academic year with a cumulative GPA of 4.0 (Whitney Harris, Katrina Wright and Sharron Redford*)! *Denotes 2006 Graduate.

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Highlights

►Hassan Robinson (Men’s Basketball) scored his 1,000^th career point vs. Virginia State University on February 4, 2006.

►Coach Edward “Buck” Joyner (Men’s Basketball) captured his 100^th career victory with a win over St. Andrew’s Presbyterian College on February 22, 2006.

►Men’s basketball team had the highest cumulative G.P.A. amongst all CIAA Men’s basketball teams.

►Bruce Royal (Men’s Basketball) was named the CIAA Rookie of the Year and finished his rookie season ranked 12^th in the nation in assists (6.2 apg).

►9 Student-athletes received CIAA All-Rookie Team honors.

►15 Student-athletes received All-CIAA honors.

►Football program was revitalized and captured the Western Virginia Education Classic and the Dayton City Classic.

►The SPC women’s bowling team had the highest finish in school history (3^rd) and received votes to be nationally ranked.

►Zakiya Ingraham became SPC’s first female All-American when she was named to the NCAA Division II Indoor Track and Field All-American Team.

►National qualifiers Zakiya Ingraham (400 Meter Dash) and LaSheena Higgs represented Saint Paul’s College nationally at the 2006 NCAA Division II Track and Field Championships.

►3 Student-athletes finished the academic year with a cumulative GPA of 4.0 (Whitney Harris, Katrina Wright and Sharron Redford*)! *Denotes 2006 Graduate.

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