Cage 'Cats Sign Three Players In Summer Recruiting
B-CU Head Men's Basketball Coach Clifford Reed announced three players have signed with the Wildcats for the upcoming 2010-2011 season and school year. The Cage 'Cats signed two guards and a forward for next season as Bethune-Cookman shoots for its third straight winning season and a run for the MEAC Championship next March. [+] Bethune-Cookman Student-Athletes Honored By MEAC
MEAC ANNOUNCES 2010 COMMISSIONER'S ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM 618 Student-Athletes Achieve 3.0 or Better Cumulative Grade Point Average VIRGINIA BEACH, VA., May 18, 2010 - The Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC) announces the 2010 Commissioner's All-Academic Team, recognizing 618 student-athletes from the conference's 12 member institutions who achieved academic success during the 2009-10 academic school year. The team honors student-athletes, including sophomores to seniors, with a cumulative grade point average of 3.0 or better. "I am pleased to recognize 618 student-athletes who have maintained a 3.0 or better grade point average during the 2009-10 school year," said Commissioner Dennis E. Thomas. "In addition to these academic achievers, I applaud the athletic academic support staff and personnel, coaches, institutions, and parents for their contributions to success of these student-athletes." [+] C. J. Reed Named Second Team HBCU All-American
NEW YORK, NY - The BoxToRow.com HBCU All-American basketball teams were announced this week and B-CU sophomore guard C. J. Reed was named to the second team All-American squad. [+] Wildcats Make History, Back-to-Back Winning Seasons In Division I
The 2009-2010 Cage 'Cats made school history with their back-to-back winning seasons (17-16, the past two years) - the first time ever for the men's basketball program in NCAA Division I play (dating back to the 1979-80 season joining the MEAC Conference). [+] Heartbreaker At Buzzer, Del State Holds On To Beat Wildcats In MEAC Quarter-Finals 57-55
Winston-Salem, North Carolina - A furious second half comeback fell a tenth of a second short as Alexander Starling's tip-in to tie it at 57-57 and force overtime, was just after the final horn. The Wildcats came back from 19 points down with 15:45 to play in the game on the spirited play of sophomore Stanley Elliott (15 points), Starling (15 points), Albert Abrahams (10 points), and C. J. Reed (11 points). [+]