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VUU and VSU open hoops season with wins

Virginia Union University basketball fans are hopeful Demarius Pitts’ second turn as a Panther goes as well as the first.

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Antoine Davis’ scoring dominance

Detroit Mercy guard nets 3,103 points as of Jan. 4

A former walk-on is likely to soon become the second leading scorer in NCAA basketball history.

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Lady Panthers favored to win 4th crown in 5 years

The Virginia Union University Lady Panthers have barely tapped the brakes in running roughshod over the CIAA women’s basketball tournament during the past five years.

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VSU's rushing attack seals victory over UNC-Pembroke; match with St. Augustine's this Saturday

Two seasons ago, Virginia State University featured the CIAA’s premier running back in Trenton Cannon, who is now with the NFL’s New York Jets. Last Saturday, it looked almost like Cannon had returned to Ettrick for a curtain call.

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Coach Jay Butler is Mr. 100

Coach Jay Butler’s 100th coaching victory at Virginia Union University is in his rear-view mirror.

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South Carolina women’s team claims NCAA title

The University of South Carolina dominated the backboards and the scoreboard en route to its second NCAA women’s basketball crown last Sunday.

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Hawaii defeats Curacao in Little League final

Curacao’s magic carpet ride to the Little League World Series ended with a frustrating finish.

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VUU nets 76-65 win over Bowie

Just when you think Robert Osborne has hit full stride, he shifts into an even higher gear.

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Hopewell’s TreVeyon Henderson sets freshman rushing record

TreVeyon Henderson hardly broke stride in moving from Hopewell High School to football’s national spotlight at Ohio State University.

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Newark next stop for HU, NSU match

Hampton and Norfolk State universities are packing their bags and taking their “backyard rivalry” on the road again.

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City high schools to host quarterfinal regionals

This has been a banner season for Richmond City high school football, and the best could be yet to come. Local fans won’t have to travel far to see some playoff action.

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Classic win for VUU Lady Panthers

The Virginia Union University Lady Panthers would prefer to have two McNeills in its lineup, but the team will settle for one. Even with Shareka McNeill sidelined with a knee injury, the Lady Panthers continue to be a dominant team in the CIAA and in the NCAA Division II.

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Local athletes to share NFL playoff spotlight

Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson isn’t the only local athlete making headlines in the NFL playoffs.

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Tomlin is winningest Black coach in NFL records

Make room at the top. A native Virginian is now No. 1 on the all-time list of NFL Black head coaches.

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VSU wins big at homecoming

Virginia State University’s homecoming also served as a coming out party for Jemourri La Pierre.

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Richmond Christian School girls’ basketball team wins VISAA state title

The Richmond Christian School girls’ basketball team didn’t even have enough players for a full 5-on-5 scrimmage this season.

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VUU freshman running back Jada Byers gives seniors a day to remember

Wouldn’t you know it. On Senior Day at Virginia Union University, a freshman stole the show.

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Villanova wins crown

Villanova University has climbed to the top step of college basketball’s highest staircase. And the Wildcats made it the old-fashioned way — minus any “one and done” elite, NBA-bound freshmen players.

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New pro basketball team is looking for ballers

So, you’re out of school, getting a bit older, but still want to play some serious basketball? Here’s your chance. There is a new pro basketball team forming in town — the Richmond Ram Chargers — and it’s looking for ballers.

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Monument Avenue race freezes out African elite runners

The popular Monument Avenue 10K looks pretty much the same as it always has — except for the runners at the very front of the pack. Approximately 30,000 runners, joggers and walkers signed up for this year’s 16th edition of the annual event coordinated by Richmond Sports Backers.