Grambling State University - Tiger Yearbook (Grambling, LA)

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: 3 poo MEN’S TRACK—(L-R) Isokpunow, Jones, Francis, George, Johnson. i € a = = we MEN’S BASKETBALL—(L-R) Swafford, Gomes, Godfrey, Price, Wes- ley, Tanner. MEN’S TENNIS—(L-R) Brown, Wellington, Washington. Spring Athletes Cited At Banquet Softball standout Doyla Morales and basketball sensation Charles Price captured four trophies apiece during the annual spring sports banquet held for the first time in McCall Dining Hall. Morales, a sophomore from Evanston, Ill., amazed the large crowd by being named ‘‘Best Defensive Player,” ‘Best Offen- sive Player,” “‘Outstanding Pitcher,’ and ‘‘Most Valuable Play- er.” Napoleonville freshman Price was selected ‘Outstanding Freshman,” ‘“Top Rebounder,” ‘‘Top Scorer,” and ‘Freshman of the Year.” Others receiving trophies included: GOLF—Maurice Carney, Ontario, Canada, “‘Most Valuable Player’; Darrell Adams, Shreveport, “Outstanding Golfer’’; Michael Otter, Kelowna, British Columbia, “Academic Award.” WOMEN’S BASKETBALL—Aretha Sparks, Miami, “Best Defensive Player’; LeChandra LeDay, Opelousas, “‘Best Offen- sive Player’ and ‘‘Coaches Award’’; Mary Curie, Dubach, “Best Rebounder’ and ‘Most Valuable Player’; ReaLisa Sampson, Arcadia, “Most Improved Player’; Sue Powell, Mil- waukee, “‘Outstanding Freshman’’; Shelia Sanders, Hammond, “Academic Award.” MEN’S BASKETBALL —Robert Swafford, Lena, ‘‘Outstand- ing Senior’; Clarence Tanner, Palmetto, ‘“Most Valuable Play- er’; Ian Gomes, Diego Martin, Trinidad, “Academic Award’’; Michael Godfrey, Fairbanks, Ala., “Fred Hobdy Award”; Terrell Wesley, Grambling, ‘“‘Willis Reed Award.” MEN’S TRACK—Dale Jones, Antigua, West Indies, ‘‘Out- standing Freshman” and ‘Most Valuable”; Wesley Francis, Trinidad, West Indies, ‘“‘Outstanding Field Event”; Dereck George, Trinidad, West Indies, ‘Most Outstanding”; Michael Johnson, El Dorado, Ark., ‘‘Coaches Award’’; Samuel Isokpunow, Nigeria, ““Academic Award.” WOMEN’S TRACK— Jocelyn Joseph, All Saints, Trinidad, ‘“‘Top Freshman Cross Country’’; Joy Bryson, Trelwany, Jamaica, “Most Outstanding Cross Country’’; Nadine Ebanks, Palo Seco, Trinidad, ‘‘Top Freshman Indoor and Outdoor Track”’; Sonya Henderson, Brooklyn, ‘Most Outstanding Indoor and Outdoor’; Caren Askew, Brooklyn, ‘““Academic Award”’; Shelia McCann, Brooklyn, ‘Most Outstanding Field Person’; Christine Bain, Curepe, Trinidad, ‘‘Most Valuable.” SOFTBALL —Maria Gooding, Minden, ‘‘Most Improved Play- er’; Marie McCaskill, New Orleans, “‘Coaches Award’’; Sharon Minnick, Abbeville, “Academic Award.” WOMEN’S TENNIS— Sabrina Olds, Miami, ‘‘Most Improved Player’; Lisa Mitchell, Miami, ‘‘Outstanding Freshman’’; Morolake Olagbegi, Lagos, Nigeria, ‘‘Most Valuable’’; Kenyatta Scott, Grambling, ‘““Academic Award.”’ MEN’S TENNIS—Craig Brown, Greenville, S.C., ‘‘Most Valuable’’; Darrell Wellington, New York City, ‘‘Outstanding Freshman’”’ and ‘‘Academic Award’’; Paul Washington, Shreveport, ‘Most Improved.”’ BASEBALL— Juan Watkins, LaPlace, ‘“‘Outstanding Hitter”’ and ‘Most Valuable Player”; Palfrey Polk, New Iberia, ‘‘Out- standing Senior”; Rodney Lofton, East St. Louis, Ill., ‘‘Out- standing Freshman’’; Martin Foley, New Orleans, ‘“‘Most Valu- able Pitcher”; Tony Bailey, New York City, ‘Academic Award.” : Featured speaker for the banquet was former Public Rela- tions and Sports Information Director Collie J. Nicholson.

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