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Athletes of the Week
Chris Bell
Football
Recorded 10 catches for 100 yards and two touchdowns in the 21-16 win over Delaware State...had eight catches for 86 yards and both of his touchdowns in the decisive fourth-quarter rally...scored the winning TD with 49 seconds remaining on a 39-yard catch-and-run where he broke two tackles before finding the end zone...it was his fourth 100-yard receiving game of the season.
Nicole Kessner
Women's Volleyball
Posted 50 assists in NSU's two matches last week...had six kills, no errors and hit .429 in the loss to Bethune-Cookman...added 27 assists in the loss to Florida A&M...had five digs in each match.

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Rutto Leads Women’s Cross Country at NCAA Southeast Regional
11.15 | Women's Cross Country
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Norfolk State sophomore Kellen Rutto (Eldoret, Kenya) paced the women’s cross country team at the 2009 NCAA Cross Country Southeast Regional on Saturday at the University of Louisville. Rutto finished the 6K course in 22:44.56 to help the Spartans to a 32nd-place finish.

It was the Spartans’ first-ever appearance at the Southeast Regional after they won their first MEAC Cross Country championship two weeks ago.



2009 WXC MEAC Team
The women's cross country team won its first-ever MEAC title
Women’s Cross Country Wins First-Ever MEAC Title
10.31 | Women's Cross Country
PRINCESS ANNE, Md. — The Norfolk State women’s cross country team won its first-ever Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference championship title on Saturday morning on the campus of Maryland Eastern Shore. The Spartans scored 49 points and had four runners earn All-MEAC honors.

Sophomore Aurora Scott (Portsmouth, Va.) was the Spartans’ top finisher. She completed the 3.1 mile course (5,000 meters) in 18:44.97 for a third-place finish.



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10.29 | Women's Cross Country
NSU Women Run for MEAC Cross Country Title on Saturday
NORFOLK, Va. — The Norfolk State women’s cross country team will attempt to win its first-ever Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference title this Saturday at the 2009 MEAC Cross Country Championship. The 3.1-mile (5,000 meters) race begins at 9:45 a.m. in Princess Anne, Md.

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10.28 | General
Calling All Alumni Athletes!
NORFOLK, Va. - Calling all Spartan alumni athletes! Help us keep track of you by filling out the registration contact form here. The form can also be accessed by navigating to the main page at www.nsuspartans.com and following the link to Alumni Athlete Registration.

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10.19 | Women's Cross Country
Scott Leads NSU Women at W&M Tribe Open
Williamsburg, Va. — Norfolk State sophomore Aurora Scott (Portsmouth, Va.) finished fourth at the William & Mary Tribe Open on Saturday. She ran the 6K (3.7 mile) course in 22:17.21.

Former Virginia Commonwealth runner, Maria-Elena Calle won the overall title in 20:36.24



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10.07 | Women's Cross Country
Scott Earns Third Consecutive MEAC Cross Country Weekly Honor

NORFOLK, Va. — Norfolk State sophomore Aurora Scott (Portsmouth, Va.) was selected as the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC) Cross Country Athlete of the Week for the third straight week, the league announced on Wednesday.

Scott paced the Spartans and won the HBCU Challenge in 18:27 at the Great American Cross Country Festival. Her time helped NSU to a first-place finish out of 13 competing teams.



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10.05 | Women's Cross Country
Women’s Cross Country Wins HBCU Challenge at Great American XC Festival
CARY, N.C. — Sophomore Aurora Scott (Portsmouth, Va.) turned in a first-place finish in a season-best time of 18:27 to help lead the Norfolk State women’s cross country team to the title at Saturday’s HBCU Challenge (5K) at the Great American Cross Country Festival. The Spartans tallied 31 points for the win.

The other teams finishing in the top five were: Hampton (43), North Carolina Central (93), St, Augustine’s (118) and Bowie State (146).



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