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2018 Saint Augustine’s University Football

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Table of Contents

Page 2.................................................................................................2018 Quick Facts

Page 3....................................................................................Head Coach Tim Chavous

Pages 4-5-6.......................................................................................Assistant Coaches

Page 7..........................................................................................2018 Season Outlook

Pages 8-9..................................................................................2018 Preseason Roster

Pages 10-11-12.......................................................................................Key Returnees

Pages 13-14.........................................................................................2018 Opponents

Pages 15-16............................................................................................2017 Statistics

Page 17..................................................................................................Football History

Page 18.......................................................SAU Players of the Year and All-Americans

Back Cover..............................................................................................2018 Schedule


GENERAL INFORMATIONName of School:......................Saint Augustine’s UniversityMailing Address:.1315 Oakwood Ave., Raleigh, NC 27610Founded:.......................................................................1867Enrollment:..................................................................1,000Nickname:................................................................FalconsSchool Colors:.............................................Blue and WhiteStadium:.........................George Williams Athletic ComplexCapacity:.....................................................................2,500Surface:..................................................................FieldTurfAffi liation:..................................................NCAA Division IIConference:.................................................................CIAAPresident:.........................................Everett B. Ward, Ph.D.Alma Mater, Year:..............Saint Augustine’s College, 1982Athletic Director:.......................................George WilliamsAlma Mater, Year:..............Saint Augustine’s College, 1965Athletic Phone:............................................(919) 516-4206

HISTORYFirst year of football:.......................................1934 (CIAA)All-time bowl/playoff record:.............................1-0 (2010)All-time record:...................................................157-169-8

COACHING STAFFHead Coach:....................................................Tim ChavousAlma Mater:.................................Bethune-Cookman (2002)Record at school (seasons):.............8-20 (3rd full season)Football offi ce phone:................................(919) 516-4780 Best time to reach Coach:............................8 a.m.- 5 p.m.Off. Coordinator:.........................................Kameron SmithDefensive/Special Teams Coordinator:..........Kevin JonesOffensive Asst./QB Coach:...................Raymond Isaac, Jr.Offensive Line Coach:.................................Teyon ThamesDL Coach/Game Operations:.....................Dante DeVouseWide Receivers Coach:..................................Frank JamesRB Coach/Director of Ftb. Operations:......Jonathon VinesFullbacks/Tight Ends Coach:........................Reggie DavisDefensive Backs Coach:................................Okesa SmithRecruiting Coordinator/Def. Asst:........Dominique PoundsGrad. Asst./LB-Special Teams:........................Justin Shaw

ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATIONAthletic Director:.......................................George WilliamsAssociate Athletic Director:......................Leon CarringtonSenior Woman Administrator:..............................Dot NealAssociate AD for Compliance:...................Tara DavenportFaculty Athletic Representative:........Dr. Darnell J. BethelSports Information Director:.....................Anthony JeffriesHead Athletic Trainer:....................................LaKida Harris

SPORTS INFORMATIONSports Information Director:.....................Anthony Jeffries SID Offi ce Phone:........................................(919) 516-4517Cell Phone:..................................................(919) 348-5355SID Fax:........................................................(919) 516-4639SID Email:[email protected]

Athletic Website:........................www.saintaugfalcons.com

TEAM RECORD2017 Record:...............................5-5 (3-2 Home; 2-3 Away)CIAA Record:..............................5-2 (3-1 Home; 2-1 Away)Southern Division Record:........4-1 (3-0 Home; 1-1 Away) Basic Offense:.........................................................MultipleBasic Defense:........................................................MultipleLettermen Returning:......................................................53Lettermen Lost:................................................................11Starters Returning:..........................................................16Starters Lost:.....................................................................6

2017 RESULTSAug. 31................at Catawba 0-49 LSept. 9.................at Carson-Newman 14-41 LSept. 16...............Bowie State 20-66 LSept. 23...............at Lincoln (Pa.) 81-9 WSept. 30...............Virginia Union 7-28 LOct. 7...................Livingstone 30-29 WOct. 14.................Winston-Salem State 17-14 WOct. 21.................at Fayetteville State 31-34 LOct. 28.................Johnson C. Smith 24-0 WNov. 4..................at Shaw 31-14 W

TOP RETURNEESName Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. No.Lenwood Joyner WR 5-9 165 Sr. 2Jeremiah Miller RB 5-9 180 Jr. 3Josh Glisson RB 6-1 215 Sr. 5Demonte Hines DB 5-9 160 So. 11 D.J. Johnson QB 5-11 190 Sr. 14Demetrius Lewis QB 6-5 200 R-So. 16Calvin Montgomery OL 6-0 275 Jr. 55Zack Jenkins OL 6-7 310 Sr. 57Sean Smith PK/P 5-9 180 R-Sr. 58Keywan Morgan DL 6-0 300 Sr. 90

INFO ON TOP PLAYERSD.J. Johnson – Three-year starter has thrown for nearly3,000 yards and 28 TDs in his career.

Jeremiah Miller - Led the Falcons with 838 rushing yards and six rushing touchdowns last season.

Lenwood Joyner - Team’s top returning receiver with 36 catches, 529 receiving yards and four receiving TDs last season.

Josh Glisson - Combined with Miller to rush for 1,322 yards and nine touchdowns as a duo last season. Led backs with 17 receptions.

Demonte Hines - All-CIAA rookie led SAU in INTs last year.

Keywan Morgan - Team’s top returning tackler.

2018 Quick Facts


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Tim Chavous enters his third full season as Saint Augustine’s University (SAU) head football coach. He was offi cially named head coach on Feb. 19, 2016.

In 2017, Chavous led the Falcons to one of their best seasons in recent years. The Falcons tied for fi rst in the CIAA Southern Division for the fi rst time in recent

memory and posted a .500 or better overall record for the fi rst time since 2012.

Six SAU student-athletes earned All-CIAA honors including three on the fi rst team. Four Falcons landed on the All-CIAA Rookie Team and two Falcons made the Don Hanson All-Super Region squad. Two Falcons earned CoSIDA Academic All-District honors.

That same season, the SAU football program became involved with the Team IMPACT program which matches courageous kids with life-threatening and chronic illnesses with college athletic teams. Nine student-athletes represented the football team in the program - Justin Shaw, Sean Smith, Sylas Wells, Marcus Woods, Larry Blanton, Jake Ford, Calvin Montgomery, Jr., D.J. Johnson and Roy Garris.

In 2016, Chavous built the framework for a winning program on the fi eld in his fi rst full season as head coach.The Falcons were already successful in the classroom and the community. Twelve football student-athletes earned scholar-athlete status after maintaining a 3.0 cumulative grade point average or higher in the 2016-17 season. During the 2017 Honors Convocation on campus, three football student-athletes made the President’s List, twelve (12) were named to the Provost’s List and 11 were on the Dean’s List.

Chavous coached the Falcons for eight games on an interim basis in the 2015 season. He guided the Falcons to their only victory of the season, a 31-24 win over crosstown rival Shaw University on Nov. 7, 2015.

Chavous has been with the football program for six

seasons, including three full seasons as running backs coach. Under his guidance, standout tailback Roderick Davenport II became the University’s career rushing leader (modern era) in 2015, gaining 2,809 yards.

Chavous was the team’s academic coordinator from 2012 to 2016. The Falcons thrived in the classroom under Chavous, winning three consecutive awards for having the highest grade point average among all CIAA football teams.

Before coming to Saint Augustine’s University, Chavous was an assistant offensive coordinator and running backs coach at Saint Paul’s College from 2005 to 2011.

While at Saint Paul’s, Chavous was head baseball coach, admissions recruiter and director of student activities. During his tenure at Saint Paul’s, Chavous coached 10 All-CIAA student-athletes.

Chavous was running backs coach at Virginia State University from 2003 to 2004. He was a coach and camp coordinator at the University of Virginia during the summers of 2003 to 2006.

Chavous was a standout college running back at Bethune-Cookman University where he was a member of the 2002 MEAC championship team. He played two years at Pasadena (Calif.) City College for two years before transferring to Bethune-Cookman.

Chavous graduated from Bethune-Cookman with a Bachelor of Science degree in physical education and recreation in 2002. He earned a master’s degree in counselor education in 2010 at Virginia State University.

In high school, Chavous was a four-year starter at running back and linebacker at Lakewood (Fla.) High School. He was all-county at linebacker.

A native of St. Petersburg, Fla., Chavous is a member of the American Football Coaches Association (AFCA) and the Baseball Coaches Association.

Chavous is the proud father of two children, Jaylen and Cheala.

Head Coach Tim Chavous


Assistant Coaches

KAMERON SMITHOFFENSIVE COORDINATOR

Kameron Smith enters his fi rst season at Saint Augustine’s University as offensive coordinator.

Before coming to SAU, Smith spent four seasons at Hampton University as quarterbacks coach. In the 2016 season, his senior quarterback Jaylian Williamson earned third team

All-MEAC honors after he topped the conference in passing yards per game.

In 2015, Smith coached University of Virginia transfer David Watford, who was a second team All-MEAC selection after leading the conference in passing yards and ranking second in total offense. Watford ranks second in program history with 21 touchdown passes in a season.

As a collegian, Smith was a three-year starter at quarterback at Winston-Salem State University. He holds HBCU records for most wins in a season (14), and he went 31-4 as a starter. Smith threw for 7,540 career yards and96 touchdowns. In 2012, he led WSSU to a Div. II nationalrunner-up fi nish. That season, Smith was named DougWilliams Black College Football Offensive Player of theYear, Pigskin Club Offensive Player of the Year and CIAAOffensive Player of the Year.

Smith, a native of Garner, N.C., graduated from Winston-Salem State with a degree in Business Management.

KEVIN JONESDEFENSIVE/SPECIAL TEAMS COORDINATOR

Former Saint Augustine’s University great Kevin Jones is back for his third season in his second stint on the Falcons’ football staff.

He will be the team’s defensive coordinator and special teams coordinator for the 2018 season.

Jones was the linebackers coach and assisted with special teams in 2017. Under his tutelage, standout linebacker James Hickman was named fi rst team All-CIAA and garnered Don Hansen All-Super Region recognition in 2017. During his fi rst stint from 2011 to 2013, Jones was the safeties coach.

Jones was a tackling machine at outside and inside linebacker for the Falcons from 2003 to 2006. The South Hill, Va., native was the 2006 CIAA defensive player of the year and still holds the single-game (21) modern-day school record for total tackles.

A Daktronics and Associated Press Division II All-American in 2006, Jones ranks second on the Saint Augustine’s University season and career lists for total tackles in the modern era.

After fi nishing his collegiate football career with the Falcons, Jones played professionally for the Washington Redskins of the NFL and the Maryland Maniacs of the Indoor Football League before entering the coaching ranks.

JONATHON VINESRUNNING BACKS COACH/DIR. OF FOOTBALL OPERATIONS

Jonathon Vines begins his third season at SAU including his second season as running backs coach and director of football operations.

Vines has over 10 years of coaching and front offi ce experience on the pro and collegiate levels.

Vines coached at ECU, the San Francisco 49ers, UNC, NCCU and the Miami Dolphins. He graduated from East Carolina University with a communications degree in 2006.

REGGIE DAVISFULLBACKS/TIGHT ENDS COACH

Reggie Davis starts his third season on the Falcons coaching staff.

Davis has many years of coaching experience from Pop Warner to the high school level. He also owns the N.C. Bengals which is a minor league professional team.

Davis graduated from N.C. State University with a criminology degree in 2006. He was a standout running back and linebacker with the Wolfpack for four years.


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Assistant Coaches

FRANK JAMESWIDE RECEIVERS COACH

Frank James begins his fourth season as the Falcons’ wide receivers coach.

For the past two seasons, James helped Sam Boyd develop into one of the top receivers in the CIAA. Boyd earned HBCU All-America honors after a standout season in his fi rst year on the Falcons football team. Boyd caught a team-high 16

touchdown passes in two seasons.

As a collegiate player, James was a standout wide receiver for the Falcons from 2008-2012. He was a member of the 2010 Pioneer Bowl championship team. James graduated from Saint Augustine’s University with a degree in human performance and wellness in 2013.

TEYON THAMESOFFENSIVE LINE COACH

Teyon Thames begins his second season as offensive line coach at Saint Augustine’s University.

Thames, a Raleigh, N.C., native, spent two seasons at Elizabeth City State University as offensive line coach and assistant offensive line coach.

A three-year football letterman, Thames graduated from his alma mater in 2014 with a bachelors of science degree in marine environmental science.

DANTE DEVOUSEDEFENSIVE LINE COACH/GAME OPERATIONS

Dante DeVouse enters his fourth season on the Falcons’ football staff.

Last season, DeVouse was the outside linebackers-long snappers coach.

DeVouse was a hard-hitting linebacker for the Falcons from 2010 to 2013.

In 2016, DeVouse received a degree in chemistry with a minor in animal science at Saint Augustine’s University.

OKESA SMITHDEFENSIVE BACKS COACH

Okesa Smith is in his fi rst season as defensive backs coach at Saint Augustine’s University.

Smith has over 10 years of coaching experience on the defensive side of the football. Previously, Smith was an assistant coach at Heritage (N.C.) High School from 2016 to 2018 where he worked with the defensive backs. He also was the defensive coordinator at Cardinal Gibbons (N.C.) High School from 2011 to 2016 and an assistant coach at Tallwood (Va.) High School from 2005 to 2011 where he coached running backs, receivers and defensive backs. Smith coached nine DI recruits, one DII recruit and three DIII recruits at Tallwood.

A two-year letterwinner at Virginia Tech, Smith was a cornerback, free safety and special teams player for the Hokies. He graduated at Virginia Tech with an English degree in 2011.

JUSTIN SHAWGRADUATE ASSISTANT/LINEBACKERS-SPECIAL TEAMS

Justin Shaw joins the Saint Augustine’s University football staff as a graduate assistant after playing for the Falcons as a collegian.

Shaw will help coach linebackers and special teams for the Falcons. He played fullback and linebacker for the Falcons from 2014 to 2017. As a junior, Shaw recorded 28 tackles, 3.5 tackles for loss, one sack and one interception during the 2016 season.

As a freshman in 2014, Shaw helped open holes for Roderick Davenport, who became the University’s career rushing leader in the modern era that season.


Assistant Coaches

RAY ISAAC, JR.OFFENSIVE ASST./QUARTERBACKS COACH

Ray Isaac, Jr. enters his fi rst season at Saint Augustine’s University as the quarterbacks coach.

Isaac currently travels to different venues in the country coaching at football camps and skill clinics, teaching individual techniques with the goal of developing a foundation which will benefi t each young individual with skills needed to succeed in life.

From 2003 to 2007, Isaac held various coaching positions with several teams in the National Indoor Football League including head coach and director of football operations with the Florida Frenzy in 2006.

Isaac graduated from Youngstown State University with a B.A. degree in communications in 1997. He earned a Masters of Arts degree in management and leadership from Webster University in 2005.

DOMINIQUE POUNDSRECRUITING COORDINATOR/DEFENSIVE ASST.

Dominique Pounds will be the recruiting coordinator and defensive assistant in his fi rst year with the Saint Augustine’s University football program.

Pounds is also the defensive coordinator with the Carolina Seminoles football club and the defensive line and offensive line coach for the Carolina Punishers football club.

Before coming to SAU, Pounds held various coaching positions with the Wake Forest (N.C.) Alpha Dogs Football Club from 2012 to 2017 including defensive coordinator, wide receivers coach and defensive back coach. Pounds assisted on the Millbrook (N.C.) High School coaching staff in 2004.

A Morrisville, N.C., resident, Pounds graduated from Fayetteville State University in 2000. He is a member of the Triangle Fellowship of Christian Athletes.


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2018 Season OutlookThe 2017 season was one to remember for the Saint Augustine’s University football faithful.

For the fi rst time in recent memory, the Falcons were at the top of the football standings. They tied for the best record in the CIAA Southern Division with a 5-2 conference mark including a 4-1 record against Southern Division opponents.

The Falcons were rolling during the second half of the schedule, winning four of their last fi ve games which led to a 5-5 overall mark, their fi rst non-losing record since 2012.

SAU picked up some impressive wins during that stretch. The Falcons beat perennially powerful Winston-Salem State University 17-14 for the fi rst time since 2010 and only the second time since the Rams returned to Division II.

The Falcons manhandled Johnson C. Smith University 24-0 on Homecoming Day and topped arch-rival Shaw 31-14 to take the Raleigh Classic in the season fi nale. Onlya three-point loss (34-31) to eventual Southern Divisionchamp Fayetteville State University prevented the Falconsfrom reaching their fi rst-ever CIAA Championship Game.

To say that Head Coach Tim Chavous is building momentum off last season’s success is an understatement. The Falcons are aiming high this season with the return of 53 lettermen and the addition of several talented newcomers.

The offense is nearly intact with nine returning starters including quarterback Darryl “D.J.” Johnson. A four-year

senior, Johnson has passed for 28 touchdowns and nearly 3,000 yards in his career. The backfi eld duo of Jeremiah Miller and Josh Glisson is also back with both runners combining for 1,322 yards and nine touchdowns.

The speedy Lenwood Joyner is anticipating a breakout year at wide receiver after ranking second on the team behind departing All-CIAA wide receiver Sam Boyd in receptions and touchdown catches the past two seasons. Anchoring the offense are All-CIAA honorable mention tackle Zack Jenkins, Joe Edwards and All-CIAA Rookie team member Tremaine Roundtree.

The defense will miss defensive lineman Chasz Cosby and linebacker James Hickman, both fi rst team All-CIAA selections a year ago, but returns seven starters. The trio of defensive lineman Keywan Morgan, All-CIAA rookie defensive back Demonte Hines and defensive back Roy Garris will lead the defense. The kicking game is in good shape as reliable Sean Smith returns for his senior season.

Like a year ago, the Falcons will prepare for their Southern Division foes with a challenging non-conference slate. They open on the road against Division I opponents Jacksonville University and North Carolina Central University before hosting defending CIAA champion Virginia State University in the home opener.

The Falcons expect to be peaking in the latter part of the season. They host two of their last three games at home including Fayetteville State for Homecoming (Oct. 20) and Shaw in the Raleigh Classic (Nov. 3). This time, the Falcons hope a fast fi nish will lead to something special.


No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown High School 1 Jermiah Bridges So. WR 6-0 180 Power Springs, GA Elon Univ.2 Lenwood Joyner Sr. WR 5-9 165 Miami, FL Central HS3 Jeremiah Miller Jr. RB 5-9 180 Miami, FL Jackson HS4 Sidney Lawson So. DB 5-11 170 Charlo e, NC Winston-Salem State Univ.5 Josh Glisson Jr. RB 6-1 215 Charlo e, NC Butler HS 6 Dante Robinson So. LB 6-0 230 Valdosta, GA Valdosta State Univ.7 Charles Edmond Jr. WR 5-9 180 High Point, NC Central HS8 Desmond Smith Sr. WR 6-3 210 Richmond, VA Varina HS9 Tyler Trexler So. DL 6-5 270 Chesapeake, VA Hickory HS10 Teyon Davis R-Fr. DB 5-11 170 Landover, MD Eleanor Roosevelt HS11 Demonte Hines So. DB 5-9 160 Washington, DC Theodore Roosevelt HS12 Desmond Ellio Fr. QB 6-2 170 Portsmouth, VA Portsmouth HS13 D’Errico Riggins Fr. QB 5-10 180 Washington, DC Na onal Collegiate Prep HS14 D.J. Johnson Sr. QB 5-11 190 Richmond, VA Highland Springs HS15 Anthony Berry, Jr. Fr. WR 6-0 170 Kinston, NC Kinston HS16 Demetrius Lewis R-So. QB 6-5 200 Columbia, SC Irmo HS17 Roy Garris Jr. DB 6-2 180 Raleigh, NC Enloe HS19 Jonte Miles So. WR 6-4 190 San Diego, CA Howard CC20 Steven Edwards, Jr. So. DB 6-0 185 Kissimmee, FL Itasca CC21 Davaughn Taylor Sr. DB 6-3 200 Washington, DC Woodson HS22 Joseph Harris, Jr. Fr. LB 6-0 225 Jacksonville, FL Fletcher HS23 Cur s Hardy So. DB 6-1 190 Washington, DC Virginia Union Univ.23 Chrys an Wilson Fr. WR 6-2 180 Bunell, FL Flagler HS24 German Neville Fr. RB 5-9 180 South Hill, VA Park View HS25 Terry Warren Sr. LB 6-0 220 Franklin, VA Franklin HS26 Vaughn Covington Fr. CB/QB 6-0 190 Faye eville, NC Smith HS27 Brandon Holmes Fr. DB 6-1 180 Durham, NC Panther Creek HS28 Titus Whitehead Fr. DB 6-2 200 Jersey City, NJ Snyder HS29 Zay Robinson Fr. LB/DB 6-0 215 Salisbury, NC Salisbury HS30 Josh Hollingsworth Fr. DB 6-0 210 Charlo e, NC West Charlo e HS31 Ahmek Henry Sr. DB 6-0 170 Charlo e, NC East Mecklenburg HS32 Jus n Chavis Jr. DB 6-2 200 Raleigh, NC Garner HS33 Dimitri Mckay So. RB 6-0 235 Norfolk, VA Norfolk State Univ.34 Larry Blanks Jr. FB 5-11 240 Dunn, NC Midway HS35 Tyquan Anderson So. DB 5-8 160 Columbia, SC Shaw Univ.36 Kendrick Gadson So. RB 5-9 180 Charlo e, NC Mallard Creek HS38 Tyrian Joye Sr. DB 5-9 190 Charlo e, NC Rocky River HS39 Devyon Williams Sr. DB 5-11 180 York, SC York HS40 Sadarius Williams Fr. RB 6-1 210 Dinwiddie, VA Dinwiddie HS41 Desmond Quinerly Jr. DL 6-3 260 Raleigh, NC Garner HS42 Tris an Green Sr. LB 6-0 230 Concord, NC Cox Mill HS43 Jelani Smith Fr. FB/LB 6-1 225 Faye eville, NC Smith HS44 Howard Newsome Sr. LB 6-5 240 Dothan, AL Northview HS46 Antavius Marrow So. LB 6-0 210 Henderson, NC Louisburg College47 Teoz Mauney Jr. DL 5-11 260 Salisbury, NC Rowan HS48 Marquis Williams Fr. RB 5-7 150 Charlo e, NC South Mecklenburg HS49 Jimarco Witherow Fr. DL 6-1 270 Power Springs, GA Grove HS50 Deangelo Hodge Fr. DL 5-11 262 Wilson, NC Fike HS51 Brandon Jackson Fr. DL 6-1 275 Kinston, NC Kinston HS52 Nijee Chandler LB/OL 6-0 250 Tarboro, NC Tarboro HS53 De’Marius Staton Fr. DE 6-0 250 Raleigh, NC Triton HS54 Patrick Miles So. DL 6-0 215 Virginia Beach, VA Bethel HS55 Calvin Montgomery Jr. OL 6-0 275 Bal more, MD Mount Saint Joseph HS56 Tremaine Roundtree So. OL 6-3 300 Miami, FL Keys Gate Charter57 Zack Jenkins Sr. OL 6-7 310 Madison, GA Morgan County HS58 Sean Smith R-Sr. PK/P 5-9 180 Valdosta, GA Lowndes HS60 LaMarque Hill Sr. OL 6-4 300 Faye eville, NC Smith HS 62 Donald Glenn Sr. OL 6-2 270 Atlanta, GA North Clayton HS 63 Chris Torres R-Fr. DL 6-0 300 Faye eville, NC Westover HS64 Marcus Woods Sr. OL 6-1 330 Durham, NC Northern Durham HS66 Damoni Tolson So. OL 6-4 290 Washington, DC McKinley Tech HS

2018 Preseason Roster


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2018 Preseason Roster No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown High School 68 Elijah Hammonds Fr. OL 6-3 300 Faye eville, NC Smith HS69 Lewis Smith Fr. OL 6-3 283 Raleigh, NC Northern Durham HS73 TaQuan Hutcherson Fr. OL 6-3 250 Tarboro, NC Tarboro HS74 Bailee Dunn Fr. OL 6-4 305 Snow Hill, NC Greene Central HS75 Dominick Bryant R-Fr. DL 6-3 290 Snow Hill, NC Greene Central HS77 Noah Chase Fr. OL 6-6 278 Durham, NC Southern Durham HS78 Joe Edwards Jr. OL 6-1 290 Kinston, NC Kinston HS79 Roman Jackson So. OL 6-3 370 Hampton, VA South Carolina State Univ.80 Amonte Copeland Fr. WR 6-0 170 Portsmouth, VA Wilson HS81 Jalen McDaniel Sr. WR 6-3 210 Faye eville, NC Jack Bri HS82 Juwan Ingram R-So. TE 6-3 240 Winston-Salem, NC W-S Prep HS84 Jamel Askew Fr. TE 6-4 215 Richmond, VA Marshall HS85 Ethan Hunt Fr. WR/DB 6-2 165 Myrtle Beach, SC Myrtle Beach HS87 Kenny Edwards Fr. WR 6-2 170 Power Springs, GA Grove HS88 E’Kwon White Fr. DL 6-1 250 Raleigh, NC Franklinton HS89 Day’Von Walker So. WR 6-2 170 Richmond, VA Marshall HS90 Keywan Morgan Sr. DL 6-0 300 LaGrange, NC Arendell-Parro Academy94 Trevon Brown So. DT 5-11 260 Washington, DC Bluefi eld College95 Forrest Bailey Fr. DL 6-1 290 Durham, NC Southern Durham HS99 Chris Batchelor Fr. DL 6-3 260 Wilson, NC Fike HS


Lenwood Joyner No. 2Wide Receiver Senior - 5-9 - 165Miami, FLStillman UniversityMiami Central HSSport Management

2017: Led the Falcons in receiving yards (529)...Ranked second on the team in receptions (36) and touchdown catches (4)...Returned 11 kickoffs for an 18.5 average and 15 punts for a 9.5 average...Ranked eighth in the CIAA in receiving yards and ninth in receiving yards per game (52.9)...Ranked ninth in receptions per game (3.6) in the CIAA...A CoSIDA Academic All-District Football selection...Grabbed four passes for 85 yards and one touchdown in an 81-9 win over Lincoln (Pa.) (9/23)...Caught fi ve passes for 85 yards and one TD in a 24-0 Homecoming win over Johnson C. Smith (10/28)...Had fi ve receptions for 87 yards against Virginia Union (9/30)...Had fi ve catches for 65 yards and a score in a 30-29 victory over Livingstone (10/7)...Had four receptions for 64 yards against Carson-Newman (9/9)...2016: Falcons second leading receiver in catches (37), receiving yards (474) and touchdown receptions (3)...Had six receptions for a season-high 93 yards including a 26-yard touchdown against Virginia Union (10/1)...Caught two passes for 77 yards including a 31-yard score against Shaw (11/5)...Finished with six receptions for 88 yards against Johnson C. Smith (10/29)...

Jeremiah Miller No. 3Running BackJunior - 5-9 - 180Miami, FLJackson HSCriminal Justice

2017: Selected All-CIAA Honorable Mention...Led the Falcons in rushing yards (858), rushing yards per carry

(5.0), rushing touchdowns (6) and rushing yards per game (93.1)...Ranked sixth in the CIAA in rushing yards and rushing yards per game...Ranked seventh in the conference in rushing TDs...Ranked eighth in the CIAA in all-purpose yards per game (105.4)...Caught nine passes for 88 yards and a 9.8 average...Gained a season-high 144 yards and scored two touchdowns on 27 carries in an 81-9 victory over Lincoln (Pa.) (9/23)...Rushed for over 100yards in each of his fi nal three games...Had 16 carries for116 yards and two touchdowns against Fayetteville State(10/21)...Rambled for 130 yards and one touchdown on 30rushes in a 24-0 win over Johnson C. Smith (10/28)...Ranthrough arch-rival Shaw for 142 yards and one touchdownon 31 carries in a 31-14 victory (11/4)...Had 12 rushesfor 99 yards in a 30-29 triumph over Livingstone (10/7)...Totaled 77 yards on 19 rushes against Virginia Union(9/30)...

Darryl “D.J.” Johnson No. 14QuarterbackSenior - 5-11 - 190Richmond, VAShepard UniversityHighland Springs HSSport Management

2017: One of the most prolifi c quarterbacks in the CIAA...Completed 104 of 198 passes for 1,264 yards, 13 touchdowns and fi ve interceptions...Ranked fi fth in the CIAA in touchdown passes (13) and sixth in passing effi ciency (122.8)...Led the Falcons in total offense (151.3)...A nominee for D2 Football Offensive HERO of the Week after completing 14 of 22 passes for 297 yards, six TDs and zero interceptions in an 81-9 trouncing of Lincoln (Pa.) (9/23)...The six TD passes against Lincoln (Pa.) tied a school record and tied for the most in a single game in 2017...Completed 19 of 30 passes for 219 yards, one touchdown and one interception against Carson-Newman (9/9)...Completed 11 of 17 passes for 176 yards, a season-high two TD passes and one interception in a

Key Returnees


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24-0 Homecoming victory over Johnson C. Smith (10/28)...Has thrown for 28 touchdowns and nearly 3,000 yards(2,971) in his three-year career...2016: Team leader inpassing (1,469) and rushing yards (434)...Completed116 of 234 pass attempts with 13 touchdowns and nineinterceptions...Finished with 1,903 total offensive yards...Ranked fi fth in the CIAA in total offensive yards per game(211.4)...Named CIAA quarterback of the week andBOXTOROW National Football Player of the Week afterthrowing for 244 yards and three touchdowns and rushingfor 87 yards and two TDs in a 38-37 double OT win overLivingstone (10/9)...Rushed for 66 yards and threw for 152yards and a TD against Carson-Newman (9/10)...Threwfor 193 yards and a score against D-I North CarolinaCentral (9/17)...Threw for a career-high 308 yards andtwo TDs and added 60 rushing yards against VirginiaUnion (10/1)...Threw for 163 yards, a career-high four TDsand gained 76 rushing yards in a 35-31 win over Lincoln(Pa.) (9/24)...Gained 69 rushing yards against Winston-Salem State (10/15)...2015: Team’s third-leading rusher...Threw two touchdown passes...Started against Shaw...Completed 5 of 6 passes for 70 yards and one touchdownagainst Elizabeth City State on Sept. 19...Was 13 of 20 for155 yards and one touchdown pass in a 31-24 win overShaw on Nov. 7...

Demetrius Lewis No. 16QuarterbackRedshirt Sophomore - 6-5 - 200Columbia, SCWinston-Salem State UniversityIrmo HSSport Management

2017: A valuable back-up quarterback who helped the Falcons win several games...Placed on the All-CIAA Rookie Team...Lewis started against Livingstone and led the Falcons to a 30-29 come-from-behind win (10/7)...He engineered a 10-play, 64-yard drive with 1:37 left in the fourth quarter which set up a game-winning fi eld goal

against Livingstone...Threw for three TD passes against Livingstone...Stepped in for an injured D.J. Johnson on the fi nal drive and directed the Falcons past two-time defending CIAA champion Winston-Salem State...He tossed a nine-yard TD pass with 29 seconds left for a 17-14 win over WSSU (10/14)...Ran for a touchdown and threw for another in a 31-14 win over Shaw in the season-fi nale for the Raleigh Classic Trophy...Completed 26 of 55 passes for 305 yards, six touchdowns and four interceptions in 2017.

Roy Garris No. 17Defensive BackJunior - 6-2 - 180Raleigh, NCEnloe HSCommunication

2017: Started the season at wide receiver but made an impact at defensive back in the second portion of the season...Totaled 36 tackles despite playing six games at defensive back...His tackle total was good enough for sixth-best on the team...Had one pass defended and one pass breakup and 0.5 tackles for loss...Recorded 11 tackles in a 30-29 victory over Livingstone (10/7)...Was chosen CIAA Defensive Back of the Week for his performance against Livingstone...Collected 11 tackles against Fayetteville State (10/21)...Was among the team leaders with fi ve tackles and added a pass break-up in a 31-14 win over crosstown rival Shaw (11/4) to capture theRaleigh Classic Trophy...Was among the Falcons’ leadingtacklers against WSSU (5) and JCSU (4)...

Sean Smith No. 58Placekicker/PunterRedshirt Senior - 5-9 - 190Valdosta, GALowndes HSExercise Science

2017: The Falcons’ second-leading scorer (45 points)...Connected on 6 of 8 fi eld goals and 27 of 31 extra point attempts...Longest kick was 30 yards...Nailed a 23-yard fi eld goal with eight seconds remaining to lift the Falcons past Livingstone 30-29 (10/7)...2016: Second on the team in points scored (21)...Made two of fi ve fi eld goals and 15-16 extra points..Averaged 31.5 yards per punt includ-ing two punts over 50 yards and eight punts inside theopponent’s 20-yard line...Eight punts were fair caught...Named CIAA special teams player of the week after kick-ing the game-winning extra point in a 38-37 victory overLivingstone (10/9)...Also booted a 26-yard fi eld goal in thefi rst overtime and kicked a 58-yard punt against Living-

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stone...Kicked a season-best 40-yard fi eld goal against Winston-Salem State (10/15)...Averaged 49.2 yards per kickoff including one touchback...2015: Third on the team in scoring (13 points)...Made 2 of 4 fi eld goals and 7 of 10 extra points...Ranked fi fth in the CIAA in punting average (37.0)...Booted a career-best 66-yard punt which was sea-son’s third longest in CIAA...

Calvin Montgomery, Jr. No. 55Offensive LinemanJunior - 6-0 - 275Baltimore, MDMt. Saint Joseph HSCriminal Justice

2017: Played center on an offense that ranked fi fth in the CIAA in rushing offense (178.6), fourth in fi rst downs (196) and fi rst in fewest penalties (61) and fewest penalties per game (6.1)...2016: Played fullback and center for the Falcons...Was a key blocker on the offensive unit...

Zack Jenkins No. 57Offensive LinemanSenior - 6-7 - 310Madison, GAMorgan County HSCriminal Justice

2017: Named All-CIAA Honorable Mention...Selected to the CoSIDA Academic All-District Football Team...Played center on an offense that ranked fi fth in the CIAA in rush-ing offense (178.6), fourth in fi rst downs (196) and fi rst in fewest penalties (61) and fewest penalties per game (6.1)...2016: Started at left guard for the Falcons...One of the team’s best blockers...

Keywan Morgan No. 90Defensive LinemanSenior - 6-0 - 300LaGrange, NCArenell-Parrott AcademyCriminal Justice

2017: Recorded 37 tackles including 4.5 tackles for loss and one sack in addition to one pass break-up and one pass defended and one safety for the Falcons...Tied for fourth on the team in tackles...Finished with eight tack-les in a 30-29 victory over Livingstone (10/7)...Tallied two tackles for loss including one sack in an 81-9 win over Lincoln (Pa.) (9/23)...Recovered a fumble in the end zone for a safety in a 31-14 win over crosstown rival Shaw for the Raleigh Classic Trophy (11/4)...2016: Played defen-sive tackle for the Falcons...Tallied 28 tackles including fi ve tackles for loss and one sack...Had a team-high two blocked kicks...Had seven tackles and one sack against Fayetteville State (10/22)...2015: Finished with 12 tackles, 3.5 tackles for loss and one forced fumble...

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2018 Opponents

JACKSONVILLEGAME 1 - SEPTEMBER 1 - JACKSONVILLE, FL

Location: Jacksonville, FLConference: Pioneer Football League (PFL) Colors: Forest Green and WhiteNickname: DolphinsStadium (Capacity): D.B. Milne Field (5,000) Surface: AstroTurfHead Coach: Ian Shields Record at School: 28-15 (Entering 5th season) Overall Record: 12-9 (Entering 3rd season) 2017 Record: 7-42017 Conference Record: 5-3 (Tied for 3rd) Starters Returning: 14

BOWIE STATEGAME 4 - SEPTEMBER 22 - RALEIGH, NC

Location: Bowie, MDConference: Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association (CIAA)Colors: Black and GoldNickname: BulldogsStadium (Capacity): Bulldogs Stadium (2,964)Surface: Synthetic TurfHead Coach: Damon WilsonRecord at School: 56-39 (Entering 10th season)Overall Record: 56-39 (Entering 10th season)2017 Record: 9-22017 Conference Record: 6-1 (2nd - Northern)Letterwinners Returning: 45

Location: Durham, NCConference: Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC) Colors: Maroon and GrayNickname: EaglesStadium (Capacity): O’Kelly-Riddick Stadium (10,000) Surface: MondoturfInterim Head Coach: Granville Eastman Record at School: 0-0 (Entering 1st season) Overall Record: 0-0 (Entering 1st season)2017 Record: 7-42017 Conference Record: 5-3 (4th)Starters Returning/Lost: 10/12

VIRGINIA STATE GAME 3 - SEPTEMBER 15 - RALEIGH, NC

Location: Ettrick, VAConference: Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association (CIAA)Colors: Orange and BlueNickname: TrojansStadium (Capacity): Rogers Stadium (7,909)Surface: Natural GrassHead Coach: Reggie BarlowRecord at School: 19-3 (Entering 3rd season)Overall Record: 68-45 (Entering 11th season)2017 Record: 10-1 (CIAA Champion)2017 Conference Record: 7-0 (1st - Northern)Letterwinners Returning: 46/27

LIVINGSTONEGAME 6 - OCTOBER 6 - SALISBURY, NC

NORTH CAROLINA CENTRALGAME 2 - SEPTEMBER 8 - DURHAM, NC

Location: Elizabeth City, NCConference: Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association (CIAA)Colors: Royal Blue, White and RedNickname: VikingsStadium (Capacity): Roebuck Stadium (5,000)Surface: Natural GrassHead Coach: Anthony JonesRecord at School: 0-0 (Entering 1st Season)Overall Record: 101-70 (Entering 16th Season)2017 Record: 4-62017 Conference Record: 2-5 (5th - CIAA Northern)Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 59/18

Location: Salisbury, NCConference: Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association (CIAA)Colors: Columbia Blue and BlackMascot: Blue BearsStadium (Capacity): Alumni Memorial Stadium (6,000)Surface: Natural GrassHead Coach: Daryl WilliamsRecord at School: 15-35 (Entering 6th season)Overall Record: 15-35 (Entering 6th season)2017 Record: 0-102017 Conference Record: 0-7 (6th - CIAA South)Starters Returning: 12/10

ELIZABETH CITY STATEGAME 5 - SEPTEMBER 29 - ELIZABETH CITY, NC


2018 Opponents

WINSTON-SALEM STATE GAME 7 - OCTOBER 13 - WINSTON-SALEM, NC

Location: Winston-Salem, NCConference: Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association (CIAA)Colors: Red and WhiteMascot: RamsStadium (Capacity): Bowman Gray Stadium (18,000)Surface: Natural Grass (Bermuda)Head Coach: Kienus BoulwareRecord at School: 30-14 (Entering 5th season)Overall Record: 30-14 (Entering 5th season)2017 Record: 6-42017 Conference Record: 4-3 (3rd - CIAA Southern)Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 52/34

FAYETTEVILLE STATEGAME 8 - OCTOBER 20 - RALEIGH, NC

Location: Fayetteville, NCConference: Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association (CIAA)Colors: Royal Blue and Lilly WhiteMascot: BroncosStadium (Capacity): Jeralds Stadium (5,500)Surface: Artifi cial GrassHead Coach: Richard Hayes, Jr.Record at School: 10-11 (Entering 3rd Season)Overall Record: 10-11 (Entering 3rd season)2017 Record: 6-5 (CIAA Runner-Up)2017 Conference Record: 5-2 (1st - CIAA Southern)Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 41/9

JOHNSON C. SMITH GAME 9 - OCTOBER 27 - CHARLOTTE, NC

SHAW GAME 10 - NOVEMBER 3 - RALEIGH, NC

Location: Charlotte, NCConference: Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association (CIAA)Colors: Gold and Navy BlueMascot: Golden BullsStadium (Capacity): Irwin Belk Complex (4,500)Surface: Natural GrassHead Coach: Kermit BlountRecord at School: 9-21 (Entering 4th Season)Overall Record: 115-137-3 (Entering 25th Season) 2017 Record: 2-82017 Conference Record: 2-5 (4th - CIAA South)Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 51/26

Location: Raleigh, NCConference: Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association (CIAA)Colors: Garnett and WhiteMascot: BearsStadium (Capacity): Durham County Stadium (8,000)Surface: FieldTurfHead Coach: Adrian Jones Record at School: 5-15 (Entering 3rd Season)Overall Record: 5-15 (Entering 3rd Season)2017 Record: 3-72017 Conference Record: 2-5 (5th - CIAA South)Letterwinners Returning: 45/29


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2017 Individual Statistics


2017 Defensive Statistics


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Football History1899: Saint Augustine’s College played its fi rst football game against Chapel Hill Club on Thanksgiving Day. The game ended in a 5-5 tie.

1926, 1927, 1928: The football team won the state championship in those years.

1934: Saint Augustine’s College joined the CIAA.

1961: Defensive lineman Ike Lassiter was drafted by the Los Angeles Rams.

1965: Football was discontinued at Saint Augustine’s College.

Oct. 2001: Football was re-instituted at Saint Augustine’s College.

Aug. 31, 2002: The Falcons played Edward Waters in their fi rst football game in 37 years.

Oct. 1, 2005: Saint Augustine’s College defeated North Carolina Central on NCCU’s Homecoming Day in a battle of unbeaten teams.

Oct. 3, 2005: The Falcons became the fi rst CIAA team to earn a No. 1 ranking in the NCAA Division II regional rankings.

Oct. 4, 2005: Saint Augustine’s College entered the AFCA Coaches Division II Poll for the fi rst time in school history at No. 24.

2005: Tyrone Pettaway was named CIAA Defensive Player of the Year.

2006: Kevin Jones was named CIAA Defensive Player of the Year.

April 27, 2008: Alex Hall became the third Falcons’ player selected in the NFL Draft. The Cleveland Browns took Hall in the seventh round.

Oct. 9, 2010: Saint Augustine’s College defeated unbeaten and nationally-ranked Winston-Salem State 40-35 on WSSU’s Homecoming Day. WSSU was ranked 17th in the nation at the time.

Oct. 23, 2010: Walter Sanders became the fi rst Falcons’ player to rush for over 1,000 yards in the modern era.

2010: Walter Sanders was named CIAA Offensive Player of the Year.

Dec. 4, 2010: Saint Augustine’s College won Pioneer Bowl XII with a 20-9 victory over Fort Valley State, which was

ranked 22nd in the nation. It was the fi rst postseason and bowl victory in recent memory for the Falcons.

Oct. 22, 2011: The Falcons played their fi rst football game at the George Williams Athletic Complex, beating Johnson C. Smith 34-15 on Homecoming Day.

2012: Tyron Laughinghouse led NCAA Division II in yards per kick return. He won numerous All-America and All-Region honors, was named national special teams player of the year by one organization and was chosen CIAA Special Teams Player of the Year. He was named All-CIAA at three positions.

2013: Shonquez Nelson led all NCAA Division II players in sacks per game. His 13 sacks were tops in the CIAA and tied the University single-season mark. Nelson captured several All-America awards.

2015: Roderick Davenport II became the University’s career rushing leader in the modern era. He fi nished his stellar four-year career with 2,809 yards. He became the all-time rusher after gaining 78 yards and scoring one touchdown in a 31-24 season-fi nale win over crosstown rival Shaw. Davenport surpassed the previous record of 2,747 yards set by former standout Walter Sanders.

2017: The Falcons fi nished tied for fi rst place in the Southern Division (5-2) for the fi rst time in recent memory.They fi nished .500 or better (5-5) overall for the fi rst time since 2012.

Former standout Alex Hall (No. 99) played defensive end and linebacker in the NFL and CFL, where he became an All-Star and Grey Cup Champion. Hall was an All-American defensive end for then-Saint Augustine’s College. He was drafted by NFL’s Cleveland Browns in 2008.


Players of the Year and All-AmericansCIAA OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR 2010 - Walter Sanders, TB

CIAA DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR 2005 - Tyrone Pettaway, LB 2006 - Kevin Jones, LB 2013 - Chaz Robinson, LB (Co-Player)

CIAA SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER OF THE YEAR 2012 - Tyron Laughinghouse

CIAA OFFENSIVE ROOKIE OF THE YEAR 2009 - Joaquin Green, QB 2014 - Claytin Lewis, WR-Return Specialist

CIAA DEFENSIVE ROOKIE OF THE YEAR 2011 - Antonio Stewart, LB

CIAA FOOTBALL COACH OF THE YEAR2003 - Michael Costa2005 - Michael Costa

ASSOCIATED PRESS LITTLE ALL-AMERICAN2006 - Kevin Jones, LB (First Team)2006 - Alex Hall, DE (First Team)2008 - Marcus Kennedy, DT (Third Team)2012 - Tyron Laughinghouse, AP (Third Team)2013 - Shonquez Nelson, DT (Second Team)

AFCA ALL-AMERICAN2008 - Marcus Kennedy, DT2012 - Tyron Laughinghouse, AP

BEYOND SPORTS NETWORK2012 - Tyron Laughinghouse, KR (First Team)2013 - Shonquez Nelson, DT (First Team)

BEYOND SPORTS NETWORKDIVISION II SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER OF THE YEAR2012 - Tyron Laughinghouse

D2FOOTBALL.COM ALL-AMERICAN2005 - Eddie Montgomery, RS (Honorable Mention)2006 - Alex Hall, DE (Second Team)2006 - Kevin Jones, LB (Honorable Mention) 2007 - Alex Hall, DE (First Team)2008 - Marcus Kennedy, DT (Second Team)2012 - Tyron Laughinghouse, AP (First Team)

DAKTRONICS ALL-AMERICAN2006 - Kevin Jones, LB (First Team)2006 - Alex Hall, DE (Second Team)2012 - Tyron Laughinghouse, RS (First Team)

DON HANSEN ALL-AMERICAN2006 - Kevin Jones, LB (First Team)2009 - Marcus Crump, DE (Honorable Mention)2012 - Tyron Laughinghouse, RS (Second Team)2013 - Shonquez Nelson, DT (Second Team)2013 - Chaz Robinson, LB (Honorable Mention)

Notable Falcons In The Pros

SAU PLAYERS SELECTED IN THE NFL DRAFT2008 - Alex Hall (7th Round, Cleveland Browns)1967 - Herman Reed (12th Round, Baltimore Colts)1962 - Ike Lassiter (9th Round, Los Angeles Rams)

AFL ALL-STAR1966 - Ike Lassiter

ALL-AFL 1966, 1968, 1969 - Ike Lassiter

AFL CHAMPION1967 - Ike Lassiter

SUPER BOWL RUNNER-UP1968 - Ike Lassiter

CANADIAN FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME1980 - Roland “Rollie” Miles

CFL WEST ALL-STAR 1953-1956, 1958-1959 - Roland “Rollie” Miles

GREY CUP CHAMPION1954, 1955, 1956 - Roland “Rollie” Miles2013 - Alex Hall

2018 Schedule

Date Opponent Site TimeSept. 1 at Jacksonville Jacksonville, FL 1 p.m.

Sept. 8 at North Carolina Central Durham, NC 6 p.m.

Sept. 15 Virginia State Raleigh, NC 1 p.m.

Sept. 22 Raleigh, NC 1 p.m.

Sept. 29 Elizabeth City, NC 1 p.m.

Oct. 6 Salisbury, NC 1:30 p.m.

Oct. 13 Winston-Salem, NC 1:30 p.m.

Oct. 20 Raleigh, NC 1 p.m.

Oct. 27 Charlotte, NC 1 p.m.

Nov. 3 Raleigh, NC 1 p.m.

Nov. 10

*Bowie State

*at Elizabeth City State

*at Livingstone

*at Winston-Salem State

*Fayetteville State#

*at Johnson C. Smith

*Shaw%

CIAA Championship Salem, VA TBA

* - CIAA Games

# - Homecoming

% - Raleigh Classic

Home Games at George Williams Athletic Complex

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