Hampton Forward Ben Stanley 6-6, Redshirt-Sophomore, Baltimore, Md. Averaged 30 points, five rebounds, and shot 61 percent from the field in two games for the Pirates last week. In the 88-86 victory over Asheville (1/18) had a game high 33 points on 14-of-22 shooting along with three blocks and five rebounds. Stanley went from redshirting
by Donal Ware As 2019 dissipates and 2020 is right upon us, BOXTOROW lists its big stories of the decade in HBCU sports. These aren’t in any particular order. Give us your thoughts and some stories that were big to you from 2010-2019. Twitter: @boxtorow Facebook: box2row WSSU plays in national championship game: Connell
Donal Ware gives his thoughts on the Pirates and what to expect in 2019.
With the womens basketball season officially over after Baylor’s 82-81 basketball victory over Notre Dame in the national championship game, BOXTOROWr eleases its annual Division I Women’s College Basketball All-America Teams. Grambling guard Shakyla Hill was named BOXTOROW National Player of the Year for the second year in a row. This is the third year
Hampton Guard Ashley Bates 5-7, Jr., Hopkins, Minn. Averaged 26 points, 5.0 steals and 3.0 rebounds last week for the Lady Pirates. She poured in a career high 34 points on 12-of-20 shooting, seven steals, six rebounds and three assists in the Lady Pirates 88-63 victory over Winthrop on senior day at the Convocation Center.
Hampton leaves the MEAC to join the Big South and Donal Ware talks with new head football coach Robert Prunty about the move and the expectations for the Pirates for the 2018 season.
Donal talks about Hampton and the release of its football schedule and move from MEAC to Big South. Plus a replay of interview with former Winston-Salem State and North Carolina A&T head football coach Bill Hayes, who was the first Black coach in the ACC and was recently inducted into the North Carolina Sports Hall
BOXTOROW host Donal Ware talked extensively on FROM THE PRESS BOX TO PRESS ROW this past weekend about the press release the MEAC sent last week that it said set the record straight about Hampton leaving the conference to join the Big South and what it means for MEAC, its member schools and Hampton moving
by Donal Ware boxtorow.com The Mid Eastern Athletics Conference has officially and finally responded to Hampton leaving the MEAC for the Big South Conference. In a press release issued by the league, the MEAC wanted to ” to set the record straight regarding the University’s pending departure from the conference. In essence the MEAC broke proper
by Donal Ware And just like that, Hampton University will no longer be in the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference. With the stroke of a pen and a press conference, Hampton announced on Thursday that it was leaving the MEAC and joining the Big South Conference next season. It wasn’t like the Pirates brought anything to the