Hartly, DE - The Heritage Sports Radio Network (www.HSRN.com) announces national player of the week fan poll week six nominees in HBCU Basketball. Each week, HSRN will announce a national player of the week from Division I and Division II action.
The top performance each week will be selected and the HBCU fans across the country will get a chance to cast their vote for the best performance from the previous week. The Fan Poll is designed to get fans involved with the excitement of the HBCU basketball action. Fans are encouraged to log on to
www.HSRN.com and cast their vote for the top performance. The nominees are below:
Division I - Women
Saadia Doyle- Howard- 5'11- Forward- Junior- Atlanta, GA Doyle scored a total of 19 points and recorded 11 rebounds, 3 assists, 1 block, and 5 steals in the 69-46 victory over South Carolina State.
Rachel Gordon- Norfolk State- 6'0- Forward- Sophomore- Woodbridge, VA Gordon scored a total of 10 points and recorded 21 rebounds and 1 steal in the tough 61-58 loss against Coppin State.
Ashley Jones- Alabama State- 6'1- Forward- Freshman- Baxley, GA Jones scored a total of 10 points and recorded 13 rebounds and 4 assists in the 68-47 victory over Texas Southern.
Latia Williams- Prairie View- 5'10- Forward- Junior- Riverdale, GA Williams scored a total of 20 points and recorded 7 rebounds, 2 assists, 1 block, and 1 steal in the tough 55-53 loss against Alabama A&M.
Div. I - Men
Tony Gallo- Coppin State- 5'11/180- Guard- Senior- Lynn, MA Gallo scored a game high of 28 points and recorded 5 rebounds, 5 assists, and 3 steals in the 88-86 win over Morgan State.
Omar Sanders- South Carolina State- 6'7/210- Forward- Senior- Spartanburg, SC Sanders scored a total of 12 points and recorded 12 rebounds, 1 assist, 1 steal, and 6 blocks in the 73-60 loss against Savannah State.
Daniel Broughton- Arkansas Pine Bluff- 6'8/220- Forward- Sophomore- Pine Bluff, AK Broughton scored a total of 20 points and recorded 19 rebounds, 4 assists, 4 blocks, and 1 steal in the 81- 75 victory against Alabama A&M.
Jameel Grace- Southern- 6'0/185- Guard- Junior- Newark, NJ Grace scored a total of 24 points and recorded 2 assists and 5 steals in the 57-53 victory over Grambling State.
Div II - Women
Jasmine Murray- Livingstone- 5'10- Forward- Junior- Washington, DC Murray scored a total of 26 points and recorded 13 rebounds and 1 steal in the 82-68 loss against Winston-Salem State.
La'Qwesha Gamble- Johnson C. Smith- 5'10- Forward- Senior- Winter Haven, FL Gamble scored a total of 12 points and recorded 15 rebounds, 5 assists, and 4 steals in the 68-66 victory over Shaw.
Tiffany Merritt- Kentucky State- 6'2- Forward- Junior- Brunswick, GA Merritt Scored a total of 10 points and recorded 12 rebounds, 4 blocks and 3 steals in the 68-62 loss against Lemoyne-Owen.
Brittany Jackson- Benedict- 5'11- Forward- Junior- Irmo, SC Jackson scored a total of 13 points and recorded 19 rebounds, 1 assist and 2 steals in the 53-41 victory against Concordia.
Division II - Men
Malik Alvin- Shaw- 5'11/180- Guard- Senior- Philadelphia, PA Alvin scored a game high of 36 points and recorded 3 rebounds, 1 assists, and 1 steal in the 95-76 victory over Johnson C. Smith.
Damian Harris- Virginia Union- 6'7/185- Forward- Sophomore- Washington, DC Harris scored a total of 11 points and recorded 20 rebounds and 1 steal in the 69-63 victory over Elizabeth City State.
Royce Hamilton- Clark- 6'6/190- Forward- Senior- Greensboro, AL Hamilton scored a total of 13 points and recorded 16 rebounds, 1 assist and 1 steal in the 64-59 win over Paine.
Joshua Eichelberger- Tuskegee- 6'5/195- Forward- Senior- Detroit, MI Eichelberger scored a total of 21 points and recorded 16 rebounds and 1 steal in the 74-66 victory over Fort Valley State.
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Founded in 2006, HSRN was created to provide a sports voice for the HBCU community. For over 100 years HBCU's have participated in collegiate athletics with little to no media coverage. Stars like Walter Payton, Doug Williams, and Michael Strahan are just a few of the many superstars who were HBCU athletes. There are approximately 7 million fans of HBCU sports who were media orphans in search of a home. HSRN is the only national radio network dedicated to HBCU sports. Our goal is to fuse the greats of the past with the stars of today to showcase the significance of this unique colorful and underserved sports community.
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Monday, February 6th 2012 at 1:43PM
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