ECSU Magazine 2.1.pmd - Elizabeth City State University

Student-athletes receivepost-season honors baseball golf softballAt the conclusion of the 2003 springathletic season, several Elizabeth City Statestudents-athletes received post-seasonhonors.Brian Boles, a junior first baseman on theVikings Baseball Team, made the 2003 All-CIAA Baseball Team. During the regularseason, the Baltimore, MD native wasrecognized as CIAA Player of the Weekwhen he led the Vikings with 6 home runsand 185 put outs. Boles’ teammate, RasheedBradshaw, also garnered a CIAA accoladeby being named to the 2003 CIAA All-Rookie Team. Bradshaw, a native ofRichmond, VA, played third base for theVikings in 2003.In March (2003), ECSU golfer Mitchell“Bo” Harris was named to the 2003 CIAAWestern Division Championship Team thattook place at the Sunset Hill Golf Club inCharlotte, NC. At the championship, Harriscapped of a solid year by being named tothe 2003 All-Tournament Team and 2003CIAA Golf Player of the Year. Harris, asophomore at ECSU, is a native ofBelvidere, NC.The Lady Vikings Softball team placedfour student-athletes amongst the All-CIAAand All-Rookie Teams. SophomoreCatashia McCormick was the lone LadyViking to be voted to the 2003 All-CIAASoftball Second Team. In 2003, theJacksonville, NC native led the LadyVikings with 6 home runs.Rounding out the 2003 softballaccolades are freshmen Angela Dean,Nickesha Neal, and Avery Jennings. Dean,a native of Elizabeth City, NC, led the LadyVikings in put outs with 129 in 2003. Neal,who hails from Chesapeake, VA, led herteam in assists with 38, while Jennings, anative of Camden, NC, led the LadyVikings in batting with an average of .750.athletics60 ECSU MAGAZINE FALL 2003