NOVA Summer League ends Wend. July 15th

The top four teams from the Summer League will play at 7:00 PM and 8:15 PM as the semifinalist. The two winning teams will play for the championship at 9:30 PM. The games will be played at the Annandale Campus gym.

The Woodbridge Campus team (team 5) will play the NOVA Alumni team at 7:00 PM. The NOVA returning players will play (team 3)with the incoming players with Holt, Lyles, Ford etc at 8:15 pm

The Championship game will be at 9:15 pm

NOVA Summer League Results and Standings

Standings

Team 6 —— 4 0
Team 3 —— 3 1
Team 1 —— 2 2
Team 5 —— 2 2
Team 4 —— 1 3
Team 2 —— 0 4

Summer League and Teams

Team 1

1) Chris Barlow
2) Joe Scorah
3) Malik Garnim
4) Gerald Smith
5) Brandon Allen
6) Abdullah Ahmed
7) Hasson Hosh
Jake Johnson

Team 2

1) Anthony Sykes
2) Keith Kornegay
3) Brian Brooks
4) Adrian Dawson
5) Ali Ali
6) Chaz Martin
7) Kevin Collier
Aidris Daud

Team 3

1) Cordero Holt
2) John Gaston
3) Wes Ford
4) Derick
5) Howard Lyles
6) Jermaine Wright
7) Nohom Tsegai

Team 4

1) Rick Cottom
2) Dion Romeo
3) Jamal Jones
4) Brian Tran
5) Corian Dixon
6) Jason Troy
7) Ahmed
Simeon Denny

Team 5

1) Reggie Clark
2) Shakeif Baron
3) Ryan Jones
4) Seamarion Brown
5) Samarion Brown
6) Emanuel Willis
7) Marcus Brooks
Trevor Hall

Team 6

1) Jeff Barksdale
2) Mike Abdel-Jabbar
3) Travis Willis
4) Sam Eligwe
5) Mark Phillips
6) Anthony Garveries
7) Dave Kellstrum
Vonelle Cherry
9) Joe Shewmaker

John Bayardelle signs National Letter of Intent with Slippery Rock U

NOVA men’s basketball student-athlete John Bayardelle accepts full athletic scholarship to attend Slippery Rock (PA) University starting in 2009-10 academic year.  Congratulations John!

 

PHOTO CUT LINE (L to R) – Sean Fitzmaurice, assistant coach; Dr. Bruce Mann, Dean of Liberal Arts (AN); Mike Fitzmaurice, head coach; Claudia Bayardelle, John’s mom; John Bayardelle, men’s basketball student-athlete; Greg Schuckman, Chair, NOVA Board of Trustees; Dr. Barbara Saperstone, Provost (AN)

NOVA Men are Finalist at the VCCS Tournament

After locking down the regular season championship in the Virginia Community College System Conference, the NOVA men were a VCCS Finalst at the Virgina State tournament in Hampton for the first time in modern memory.

NOVA Team with Finalist Trophy

NOVA to Play in Virginia State Tournament in Hampton March 6-8

NOVA is #1 seed in the East and will play the first game at 7:30 pm on Friday March 6 at Bethel High School in Hampton, VA. The address for Bethel High School is as follows:

1067 Big Bethel Road Hampton, VA 23666
(757)825-4400

If NOVA wins Friday they play Saturday at 7:30 PM at Bethel HS

 

NOVA SPORTS NEWS

http://www.nvcc.edu/current-students/student-life/athletics–fitness/sports-news/index.html

NOVA men win conference championship

ALEXANDRIA, Va. (February 22, 2009)– Northern Virginia Community College clinched the regular season VCCS Eastern Region Championship with a 83-73 victory over Southside Virginia Community College Sunday afternoon at T.C. Williams High School. NOVA enjoyed a slim 39-36 halftime advantage before pulling away from the Force and securing the conference crown with a 10-1 record in league play.

Joe Shewmaker led NOVA with 23 points and Sam Eligwe added 19. Mark Phillips scored 12 points and John Bayardelle netted 11 points as NOVA’s other double-figure scorer.

Roger Lassiter scored a game high 26 points for SVCC. A.J. Fowlkes added 16 points and Eric Dubose and Michael Johnson each scored 10 points.

NOVA will return to action on Friday, March 6, at the VCCS State Championship Tournament held at The Apprentice School in Newport News. 

NOVA (83) – Joe Shewmaker, 23; John Bayardelle, 11; Malik N’Garmin, 8; Emanuel Lewis, 1; Sam Eligwe, 19; Mark Phillips, 12; Joe Scorah, 5; Jeff Barksdale, 2.

HALFTIME: NOVA 39; SVCC 36 

SVCC (73)– Eric Dubose, 10; Kevin House, 9; A.J. Fowlkes, 16; Roger Lassiter, 26; Michael Johnson, 10; Eric Wulff, 2.

NOVA men ease the Tidewater Storm 87-73

ANNANDALE, VA (February 15, 2009)– Northern Virginia Community College knocked off league rival Tidewater Community College 87-73 Sunday afternoon the Ernst Cultural Community Center gymnasium to successfully conclude 2009 homecoming festivities. NOVA jumped out to an impressive 43-18 halftime advantage and held strong for the victory. Malik N’Garmin and Sam Eligwe each paced NOVA with 16 points. Mark Phillips scored 14 points and Joe Shewmaker netted 12 points as NOVA’s other double-figure performer. HALFTIME: NOVA 45; TCC 28  

Byron Carpenter led all scorers with 25 points for TCC. Miran Smith netted 15 points for TCC and Patrick Dillon scored 10 points.

 TCC (73)– Ryan Smith, 4; Brian Gunnins, 4; Glen Roberts, 2; Patrick Dillon, 10; Matthew Reaves-Bey, 8; Byron Carpenter, 25; Miran Smith, 15; Randy Clarke, 3.

NOVA (87) – Joe Shewmaker, 12; Gerald Smith, 5; John Bayardelle, 9; Chris Barlow, 3; Malik N’Garmin, 16; Emanuel Lewis, 8; Sam Eligwe, 16; Mark Phillips, 14; Joe Scorah, 4; Hasson Hosh, 2.

NOVA men rally past New River CC and go to 8-0 in VCCS

DUBLIN, Va. (February 7, 2009) – Robert Montgomery scored a game high 49 points for New River Community College, but it wasn’t enough as Northern Virginia Community College rallied for a 117-107 victory over the Knights. Trailing 62-59 at intermission, NOVA outscored NRCC by 13 points in the closing half to secure the victory. Joe Shewmaker led seven players in double-figures with 25 points for NOVA. John Bayerdelle and Sam Eligwe each netted 15 points. Malik N’Garmin and Mark Philips both contributed 14 points with Emanuel Willis and Joe Scorah scoring 10 points. John Reid helped NRCC with 18 points and Rob Campbell scored 15 points.

NOVA (117)– John Bayardelle, 15; Sam Eligwe, 15; Mark Philips, 14; Hassan Host, 7; Joe Shewmaker, 25; Emanuel Willis, 10; Joe Scorah, 10; Adullo Ahmed, 2; Gerald Smith, 5; Malik N’Garmin, 14.

NRCC (107) – Robert Montgomery, 49; John Reid, 18; Ryan Adams, 5; Nathan Lanier, 6; Jason Lawson, 7; Rob Campbell, 15; Lamar Martin, 5.

 HALFTIME: NRCC 62; NOVA 59

 

Men’s basketball remains undefeated in league play and go to 7-0

ROANOKE, VA (February 6, 2009)– Sam Eligwe and Joe Shewmaker combined to score 53 points to lead Northern Virginia Community College over Virginia Western Community College 92-83.Eligwe and Shewmaker scored 27 points and 26 points, respectively. Malik N’Garmin netted 12 points, John Bayerdelle added 11 points, and Mark Philips scored 10 points as NOVA’s other double-figure scorers.

Mario Ferguson scored 21 points to lead the Stars. Kahdeed George added 19 points, Logan Janney scored 16 points and Roderick Holland netted 10 points.

 (92)– John Bayardelle, 11; Sam Eligwe, 27; Mark Philips, 10; Joe Shewmaker, 26; Emanuel Willis, 6; Malik N’Garmin, 12. VWCC (83) (83)– Logan Janney, 16; Ronald Easley, 4; Kahdeem George, 19; Tine Richardson, 8; Roderick Holland, 10; Mario Ferguson, 21; Daniel Edsall, 5.

HALFTIME:

NOVA 47; VWCC 47