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A very good and strong Clark-Atlanta team!
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Posted by Jelanie Summers, Created Tue Jan 31, 2012, Updated Tue Jan 31, 2012
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Don't let what you cannot do interfere with what you can do.
John Wooden, Former Coach, UCLA 10 National Championships
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I've missed more than 9,000 shots in my career. I've lost more than 300 games. Twenty-six times I've been trusted to take the game-winning shot - and missed. I've failed over and over and over again in my life...
And that is why I succeed.
Michael Jordan, Basketball Champion
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You've got to get to the stage in life where going for it is more important than winning or losing.
Arthur Ashe
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Posted by Jelanie Summers, Created Mon Jan 30, 2012, Updated Mon Jan 30, 2012
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Our first year of league play started over 26 years ago. The Seventy-Sixers (76ers) with Dean Washington, Head Coach, won the first regular season and post season tournament championships ... What a year for the Seventy-Sixers (76ers)!
SEVENTY-SIXERS-76ers
Lee Belcher Lee Buick Lance Chase James Cox Derrick Davis Yeshua Jones Jacques St. Hubert Harold "Sup" Love Andre Mitchell Keith Tucker |
Dean Washington Ollie Copeland Biry Brown |
GEORGETOWN HOYAS
Charles Bolden Kenneth Boothe Paul Boynton Allan Chancellor Desmond Chisholm Rodney Love Stacy Shaw Gary Smith Andre Toussaint Bryon White |
Charles E Hayes Sr |
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Regular Season: Won 8 Lost 2 All Games: Won 10 Lost 2 LEAGUE CHAMPS PLAY-OFF CHAMPS
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Regular Season: Won 6 Lost 4 All Games : Won 9 Lost 6 LEAGUE RUNNER -UP PLAY-OFF RUNNER-UP
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DEPAUL
Deon Cox Michael Evans Scott Howellett Gerald Johnson Wayne Mason Robert McRay Tony Richardson Paul Tenant Darnell Whitehead
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Bill Richmond |
LAKERS
Albert Davis Jerry Depriest Anthony Lane Oliver Lane Kendrick Moss Jeff Richards Dion Sales Randy Wilson
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Mr. & Mrs. Goldstein |
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Regular Season: Won 6 Lost 4 All Games : Won 7 Lost 6 LEAGUE RUNNER -UP
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Regular Season: Won 5 Lost 5 All Games : Won 5 Lost 7
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SYACUSE
Terry Ball Maurice Boone Jeff Brown Shun Gray Anthony Johnson Dexter King Benny Robinson Jerome Strong Michael Wilson
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James Washington |
GEORGIA BULLUDOGS
Marc Butler Ed Davis James Hunter Brian Johnson Robert Kennedy Mark Lee Michael Mason Mark Osher Terry Pettigree Marvin Prentis
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Dennis Drummer Don Colleton |
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Regular Season: Won 3 Lost 7 All Games : Won 5 Lost 9
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Regular Season: Won 2 Lost 8 All Games : Won 3 Lost 10
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FLEETWOOD-JOURDAIN HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL FIRST ANNUAL BANQUET : Co-Sponsored By C.O.E. POPS May 17, 1986
Welcome: Charles Hayes
Opening Remarks: Allen "Bo" Price
DINNER
Introduction of Guest Speaker: Don Colleton
Introduction of Coaches & Teams: Charles Hayes
Presentation of Awards: Coaches
Presentation of Sportsmanship Award: Coaches
Closing Remarks: Mamie L. Smith, Director Fleetwood-Jourdain Community Center
ALL STAR TEAMS - 1986
EAST ALL STAR TEAM Coaches: Dean Washington, Bill Richmond
James Cox: 76ers
Derrick Davis: 76ers
Mike Evans: Depaul
Gerald Johnson: Depaul
Harold (Sup) Love: 76ers-*Most Valuable Player
Andre Mitchell: 76ers
Tony Richardson: Depaul
Mike Wilson: Syracuse
Darnel1 Whitehead: Depaul
Lee Buick: 76ers
Yeshua Jones: 76ers
Wayne Mason: Depaul
WEST ALL STAR TEAM
Coaches: Charles Hayes, Dennis Drummer, Don Colleton
Charles Bolden: Hoyas- *Most Valuable Player
Paul Boynton: Hoyas
Desmond Chisholm: Hoyas
Ed Davis: Bulldogs
Brian Johnson: Bulldogs
Oliver Lane: Lakers
Kendrick Moss: Lakers
Mark Osher: Bulldogs
Gary Smith: Hoyas
Andre Toussaint: Hoyas
Anthony Lane: Lakers
Rodney Love: Hoyas
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Posted by Jelanie Summers, Created Tue Jan 24, 2012, Updated Wed Jan 25, 2012
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One of our first girls team coached by A. Brown
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Posted by Jelanie Summers, Created Tue Jan 24, 2012, Updated Wed Jan 25, 2012
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The world we have created is a product of our thinking. It cannot be changed without changing our thinking. -- Albert Einstein
How will you ever know if you can paint that picture, run that business, sell that vacuum cleaner, earn that degree, hold that office, make that speech, win that game, marry that girl, write that book, bake that souffle, build that house - unless you try it! -- Richard M. DeVos
"When just starting out on a new journey it's only natural to feel vulnerable. After all, it may seem that you have much to lose. But may I remind you that never again, at any other point in the same journey, will you have so much to gain." -- Mike Dooley
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Posted by Jelanie Summers, Created Sat Jan 21, 2012, Updated Sat Jan 21, 2012
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 Short History of the C.O.E. Pops/Moms Fleetwood-Jourdain Community Center
High School Basketball League
C.O.E. Pops/Moms began in the summer of 1983 in the wake of a gang slaying not far from the current home of the league. Stunned by the brutality of the incident, local parents banded together to reduce neighborhood violence.
They modeled themselves along the community structure of an earlier era in the Yoruba region of West Africa where elders would join together to assure the welfare of all young people, not just of their own children.
Named Council of Elders Pops and Moms, the new group has been long known by its acronym of C.O.E. Pops and Moms.
By 1985, C.O.E. Pops had joined with Fleetwood-Jourdain Community Center to conduct what has become its biggest activity: a winter basketball program for high school students. Sometimes mistaken as an "upper grade FAAM," the league in fact has no connection with (although a great deal of admiration) for FAAM's 6th to 8th grade program.
Coached entirely by volunteers, the program now is in its 27th season. The league's cycle is settled: registration in November and December; initial practices in January; games starting late January; and playoffs during March.
The league is clear about its purpose: to acknowledge and uphold the God-given dignity of each player; to promote the Golden Rule, respect, fairness and like venerable values; to guide players to the next stage of their development; and to provide an exciting, attractive setting for doing these things.
The league has a great unconcealed love for the young men and women given to its care. It knows that without them and their affection, there would be no league at all.
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Posted by Jelanie Summers, Created Thu Jan 19, 2012, Updated Wed Jan 25, 2012
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2012 High School Staff and Coaches:
Meet our 2012 coaching staff! A BIG Thanks for your support and dedication to our youth...
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Posted by Jelanie Summers, Created Thu Jan 19, 2012, Updated Wed Jan 25, 2012
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LEAGUE TEAMS:The League has 6 teams this year composed of high school freshman, sophomore, juniors, and seniors boys and girls. All teams are named after Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU)http://www.edonline.com/cq/hbcu/alphabet.htm.
DELAWARE STATE UNIVERSITY:http://www.desu.edu/ Delaware State University is a progressive comprehensive institution, is committed, foremost, to academic excellence and intellectual competence. Freedom of expression and inquiry, the exchange of ideas, cultural activities, intensive classroom instruction, and numerous informal events of the university community combine to ensure that each student receives a thorough marketable education. The university is located in Dover, Delaware.
KENTUCKY STATE UNIVERSITYhttp://www.kysu.edu/Kentucky State University in Frankfort, Kentucky, the intent is to help students acquire a breadth of learning. We live in a highly competitive, technological, culturally diverse society; therefore, graduates must be able to compete globally. Kentucky State University ensures that its students not only have a mastery of a field of specialization but also a breadth of knowledge and skills in a wide array of disciplines. Graduates can think logically and creatively, can make rational decisions based on facts, and can appreciate and value cultural diversity.
MOREHOUSE COLLEGEhttp://www.morehouse.edu/ Since its establishment in 1867, Morehouse College in Atlanta, Georgia has been providing young men with the educational and inspirational experiences that have built leaders for our society. The College seeks to develop leaders who will be qualified and committed to solving the problems of society with special attention given to those of African Americans. Inspired by the legacy of distinguished alumni, presidents, and professors -- persons who have wrought significant social changes -- the College supports and encourages programs which benefit all people and which seek to eradicate discrimination and injustice.
ALABAMA STATE: http://www.alasu.edu/index.aspx Alabama State University was founded in 1867, in Marion, Ala., as a school for African-Americans. The school started as the Lincoln Normal School with $500 raised by nine freed slaves now known as the Marion Nine, making ASU one of the nation’s oldest institutions of higher education founded for black Americans.Join over 140 years of history, tradition and academic excellence at Alabama State University. Be who you are and become who you want to be at Alabama State University. At ASU, you’ll receive a world-class education from faculty members who have the knowledge and dedication to help make your dreams a reality.
CLARK ATLANTA UNIVERSITY:http://www.cau.edu/About_CAU_General_Information.aspx Clark Atlanta University is a comprehensive, private, urban, coeducational institution of higher education with a predominantly African-American heritage. It offers undergraduate, graduate, and professional degrees as well as certificate programs to students of diverse racial, ethnic, and socioeconomic backgrounds. It was formed by the consolidation of Atlanta University, which offered only graduate degrees, and Clark College, a four-year undergraduate institution oriented to the liberal arts. On June 24, 1988, the Boards of both Clark College and Atlanta University made the historic decision to consolidate the two institutions, creating Clark Atlanta University. The new and historic University inherits the rich traditions of two independent institutions.
JACKSON STATE UNIVERSITYhttp://www.jsums.edu/ Jackson State University located in Jackson, Mississippi has been providing young men and women opportunities that will empower them to succeed in an increasingly complex world. As the Urban University of Mississippi, Jackson State emphasizes public service programs designed to enhance quality of life and seek solutions to urban problems in the physical, social, intellectual, and economic environments.
FLORIDA A&M UNIVERSITY:http://www.famu.edu/ Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University (FAMU) is an 1890 land-grant institution dedicated to the advancement of knowledge, resolution of complex issues and the empowerment of citizens and communities. The University provides a student-centered environment consistent with its core values. The faculty is committed to educating students at the undergraduate, graduate, doctoral and professional levels, preparing graduates to apply their knowledge, critical thinking skills and creativity in their service to society.
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Posted by Jelanie Summers, Created Wed Jan 18, 2012, Updated Mon Jan 23, 2012
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