2009-2010 Season
JULY
July 9, 2010
Lonnie Blow Jr. to leave Falcon’s Nest
Raleigh, N.C. – More than two years ago, Coach Lonnie Blow Jr. arrived on the campus of Saint Augustine’s College. He would build a formidable athletic machine in the men’s basketball program which brought home western division titles and ultimately, the school’s first CIAA conference championship in 13 years. A winning legacy was re-birthed at Saint Augustine’s College. Now the college must continue that legacy without Blow.
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FEBRUARY
2.18.10 | Men's Basketball
Jordan Leads Falcons To Western Division Crown
RALEIGH, N.C. – Sharpshooter Chris Jordan (Sr./Houston, Texas) scored a season-high 29 points and Saint Augustine’s College defeated Fayetteville State 76-56 Thursday at Emery Gymnasium to win the Western Division men’s basketball title and claim the top seed in next week’s CIAA Tournament.
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2.15.10 | Men's Basketball
Hawks End Falcons’ 12-Game Win Streak 72-62
MURFEESBORO, N.C. – Jaleel Nelson scored 25 points to lead host Chowan University past Saint Augustine’s College 72-62 on Senior Night in a CIAA Western Division basketball game Monday (Feb. 15) at the Helms Center. The loss snapped the Falcons’ 12-game win streak.
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2.10.10 | Men's Basketball
Falcons Outlast JCSU 83-71 In Overtime
CHARLOTTE, N.C. – Chris Jordan (Sr./Houston, Texas) scored 24 points and Saint Augustine’s College outscored Johnson C. Smith 16-4 in overtime to outlast the Golden Bulls 83-71 in a CIAA basketball game Monday (Feb. 8) at Brayboy Gymnasium for their 10th straight win. With the victory, the Falcons are now one game away from reaching 20 wins for the first time since 1997, when they captured their only CIAA Championship.
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JANUARY
1.11.10 | Men's Basketball
Falcons Trip Virginia State 90-71
ETTRICK, Va. – Steven Brignol (Sr./Brooklyn, N.Y.) led five double-figure scorers with 18 points as Saint Augustine’s College exploded in the second half for a 90-71 CIAA basketball victory over Virginia State University on Monday (Jan. 11) at Daniel Gymnasium.
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1.09.10 | Men's Basketball
Falcons' Rally Falls Short In 57-45 Loss To Virginia Union
RICHMOND, Va. – Saint Augustine’s College pulled even late against Virginia Union University after trailing by 10 points at halftime, but the Panthers outscored the Falcons 16-4 in the final
five minutes for a 57-45 CIAA basketball win on Saturday (Jan. 9) at Barco-Stevens Arena.
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1.04.10 | Men's Basketball
Falcons Dismantle Lincoln (Pa.) 97-65
RALEIGH, N.C. – Sharpshooting guard Chris Jordan (Jr./Houston, Texas) scored a game-high 27 points, and every player scored for Saint Augustine’s College in a 97-65 rout of Lincoln (Pa.) University in a non-conference basketball game on Monday (Jan. 4) at Emery Gymnasium.
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DECEMBER
12.15.09 | Men's Basketball
Falcons Holds Off Eckerd College For Sixth Straight Win
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. – Guard Chris Jordan (Sr./Houston, Texas) scored 19 points as Saint Augustine’s College gained a 76-69 non-conference basketball win over host Eckerd College at McArthur Center on Tuesday (Dec. 15).
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12.07.09 | Men'sBasketball
Chamblee, Davis Earn CIAA Weekly Rookie Honors
RALEIGH, N.C. – Chris Jordan (Sr./Houston, Texas) led four double-figure scorers with a season-high 24 points on 5 for 7 three-point shooting as Saint Augustine’s College rolled over Saint Paul’s College 92-74 for its fourth consecutive win on Monday (Nov. 30) at Emery Gymnasium.
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November
11.27.09 | Basketball
Falcons Rout Bluefield In Charlotte
CHARLOTTE, N.C. – George Degroat (Sr./Portsmouth, Va.) scored a season-high 18 points on 8-for-8 shooting to lead five double-figure scorers for Saint Augustine’s College, which ripped Bluefield College 93-59 on Friday (Nov. 27) at Time Warner Cable Arena.
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11.27.09 | Men's Basketball
Falcons Thump Saint Paul’s For Fourth Straight Win
RALEIGH, N.C. – Chris Jordan (Sr./Houston, Texas) led four double-figure scorers with a season-high 24 points on 5 for 7 three-point shooting as Saint Augustine’s College rolled over Saint Paul’s College 92-74 for its fourth consecutive win on Monday (Nov. 30) at Emery Gymnasium.
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11.30.09 | Men's Basketball
Hubbard, Chamblee Win CIAA Rookie of the Week Honors
Scharlawn Hubbard (Fr./Akron, Ohio) and Nick Chamblee (Fr./Hampton, Va.) of Saint Augustine’s College were named CIAA basketball rookies of the week on Monday (Nov. 30).
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12.23.09 | Basketball
Falcons Rout VUU At Home For Second Straight Season
RALEIGH, N.C. – Steven Brignol (Sr./Brooklyn, N.Y.) scored 22 points and Hayward Fain (Jr./Akron, Ohio) added 17 points and 10 rebounds to lead Saint Augustine’s College past Virginia Union University 81-68 in a CIAA basketball game on Monday (Nov. 23) at Emery Gymnasium.
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12.21.09 | Basketball
Falcons Rout VSU For First Win
RALEIGH, N.C. – Hayward Fain (Jr./Akron, Ohio) and Steven Brignol (Sr./Brooklyn, N.Y.) scored 18 points apiece to spark Saint Augustine’s College to an 84-63 basketball win over Virginia State University on Saturday (Nov. 21) at Emery Gymnasium.
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11.17.09 | Men's Basketball
Falcons Lose Season Opener In OT
BALTIMORE, Md. – Forward Keyona Bryant (So./Springdale, Md.) scored 16 points and pulled down seven rebounds for Saint Augustine’s College, but the Lady Falcons lost 57-41 to Division I Coppin State University in a college exhibition basketball game Saturday (Nov. 14) at the Coppin Center.
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October
10.13.09 | Basketball
Falcons Add Frank To Men’s Basketball Staff
RALEIGH, N.C. – Saint Augustine’s College will enter the 2009-10 men’s basketball season Thursday (Oct. 15) with a former NBA player on the bench as an assistant coach.
The Falcons added Tellis J. Frank, Jr. to the coaching staff to work with the post players. Frank has hands-on experience in that area. He played in the NBA for six seasons after being selected 14th overall by the Golden State Warriors in 1987.
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