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DONALD BALL *FOOTBALL 1972-1975* HOF 1986, 2014, 2015 & 2017
EDUCATION
- Bowie State College 1972 - 1977; Bachelor of Science Business Administration - 1977
ATHLETIC ACHIEVEMENTS
- Bowie State College 1972 - 1975; Four Year Starter & Four Year Letterman
- Bowie State College - 3X Co-Captain, 1973, 1974, 1975
- Bowie State College - Outstanding Offensive Lineman, 1975
- Baltimore Sun Newspaper - All-State All Star Team - Offensive Linemen Honorable Mention - 1975
- NAIA Conference - NAIA District #19 Honorable Mention Offensive Guard - 1975
- Bowie State College - 1975 Football Team Named "Maryland Football Team of the Year" by the Baltimore Chapter of the National Football Foundation;
- Co-Captain - Jet Magazine's Independent Black College Champions - 1975
- Most Points Scored in a Single Season (Record) 385; Average 38.5 Points Per Game;
- Most Offensive Yards in a Single Season (Record) Average 504.5 Yards Per Game
- Most Offensive Rushing Yards in a Single Season (Record) 3,700 Yards
- Bowie State University Hall of Fame Individual Inductee - 1986
- Bowie State University Sports Hall of Fame Team Member - 1972 Sports Hall of Fame Football Team - 2014; Bowie State University Sports Hall of Fame Team Member - 1975 Independent Black College Champion Football Team - 2015;
- Bowie State College - 1975 Football Team Ranked 4th in the Nation among HBCUs; Ranked #1 in the Nation among Independent HBCUs
COMMUNITY SERVICE AND ORGANIZATIONS
- Charter Member of the Bowie State College Mid-Atlantic Alumni Chapter - 1987; Served as Treasurer
- Bowie State University National Alumni Association - Lifetime Member - 2013; BSUNAA Hall of Fame Committee - Selection Committee - 2013; BSUNAA Membership Committee Member - 2015
- Bowie State University Sports Hall of Fame Alumni Chapter - Treasurer and Selection Committee Member - 2014-15; BSU Sports Hall of Fame Alumni Chapter - Vice President and Selection Committee Member - 2016-17; BSUNAA 100K Committee Member.
PROFESSIONAL CAREER
- Kinney Shoe's - Management Training Program; Promoted to Assistant Manager
- Electronic Data Systems (EDS) - Black Lung Claims Examiner
- Metropolitan Police Department (DC) Patrolman - 1981; Retired after 25 Years - Detective Grade II - 2006.
HIGHLIGHTS
- When I came to Bowie State College to restart the football program, it allowed me to further my education and develop the lifelong friendships with my former teammates and many of the other students on campus. I believe it was one of the best decisions of my life.
STEWART BENN, JR. *FOOTBALL 1974-1975* HOF 2017
EDUCATION
- Bowie State College/University 1974-1979; Social Work - Bachelor of Science Degree - 1979
- Delaware State University - Master of Social Work - 2004
ATHLETIC ACHIEVEMENTS
- Bowie State College Football Team 1974-1978; Position Played - Linebacker
- Baltimore Sun's All-State All-Star Team - Honorable Mention Linebacker - 1975
- Leading Tackler for the Top Ranked Defense Team for the Independent Black College Football Teams
- Recorded sixteen unassisted tackles versus Hampton University - 1975
- Sports Hall of Fame Selection - Member of the 1975 Black College Champ Football Team;
- Member - Jet Magazine's 1975 Independent Black College Champion Football Team; Ranked 1st in the Nation among Independent Black Colleges and Universities; and Ranked 4th in the Nation among all HBCUs;
- Record - 1975 Football Team - Most Points Scored in a Single Season over 358 points; 35.8 points per game;
- Most Regular Season Wins - 9 in a Single Season
- Record - 1975 Football Team - Most Yards per game - 404 Years per game (still standing)
- Record - 1975 Football team - Fewest Points Allowed in a single season
- Baltimore Sun's All-State All-Star Team Selection - Linebacker - Honorable Mention -1975
COMMUNITY SERVICE AND ORGANIZATIONS
- Member of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc 1976
- Member of Alpha Worship Center Men’s Ministry
- Member of Huntington Mills Homeowners Association
- Vice – President Wilmington High School Class of 1974 Alumni Association
- Member of WHS Class of 1974 Alumni Association Scholarship Committee
PROFESSIONAL CAREER
- Baltimore City Child Protective Services
- New Castle County (DE) Child Protective Services (Social Worker)
- AETNA (LTC Unit-Case Manager)
- United Healthcare (LTC-Case Manager)
FAMILY
- Married: Sherry Rasin-Benn
- Adult Children: Joseph Benn, Tijuana Benn, Dina Benn, Daneitra Rasin-Johnson, Kevin Rasin
- Son-In-Law: Clarence Johnson
- Grandchildren: James Robinson, Jr., Aidan Robinson, Clarence Johnson Jr.
HIGHLIGHTS
- Recording sixteen unassisted tackles during the victory over Hampton University during the 1975 season
DR. TARSHA(WILSON)CAVANAUGH *BASKETBALL 1996-99* H0F 2017
DR. TARSHA (WILSON) CAVANAUGH
EDUCATION:
- Capella University, Minneapolis, MN (2002-2008); Doctor of Philosophy, General Human Services
- Howard University, Washington, DC (2000-2002); Masters of Social Work, Family and Child Welfare
- Bowie State University (BSU), Bowie, MD (1993-1998); Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice, Minor: Social Work
- Woodrow Wilson High School, Washington, DC (1991-1993)
ATHLETIC ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
- Appointed team Co-Captain, Bowie State University (BSU) Women’s Basketball during the 1997-98 season.
- Directed by an incredible work ethic, Dr, Cavanaugh was the most consistent player during the 1997-98 season and posted career numbers in scoring and rebounding as the Lady Bulldogs finished with a 28-2 record.
- Voted Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association (CIAA) Player of the Week, CIAA Semifinals Player of the Game, Bryant College All-Tournament Team, and South Atlantic Regional All-Tournament Team, 1997-98.
- Propelled the Lady Bulldogs to their second consecutive CIAA title, also led the team to the NCAA Division II “Sweet 16” for the third consecutive year, averaging 18 points and 13 points in the South Atlantic Regional Tournament.
- Selected as a two-time Best-Western Holiday Classic Tournament Most Valuable Player (MVP) during the 1996-97 and 1997-98 seasons.
- Voted Bowie State University’s Faculty and Staff’s Most Valuable Player and the Student Government Association’s Most Outstanding Senior in 1998.
- 2015 and 2016 BSU Sports Hall of Fame Team Inductee, 1996-97 and 1997-98 Women’s CIAA Championship Basketball Teams.
- Offered a contract to play professionally in Israel and tried out for the Washington Mystics, 1998.
- Selected as Girls Basketball MVP, Woodrow Wilson High School, District of Columbia Interscholastic Athletic Association (DCIAA) Girls Basketball Champions, and DCIAA All Star MVP, 1993.
- Selected as All-Met Girls Basketball, 1992-93, All-Met Honorable Mention, All DCIAA 1991-92, 1992-93
- Voted by the Washington Post as the DCIAA Girls Basketball Player of the Year, 1993.
- Georgetown University Classic MVP, Blair Classic MVP, and Jelleff Summer League All Star MVP, 1992
- Captain (1992-93) and Co-Captain (1991-92) Woodrow Wilson High School, Washington, DC.
OTHER AWARDS:
- National Dean’s List, 2002 and BSU Dean’s List, 1997-98
- Pigskins Club of Washington Leadership and Appreciation Award, 1998;
- Who’s Who in Sports, 1991-92
COMMUNITY SERVICE AND ORGANIZATIONS:
- Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated
- Bowie State University National Alumni Association, Inc., Life Member
PROFESSIONAL CAREER:
- Uniformed Services, United States Public Health Service Commissioned Officer, Commander (O-5) (2003-Present)
- United States Department of Health and Human Services, Health Resources and Services Administration: Senior Public Health Advisor, Bureau of Health Workforce, Division of Health Careers and Financial Support (2017-Present); Senior Public Health Analyst, HIV/AIDS Bureau, Division of Policy and Data (2015-2017); Senior Public Health Analyst, Office of Women’s Health (2010-2015); Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services (2007-2010), Public Health Advisor, Center for Mental Health Services, Suicide Prevention Branch
- Social Work Therapist, National Capital Station (2007-2011)
- Assistant Girls Basketball Coach, Friendship Collegiate Academy (2013-2016); Assistant Girls Basketball Coach, National Cathedral School (2005-2007); Legacy Semi-Professional Women’s Basketball Travel Team (1998-2000); Girls Basketball Summer League Coach, Wilson High School (1998)
FAMILY:
- Husband, Donald Cavanaugh, Jr., Children, Donald Cavanaugh, III, Tanise Cavanaugh and Madisen Cavanaugh
- Parents, Denise Rich (Mother), Michael Rich (embraced Father, deceased), James Wilson (Father)
CHARLES B. DAVIS, SR. *FOOTBALL 1972 -1975* H0F 2017
EDUCATION
- Bowie State College 1972 - 1975; Majored Business Administration
ATHLETIC ACHIEVEMENTS
- Bowie State College 1972 - 1975; Positions Played: Linebacker, Running Back and Center
- Bowie State college - Two Year Letterman and Starter 1975 Black College Champion Football Team
- Baltimore Sun Newspaper All-State All Star Football Team - Offensive Line (Center)
Honorable Mention - 1975
- Conference NAIA - District #19 Offensive Line (Center) Honorable Mention - 1975
- Bowie State College - Member Jet Magazine's Independent Black College Champion Football Team; Ranked #1 in the Nation among Independent Black Colleges and Universities, Nationally Ranked 4th Overall among HBCUs - 1975; Bowie State College (Record) Most Yards Average Per Game - 504 Yards Per Game; Most Points Scored in a Single Season (Record) - 385 Points; Most Points Average Per Game (Record) - 38.5 Points Per Game; Most Points Scored in a Single Game (Record) 83 Points vs Fairleigh Dickenson University - 1975
- Bowie State University Sports Hall of Fame Induction - 1972 Legacy Hall of Fame Football Team Member - 2014; BSU Sports Hall of Fame Induction - 1975 Independent Black College Champions Football Team Member - 2015
- Semi-Professional Football - Frederick Falcons - 10 Year Semi-Pro Career
COMMUNITY SERVICE AND ORGANIZATIONS
- American Legion Francis Scott Key Post # 11, Veterans Service Officer - Fredrick County, Maryland
- Fraternal Order of Police - District of Columbia (DC) #1
- President/Treasurer Bartonsville Community Cemetery - Fredrick County, Maryland
- Marine Corps League, Frederick County, Maryland
- AMVETS Post #2 - Former Veterans Service Office - Frederick County, Maryland
- Congressman John Delaney - Veterans Advisory Panel
- NAACP - Frederick County, Maryland
- Former Marine Corp Toys for Tots Liaison for the Frederick Community, Maryland
- Bowie State University National Alumni Association, Inc. (BSUNAA) Member and Sports Hall of Fame Member
PROFESSIONAL CAREER
- United States Marine Corp, Retired Sergeant Major, E9 - Senior Enlisted Adviser
- National Institute of Health, National Cancer Institute - Inventory Control Manager
- Science Applications International Corporation - Bio-Pharmaceutical Development Program
- MMIC - Production Manager
- Department of Defense - Federal Police Officer
- Chainworks Veterans Consultants, LLC - Claims Agent
- C. Brooks Consultants, LLC - Owner (Veteran's VA Claims)
CHURCH AFFILIATION
- Jackson Chapel United Methodist Church - Active Member - Frederick, Maryland
- Second Baptist Church - Active Member - Tallcott, WV
FAMILY
- Pamela G. Carter - Spouse
- Charles B. Davis, Jr., Shantee', Heather, Andrenne, Ja Mel - Adult Children
- Jayla - Grandchild
WINSTON S. DELATTIBOUDER, JR. *FOOTBALL 1986 -1991* H0F 2017
May 7, 1969 - Ipswitch, St Elizabeth, Jamaica, West Indies
EDUCATION
- John F. Kennedy High School, Paterson, New Jersey 1983-1986
- Attended Bowie State University from 1986 to 1991 originally in pursuit of a Dual Degree Electrical Engineering Program in concert with University of Maryland, College Park. Subsequently received a Bachelor of Science Degree in Applied Mathematics
- Pursued and received a Masters’ of Science Degree in Management Information Systems from Bowie State University in 1993
ATHLETIC ACHIEVEMENTS
- Bowie State University: Co-Captain of the Football Team 1989
- CIAA Champions 1989
- NCAA Division II Football National Playoffs 1988
- Football Team Offensive Line Four Year Starter 1986 - 1989
- Football Team Offensive Player twice 1988 and twice 1989
OTHER AWARDS
- PHI BETA SIGMA: Highest GPA Eastern Region Award
- IRS Delmock Technologies, Inc.(DTI) Small Business Success recognition 2012
- Letter of recognition from Senator Barbara Mikulski to Delmock Technologies, Inc for significant contract award with the Department of Treasury
- Deltek recognition - Top Four HUBZone company2014
- Deltek recognition - Top 8(a) company2012
COMMUNITY SERVICE AND ORGANIZATIONS
- Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity Incorporated
- National Society of Black Engineers
- DTIcontinually partners with multiple organizations to employ, mentor, and guide High School/College inner city youth towards research/technology and eventual success
- Software Engineering Institute Capability Maturity Model Integration Level 3 2016
- Software Engineering Institute Capability Maturity Model Integration Level 3 2013
- Software Engineering Institute Capability Maturity Model Integration Level 2 2011
PROFESSIONAL CAREER
- Delmock Technologies, Inc. – President/CEO 2002 to present
- Subject Matter Expert – Internal Revenue Service (IRS) Contractor 2011 to present
- Senior Information Technology (IT) Specialist IRS Contractor 2007 to 2010
- IT Specialist IRS Contractor 1999 - 2004
- Aeronautical Radio Incorporated (ARINC) IT Testing Specialist 1997 to 1998
- Bell Atlantic – Technology Analyst 1995 - 1996
- Nasa Goddard Space Flight Center – IT Testing Analyst 1993 to 1995
FAMILY
- Married: LaVonne DeLattiboudere
- Children: Winston DeLattiboudere III, Bryan DeLattiboudere, Brandon DeLattiboudere
- Mother: Henrietta Lattiboudere & Father: Winston Lattiboudere Sr.
HIGHLIGHTS
- Proud to say I’m part of an organization that is responsible for hiring in excess of 80+ personnel, which supports their families as well as surrounding communities
JENNIFER (GETER) ROUNTREE. *TRACK &FIELD 2005-2007* H0F 2017
EDUCATION
- Bowie State University - 2003-2007; Bachelor of Science Degree - Business Administration, with a concentration in Banking and Finance - 2007
- Bowie State University - Masters in Public Administration - 2011
ATHLETIC ACHIEVEMENTS
- Bowie State University Track and Field Team Member - 2003 - 2007; Four Time Letterwoman
- Member of the BSU 2006 CIAA Women's Outdoor Track and Field Championship Team
- BSU Track and Field Team - Most Valuable Runner - Outdoor 2004
- BSU Track and Field Team - Most Valuable Runner - Indoor 2007
- NCAA Division II - All-American- 400 Meter Relay 2nd Place 45.43 May 2005
- NCAA Division II - All-American- 1600 Meter Relay 6th Place 3:43.43 May 2005
- NCAA Division II - All-American- 1600 Meter 6th Place 3:46.88 Mar 2006
- NCAA Division II - All-American- 400 Meter Relay 4th Place 45.82 May 2006
- NCAA Division II - All-American- 1600 Meter Relay 7th Place 3:45.80 May 2006
- NCAA Division II - All-American- 200 Meters 6th Place 24.49 Mar 2007
- NCAA Division II - All-American- 400 Meters 5th Place 55.68 Mar 2007
- NCAA Division II - All-American- 1600 Meter Relay 6th Place 3:47.65 Mar 2007
- NCAA Division II - All-American- 200 Meters 8th Place 24.28 May 2007
- NCAA Division II - All-American - 400 Meter Relay 6th Place 45.51 May 2007
- NCAA Division II - All-American- 1600 Meter Relay 8th Place 3:46.88 May 2007
- All CIAA – 400M; 1600 Meter Relay Feb 2004
- All CIAA – 200M; 400 Meter Relay; 1600 Meter Relay Apr 2004
- All CIAA – 200M; 1600 Meter Relay Feb 2005
- All CIAA – 400MH; 400 Meter Relay; 1600 Meter Relay Apr 2005
- All CIAA – 200M; 400M; Distance Medley Relay; 1600M Relay Feb 2006
- All CIAA – 100M; 200M; 400M; 400 Meter Relay; 1600 Meter Relay Apr 2006
- All CIAA – 200M; 400M; 1600 Meter Relay Feb 2007
- All CIAA – 100M; 200M; 400M; 400 Meter Relay; 1600 Meter Relay Apr 2007
- Record - 400 Meter Dash Record Holder – 54.50 May 2007
- NCAA Continuing Education Scholarship Recipient
COMMUNITY SERVICE AND ORGANIZATIONS
- Association of Government Accountants
- American Society of Military Comptrollers
- National Association of Black Accounts (NABA)
PROFESSIONAL CAREER
- Deloitte Consulting, LLP – Consultant - 2015 - Present
- Delta Resources, Inc. – Sr. Financial Analyst: 2011 – 2015
- Jacer Corporation – Budget Analyst – 2008 - 2011
FAMILY
- Children: Bobby RountreeIII
- Mother: Sylvia Geter
HIGHLIGHTS
- 11 Time NCAA Division II All-American
- 27 All CIAA Performances (17 Top 3)
- Member of Bowie State University’s First Woman’s CIAA Track and Field Championship Team - Apr 2006
- Personal Best Performances: 100M 11.9 ; 200M 24.08 ; 400M 54.50 (School record); 400 Meter Relay 45.43 (School Record); 1600 Meter Relay 3:43.43 (School Record)
ALVIN HAILSTORKS *FOOTBALL 1974-1978 * H0F 2017
EDUCATION
- Bowie State College/University 1974-1978; Business Administration - Bachelor of Science Degree - 1978
- The Ohio State University - Masters in Business Administration (MBA) - 1980
ATHLETIC ACHIEVEMENTS
- Bowie State College Football Team - 1974 -1977; Position Played - Defensive Back; Four Year Letterman - Three Year Starter
- Bowie State University Sports Hall of Fame - Inducted Member of the 1975 Black College Champion Football Team
- Member - Jet Magazine's 1975 Independent Black College Champion Football Team; Ranked 1st among Independent Black Colleges/Universities;
- Ranked 4th in the Nation among all HBCU's
- Record - 1975 Football Team - Fewest Points Allowed in a Single Season
- Record - 1975 Football Team - Most Points Scored in a Single Season over 358 Points; 35.8 points per game - Highest in the Nation among All Colleges and Universities
- Record - Most Regular Season Wins - 9 in a Single Season
- Two Time Selection to the Baltimore Sun's All-State All-Star Team Selection - Defensive Back - Honorable Mention - 1974 and 1977
- Bowie State College Highest Academic Achievement Award - 1977
COMMUNITY SERVICE AND ORGANIZATIONS
- Treasurer of Columbus Indiana Theatre Arts Guild
- Membership Chairman of Columbus Indiana NAACP Chapter
- IRS Volunteer Income Tax Assistant
- Pee Wee League Baseball Assistant Coach
- Treasurer of Prince George’s County Council District 8 Candidate
- Member of the Bowie State University National Alumni Association, Inc and the Sports Hall of Fame Alumni Chapter
PROFESSIONAL CAREER
- Regional Manager at Cummins Inc.
- Financial Advisor at Holmes and Associates Financial Services, LLC
FAMILY
- Addie D. Hailstorks - Spouse
- Adult Children: Adrienne E. Hailstorks and Angela F. Hailstorks
HIGHLIGHTS
- First Football Player to receive Bowie State College Highest Academic Achievement Award
DIEDRA (FIELDS) HOLLINS *BASKETBALL 1996-1999 * H0F 2017
DEIDRA (FIELDS) HOLLINS
EDUCATION
• Attended Bowie State University from 1998-2000 and majored in Communications. Receive Bachelor of Science in Communications in December of 2000
• Attended Macomb College in Warren, Michigan from 1996-1998. Received a Certificate of General Studies in May 1998
ATHLETIC ACHIEVEMENTS
• 1999 CIAA Champion Women’s Basketball
• 1999 CIAA Player of Volleyball
• 1999 All CIAA Volleyball
• 2000 All CIAA Women'1s Basketball/Volleyball
• 2000 HBCU All Star Women’s Basketball
• 2000 All South Atlantic Women’s Basketball
COMMUNITY SERVICE/ORGANIZATION
• 2016 Team Inductee into the Bowie State University Sports Hall of Fame
• Member of the Bowie State National Alumni Association
• Members of the National Association of Female Executives
PROFESSIONAL CAREER
• Owner/Professional Cake Designer- The Frosted Oven Cake Studio in Memphis. Tennessee Family• Son – Deon Fields (23)
• Mother – Deidra Bailey
• Father – Raymond Fields
HIGHLIGHTS
• NJCAA 1st Team All American
• Invited to try-out for 2014 Olympic Volleyball Team
• 2012 CIAA Hall of Fame Inductee
• Macomb College Hall of Fame Inductee
• 2005 World Champion Detroit Demolition Professional Women’s Football.
WANDA REENE HOWARD *CHEERLEADING 1976-1978 * H0F 2017
EDUCATION
- Bowie State College 1976 – 1978; Communications
- Prince George’s Community College 2010 – 2013; Associate of Arts - Mass Communication
- Bowie State University 2013 – 2015; Bachelor of Science - Communications (Broadcast Journalism)
- Bowie State University 2015 – 2017; Master of Arts - Organizational Communication
ATHLETIC ACHIEVEMENTS
- Bowie State College 1976 – 1978 Cheerleader; 2 Year Letterwoman
- United States Football League (USFL) – The Washington Federals Football Team - “The Untouchables” Cheerleader 1983 – 1985
- National Football League (NFL) – The Washington Redskins Football Team “The Redskinettes” Cheerleader 1985 – 1989
- NFL Washington Redskins Football Team - Co-Captain “The Redskinettes” - 1987
- NFL Pro Bowl Cheerleader - 1987
- NFL Washington Redskins Super Bowl XXII Championship Cheerleader Co-Captain - 1988
- NFL Washington Redskins Football Team - Co-Captain “The Redskinettes” - 1989
COMMUNITY SERVICE AND ORGANIZATIONS
- Bowie State University National Alumni Association, Inc. (BSUNAA) Lifetime Member since 2017
- Bowie State University Sports Hall of Fame – Member since 2015
- Bowie State University 100K Committee – Member since 2015
- Bowie State University Alumni Golden Girl (GG’s) Alumni Coordinator – Member since 2013
- Bowie State University Bike Tour Volunteer – since 2016
- The SHARE Food Network Volunteer – since 2010
- DC Central Kitchen Volunteer – since 2015
- The Cinderella Project Volunteer – since 2016
PROFESSIONAL CAREER
- Monarch Mortgage, Senior Mortgage Loan Officer; 2001 - 2010
- Prince George’s Community College (PGCC) Adjunct Professor; Communication and Theater Department; 2015 - Present
- Prince George’s Community College (PGCC) Segment Producer, Floor Director, Scheduler, and Video Systems Technician; PGCC-TV (Cable TV network); 2013 - Present
- Bowie State University (BSU) Adjunct Professor, Department of Communications; 2015 –Present
FAMILY
- Antonio Howard Roberts (son)
- Juan Roberts Howard (son)
CHURCH AFFILIATION
- First Baptist Church of Glenarden
HIGHLIGHTS
- Returning to Bowie State University to not only receive my Bachelors degree with honors, but also receiving my Masters degree
- Being a celebrity judge at various events
- Being nominated and honored as a Bowie State University Sports Hall of Famer
ANDRE P. MCCOLLOUGH *FOOTBALL 1972-1975* H0F 1986,14,15&17
EDUCATION
- Bowie State College/University - 1971-1976; Health, Physical Education and Recreation - Bachelor of Arts Degree - 1976
ATHLETIC ACHIEVEMENTS
- Bowie State College Football 1972-1975; Positions Played - Running Back and Wide Receiver
- Four Year Letterman - Three Year Starter
- Record - Longest Pass Reception from Scrimmage, 86 Yards verses Hampton Institute - 1975; Record stood for over 20 years
- NFL's New York Jets - Tryout - 1975 (Made it to the final cut)
- Bowie State Hall of Fame Selection - 1986
- Three Time Hall of Fame Selection; Member of the 1972 Legacy Football Team, Member of the 1975 Black College Champ Football Team, and Individual Hall of Fame Inductee - 1986
- Member - Jet Magazine's 1975 Independent Black College Champion Football Team; Ranked 1st in the Nation among Independent Black Colleges and Universities; and
- Ranked 4th in the Nation among all HBCUs;
- Record - 1975 Football Team - Most points scored in a Single Season over 358 points; 35.8 points per game; Most Regular Season Wins - 9 in a Single Season
- Record - 1975 Football Team - Most Yards per game - 404 Years per game (still standing)
- Record - 1975 Football team - Fewest Points Allowed in a single season
- Baltimore Sun's All-State All-Star Team Selection - Wide Receiver - Honorable Mention -1975
COMMUNITY SERVICE AND ORGANIZATIONS
- Assistant Football Coach - C.H. Flowers High School Football Team - 2000-Present
- Glenarden Youth Track Club Coach - 1997-Present
- Athletic Director, Vice President and Football Coach - Glenarden-Ardmore Boys and Girls Club - 1992-1998
- Maryland Panthers AAU Basketball Team - Board Member 1998
- From the Heart Church Ministries - Physical Activities Ministry - 1990-1993
- Assistant Track and Field Coach - Potomac High School Track Team - 1977-1978
- Member - Bowie State University National Alumni Association, Inc. and the Sports Hall of Fame Alumni Chapter
PROFESSIONAL CAREER
- Booz, Allen, and Hamilton - Retired - Network Administrator/Analyst 1997-2013
- Bread for the World - Network Administrator/Analyst 1987-1997
- National Computer Graphics Association – Analyst/Jr. Programmer 1984-1987
- Congressional Budget Office (CBO) - Analyst 1980-1984
FAMILY
- Married - Angela McCollough; Adult Children: Ian McCollough and Evan McCollough
- Daughter-In-Law: Krystal McCollough; Grandchildren: Miyana Johnson, Lyla McCollough Riley McCollough, Khalil Davis and Marquese Johnson
HIGHLIGHTS
- Record Setting Pass Reception - Longest Pass Reception 86 Yards vs Hampton - 1975 which stood for over 20 years; Tryout with the NFL’s New York Jets 1976; Four Year Letterman and Three Year Starter for Bowie State College Football Team
ROBERT NATHAN *FOOTBALL 1998-2001* H0F 2017
EDUCATION
- Bowie State University - 1998-May 2003; Major: Computer Science and Minor: Computer Graphics; Bachelor of Science Degree - 2003
- University of Maryland University College (UMUC) - 2013 - May 2015; Major: Cybersecurity; Master of Science - 2015
ATHLETIC ACHIEVEMENTS
- Bowie State University Football Team - 1998 - 2001; Position Played - Offensive Lineman
- Two Year Captain, Four Year Starter, and Four Year Letterman
- Bowie State Football Team - Most Valuable Offensive Player-2001 Season
- NCAA Division II - All-CIAA Conference Selection Offensive Lineman (First Team) 2001
- All-CIAA Conference - Pre-Season Selection (Offensive Lineman) 2001
- All-CIAA Conference Selection Offensive Lineman (Second Team) 2000
- CIAA Conference Selection - Offensive Lineman of the Week - 2000
- CIAA Conference Selection - Offensive Lineman of the Week - 2001
COMMUNITY SERVICE AND ORGANIZATIONS
- Volunteer Coach – CIA Football Camp - Prince Frederick Eagles Youth Organization
- Volunteer Coach – APBM Football Camp - 1998–2001
- Volunteer Coach – Prince George's Falcons Youth Organization - 2007–2009
- Assistant High School Football Coach – Oxon Hill High School - 2005-2006
- Lifetime Member of the Bowie State University National Alumni Association (BSUNAA) and the Sports Hall of Fame Alumni Chapter
PROFESSIONAL CAREER
- SalientCRGT – U.S. Patent and Trademark Office
- Lockheed Martin – U.S. Department of Homeland Security
- Pitney Bowes Software
- Educator – Prince George’s County Public Schools;District of Columbia Public Charter Schools
FAMILY
- Married: Antonia Nathan (BSU c\o ‘04)
- Children: Jarron Nathan, Jordan Nathan, Jasmine Nathan, Jade Nathan
HIGHLIGHTS
- Two Year Captain and Four Year Starter for the Bowie State University Football Team
ARCHIE O'NEIL *FOOTBALL 1973-1977* H0F 1986 & 2017
EDUCATION
- Bowie State University - 1998-May 2003; Major: Computer Science and Minor: Computer Graphics; Bachelor of Science Degree - 2003
- University of Maryland University College (UMUC) - 2013 - May 2015; Major: Cybersecurity; Master of Science - 2015
ATHLETIC ACHIEVEMENTS
- Bowie State University Football Team - 1998 - 2001; Position Played - Offensive Lineman
- Two Year Captain, Four Year Starter, and Four Year Letterman
- Bowie State Football Team - Most Valuable Offensive Player-2001 Season
- NCAA Division II - All-CIAA Conference Selection Offensive Lineman (First Team) 2001
- All-CIAA Conference - Pre-Season Selection (Offensive Lineman) 2001
- All-CIAA Conference Selection Offensive Lineman (Second Team) 2000
- CIAA Conference Selection - Offensive Lineman of the Week - 2000
- CIAA Conference Selection - Offensive Lineman of the Week - 2001
COMMUNITY SERVICE AND ORGANIZATIONS
- Volunteer Coach – CIA Football Camp - Prince Frederick Eagles Youth Organization
- Volunteer Coach – APBM Football Camp - 1998–2001
- Volunteer Coach – Prince George's Falcons Youth Organization - 2007–2009
- Assistant High School Football Coach – Oxon Hill High School - 2005-2006
- Lifetime Member of the Bowie State University National Alumni Association (BSUNAA) and the Sports Hall of Fame Alumni Chapter
PROFESSIONAL CAREER
- SalientCRGT – U.S. Patent and Trademark Office
- Lockheed Martin – U.S. Department of Homeland Security
- Pitney Bowes Software
- Educator – Prince George’s County Public Schools;District of Columbia Public Charter Schools
FAMILY
- Married: Antonia Nathan (BSU c\o ‘04)
- Children: Jarron Nathan, Jordan Nathan, Jasmine Nathan, Jade Nathan
HIGHLIGHTS
- Two Year Captain and Four Year Starter for the Bowie State University Football TeamEDUCATION
- Bowie State University 1973-1982; BA
- Bowie State University 1985-1990; MA
- Johns Hopkins University 2002-2004; MS
- George Washington University 2009; CPM
ATHLETIC ACHIEVEMENTS
- All State- 1973
- MVP- Defense -1973
- Team Captain -1976
- Team Captain -1977
- 1st Team All-State- 1977
- 1st All-NAIA- 1977
- #2 tackler in the nation - 1976
- Honorable All-American -1977
- MVP- 1977
COMMUNITY SERVICE AND ORGANIZATIONS
- Lifetime Member of the Bowie State University National Alumni Association
- Board Member and Past President – Indian Head Highway Area Action Council
- Member – Fraternal Order of Police, Lodge 89
PROFESSIONAL CAREER
- Prince George’s County Police Department; Retired Major
- Prince George’s County Fire/EMS Department – Personnel Analyst V
- Bowie State University – Assistant Coach
- Steptoe and Johnson
- E.I. Dupont
FAMILY
- Anica L. O’Neil
- Alexander D. O’Neil
- Isiah L. Jackson
- Cheyenne A. O’Neil
HIGHLIGHTS
- Enjoying Family and Friends
RICCI (ALLEYENE) RODRIGUEZ "TRACK AND FIELD 2003-2008" HOF 2
EDUCATION
- Bowie State University - 2003 to 2008; Double Major - Accounting and Information Systems - Bachelor of Science Degree - 2008
ATHLETIC ACHIEVEMENTS
- Bowie State Track and Field Team Member - 2003-2008; Four Time Letterwoman
- Bowie State University 400 Meter Hurdle Record Holders - Time?
- Bowie State University Track and Field Team Most Valuable Player (MVP) - 2005
- BSU Track and Field Strength and Conditioning Athlete of the Year - 2005
- Five Time NCAA Division II - All-American (400m; 400mh, 4x400m Relays)
- NCAA Division II - All American - 400 Meters - 200?
- NCAA Division II - All-American - 400 Meter Hurdles - 200?
- NCAA Division II - All-American - 4x400 Meter Relay - 200?
- CIAA Awards
- Arthur Ashe Academic Award - 200?
COMMUNITY SERVICE AND ORGANIZATIONS
- Best Buddies Organization - Volunteer
- Member of the Bowie State University National Alumni Association, Inc. and the Sports Hall of Fame Alumni Chapter
PROFESSIONAL CAREER
- Audit Readiness Consultant - Booz Allen Hamilton
- KPMG Consultants - 20??
- Deloitte Consultants - 20??
FAMILY
- Married: Dion Rodriguez
- Children: Son-Dorian Rodriguez; Daughter-Darynn Rodriguez
CHURCH AFFILIATION
- Member of Imani Temple African American Catholic Church
HIGHLIGHTS
- Member of First Bowie State University Track and Field Team to Win CIAA Conference Championship
AGNES MAE (JONES) SEYMORE *BASKETBALL 1961-1965* H0F 2017
AGNES MAE (JONES) SEYMORE
EDUCATION
- Bowie State College 1961-1965; Elementary Education-Bachelor of Arts -1965
- Bowie State College/University - Master’s Degree -1972
ATHLETIC ACHIEVEMENTS
- Women's Basketball Team - 1961 - 1965 and Student Athlete
- Captain of the Women’s Basketball Team; Forward & Guard
- Very quick and played several positions as needed; Outstanding Playmaker;
- Excellent Ball Handler, Shooter, Rebounder and Played both sides of the court;
- Style: Dribble Penetration to the Basket; Very Dependable and One of the Most versatile players on the team; Demonstrated Commitment to academics
- She was a powerful a guard and helped fortify her high school, Maces Lane High School Tigers, to stellar results during her tenure.
COMMUNITY SERVICE AND ORGANIZATIONS
- Co-Captain of American Cancer Society's, Relay for Life Team Stepping By Faith
- Secretary for over 25 years to the Mace’s Lace Alumni Association (an organization which provides monetary support to youth to attend college
- Chapter Member of Red Hatter Society
- Active member of the Christian Education Team at Eastern United Methodist Church Taught Sunday School; Director of Vacation Bible School and Coordinated and Organized Youth Summer Camp
PROFESSIONAL CAREER
- Teaching Career - 1965 - 2002; Aberdeen, Maryland
- Harford County Public Schools - 2nd Grade/Bakerfield & Aberdeen Elementary
- 3rd Grade at Deerfield Elementary until her retirement in 2002, after 37 years of teaching
- Agnes was recognized for her various accomplishments and was awarded 2nd Place in the Curriculum Activities Award Contest where she chose the activities entitled "The Black Hall of Fame" and the "Time Capsule".
- Agnes was a positive role model for her many students and young people in the community. She had a passion for teaching and incorporated that discipline in every aspect of her life. Agnes was a private and mild tempered person who loved to give back to others.
FAMILY
- Married: Tyrone Seymore - Married 42 wonderful years
- Children: Tyra Meekins and Andrea Scott; Step-Children: Loretta Lewis, Craig Milligan, and Gavin Milligan
- Son-In-Laws: Odis Lewis and Jason Scott; Daughter-In-Laws: Deanna Milligan and Renee Milligan;
- Grandchildren: Breyonna Elbert, Alexis Scott, Malik Elbert, Rashad Elbert, Jayla Scott, Jason Scott Jr. and Keith Meekins Jr.; Step- Grandchildren- Kyle Lewis, Scott Lewis, Cierra Benjamin , Courtney Milligan, Julian Milligan, Jalen Milligan; Great-grand Son: Jemar Davis and Step-Great-grand twins: Raven and Remy Lewis
COACH KENNETH SCOTT*BOWLING 200?-2007* H0F 2017
COACH KENNETH SCOTT*BOWLING 200?-2007* H0F 2017
Kenneth was born on January 7, 1956 in Ft. Leonard Wood, Missouri. He is
the son of Aaron Thompson Scott and Gladys Johnson Scott of Crofton,
Maryland. He has 2 brothers and 1 sister. He also has 4 children and 1
grandchild.
At the age 12 Kenneth’s family moved to Maryland. It was then that his
father introduced him to bowling and he has been bowling ever since.
EDUCATION
Kenneth is a graduate of Duval High School and after graduating he entered
the Air Force. He served 8 years in the Air Force as a Military Police Officer.
After leaving the military he joined the US Secret Service where he worked
for 20-years in various law enforcement positions.
COMMUNITY SERVICE AND ORGANIZATIONS
In his spare time he managed the Youth Bowling League at the Bowie Bowling Center and he
bowled on several bowling teams 5 nights a week. In 2001 he accepted the position of Head Coach for the first Women’s Bowling Team at Bowie State University. Since accepting this position he has Coach of the Year 3 times for the CIAA and 2 times for Bowie State. The Team won their 1st CIAA Championship in 2004 and again in 2005, 2010, 2014, 2016, and in 2017.
MARCUS SKELTON *FOOTBALL 1999-2002* H0F 2017
EDUCATION
- Bowie State University - 1999 - 2003; Communications - Bachelor of Science Degree - 2003
- Bowie State University - Master of Arts - Human Resources Development - 2005
ATHLETIC ACHIEVEMENTS
- Bowie State University Football Team - 1999 - 2002; Position Played - Offensive Line
- Four Year Letterman; Four Year Starter
- NCAA Division II - Daktronics All-American (Second Team) - 2002
- NCAA Division II - All-CIAA Conference (First Team) Offensive Lineman - 2002
- All CIAA (First Team) - Pre-Season Selection - 2002
- CIAA Offensive lineman of The Week (Two Times) - 2002
- CIAA Offensive Lineman of the Week - 2001
- Bowie State University Student Athlete Association - 2001-2002
- Bowie State University Football Team - Started 33 Games (3 as Freshman)
- NCAA Division II - CIAA Conference Eastern Division Champions - Member - 2002
COMMUNITY SERVICE AND ORGANIZATIONS
- City of Bowie, Parks and Recreation Committee (present)
- American Heart Association of Maryland, Advocacy Committee (present)
- Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity Inc (Delta Mu Chapter)
- Urban Policy Steering Committee, Jeb Bush for President
- Caesar Chavez Public Charter School, Intern Recruiting Committee (2008-2014)
- Words, Beats, and Life Inc., Board of Directors (2007-2011)
- Young Professionals for John McCain for President, Regional Director
- State Chairman of the Year (2008), Young Republican National Federation
- State Chairman, DC Young Republicans (2007-2009)
- DC City At-Large Council Candidate (2006)
- Eagle Scout Award, Boy Scouts of America
- Member of the Bowie State University National Alumni association, Inc. and Sports Hall of Fame Alumni Chapter
PROFESSIONAL CAREER
- US Environmental Protection Agency, Human Resources Specialist (present)
- American Association of State Colleges and Universities, Grants and Contracts Specialist
- National Public Radio, Political Commentator
FAMILY
- Married (Koretta S. Skelton)
- Daughter (Karry S. Skelton)
HIGHLIGHTS
EARL SPEIGHTS *FOOTBALL 1972-1975* H0F 2017
JAMES BARNEY WATERS AWARD
EDUCATION
- Bowie State College/University - 1972 to 1976; Majored in Physical Education - Bachelor of Science Degree in 1976
- The Citadel - Masters of Education Degree; Physical Education - 1982
ATHLETIC ACHIEVEMENTS
- Bowie State College Football Team - 1972 - 1975; Positions Played Quarterback and Tight-End;
- Four Year Letterman - Three Year Starter; Starting Quarterback - Bowie State College 1972 Legacy Sports Hall of Fame Football Team and 74 and 75 Tight End.
- Tri-Captain and Starting Tight-End - 1975 Black College Champion Football Team;
- Two Time Hall of Fame Selection; Member of the 1972 Legacy Football Team, Member of the 1975 Black College Champ Football Team
- Member - Jet Magazine's 1975 Independent Black College Champion Football Team; Ranked 1st in the Nation among Independent Black Colleges and Universities; and
- Ranked 4th in the Nation among all HBCUs;
- Record - 1975 Football Team - Most points scored in a Single Season over 358 points; 35.8 points per game; Most Regular Season Wins - 9 in a Single Season;
- Record - 1975 Football Team - Most Yards per game - 404 Years per game (still standing);
- Record - 1975 Football team - Fewest Points Allowed in a Single Season
COMMUNITY SERVICE AND ORGANIZATIONS
- President of the Bowie State College Physical Education Majors Club (1975-1976)
- Founder and President of Friends (Youth Non-Profit Organization) - Charleston, SC 1991 to 1994; and
- Garnered more than $4 million in scholarship money for students to attend college during my teaching and coaching career.
- Founder and Director of CBA (Youth Mentoring and Educational Program) - Augusta, GA
- Active member of the Greater Augusta HBCU Alumni Alliance, Inc.
- Lifetime Member of the Bowie State University National Alumni Association
- Member of the Bowie State University Sports Hall of Fame Alumni Chapter
- Chief Administrator for the MJS Scholarship Fund which awards an Annual $1000 Scholarship to a Black Male Student
PROFESSIONAL CAREER
- Thirty-two years of Teaching and Coaching in the Public School Systems in South Carolina and Georgia; Twice Selected Teacher of the Year (South Carolina and Georgia)
- Selected High School Girls Basketball Conference Coach of the Year in South Carolina
- Head Coach of the Girls 17 and Under 1992 South Carolina State Champion AAU Basketball Team
FAMILY
- Married - Carole B. Minor Speights - 44 Years; Two Adult Sons: Michael L. and Edward M. Speights; Daughter-in-law: Aasha M. Abdill; Granddaughter: Mbali A. Speights and Grandson: Amari E. Speights
CHURCH
- Active member of Good Shepherd Baptist Church in Augusta, GA
HIGHLIGHTS
- Being able to assist hundreds of students as they attained their post-secondary educational goals which enriched their lives and helped make the world better
- Being able to see several of the students that I coached enter into professional football careers in the NFL and being selected into their colleges' Halls of Fame
DR. MICKEY L. BURNIM *PRESIDENT BOWIE STATE UNIVERSITY 2005
FASS AWARD (FACULTY, ADMINISTRATOR STUDENT OR STAFF)
Dr. Mickey Burnim has been at the forefront of helping the Bowiie State and the CIAA become elite in NCAA Division II athletics.
Dr. Mickey L. Burnim was inducted into the CIAA Hall of Fame as an administrator during the CIAA Basketball Tournament on Feb. 24 in Charlotte, N.C.
Dr. Burnim has been a staunch advocate of intercollegiate athletics who provided the blueprint for leadership in stewarding programs throughout the conference. Since his presidency began in 2006 the university’s athletic success has coincided with the improvements in the department’s leadership and the improvement of its facilities.
Bowie State has seen its athletic department infrastructure improve to become one the CIAA’s best. The football stadium has transitioned to include a state of the art field house with new locker rooms and lights allowing for teams to dress at the stadium and host high school and night games.
The school also built a new weight room which has improved the quality of athletic conditioning. A new world class track keeps them on pace.
Dr. Burnim’s fingerprints are on the improvements to the basketball arena as well. There have been upgrades to the facility, including air conditioning and office space for coaches and administrators. The Bulldogs won CIAA Basketball Championship in 2013 and 2017 and have become a powerhouse in football.
As chair of the CIAA Council of Presidents he was one of the leaders in helping grow its media presence through national TV and radio deals that are unprecedented in Division II.
He also helped the conference to navigate through the difficult transition after the surprise resignation of former Commissioner Leon Kerry in 2011. Facing a $1.7 million deficit and controversy following misappropriation of funds allegations he stabilized the conference. He oversaw the national search for Commissioner Jacqie Carpenter from the NCAA office.
“People who graduate have loyalty but its sports that brings them back to campus,” said Burnim. “Sports provides a window into university through which alumni can show support and express their pride”.
This year’s class of CIAA Hall of Fame inductees is one of the most noteworthy in its history. Among those joining Burnim in the 2017 class are former NFL running back Richard Huntley from Winston Salem State and Virginia Union’s Terry Davis who played in the NBA. ESPN personality Stephen A. Smith, who played basketball for Clarence “Big House” Gaines at Winston Salem State, will also be inducted as a supporter.
LOUIS O. MAYO *FOOTBALL 1973-1974* H0F 2017
ATHLETE RECOGNITION AWARD
EDUCATION
- Bowie State College/University - 1973 - 1974; Major - Fine Arts
ATHLETIC ACHIEVEMENTS
- 1973 Bowie State College All-Freshman Team Stand Out Football (Recognition Award Winner)
- 1974 - Defensive Touchdown (Fairleigh Dickinson University)
- 1974-1975 BSC Track and Field Team (Shot Put and Disc)
- 1973 Northern Virginia District Champion Track & Field (Shot Put) Record 59 ft 11in. for Wakefield High School, Arlington County Virginia
- 1969 Jr. High School Awarded Co-Champions (Arlington County Virginia Football league)
COMMUNITY SERVICE AND ORGANIZATIONS
- 1975 Assisted with the publication of Bowie State College First Black & Gold College Year Book
- 1989 Awarded "Carrier of the Month" by the United States Postal Service
- 2010 Awarded/Recognized by United States Postal Service for "Outstanding Customer Service Award."
- 1991-1994 Assistant Coach Prince William County Girls AAU Basketball Team
- 2015 Recognized by Hope Aglow Empowerment Church in receiving the Apostle 5 Stars Award for Operating the Church Food Pantry Outreach Ministry
- Member - Bowie State University National Alumni Association, Inc. and Sports Hall of Fame Alumni Chapter
PROFESSIONAL CAREER
- United States Postal Service
FAMILY
- Bonita Mayo (Wife)
- Daughters: Crystal Mayo (Locke) and Tamara Mayo (Grimes)
- Grandchildren: Atira Alexander, Mya Mckenna, Tamia Grimes, Lawrence Locke II (LJ), and Noah Locke
CHURCH AFFILIATION
- Hope Aglow Empowerment Church - Outreach Ministry
HIGHLIGHTS
- In 1973 after the Bowie State Football summer two a day practices as a freshman my name was the first on the list to have made the team.
- In 1974 made a defensive touchdown against Fairleigh Dickinson University
2002 CIAA Eastern Division Football Champions* H0F 2017
Award of Induction Presented to the
2002 CIAA EASTERN DIVISION FOOTBALL CHAMPIONS
COACHING STAFF
Head Coach Henry Frazier
Assistant Coaches
Gary Beckford, Otis Covington, Marc Harrison, Roy Jones, Adam McCain, Pat McGroarty,
John Morgan, Ed Page, Toyas Reiney, Arthur Thomas, Damon Wilson and Brian Wood
Team Members (Players)
Quenton Alexander
Charles Alston
Hassan Ahmed
Ahmed Silas Arce'
Jamal Berry
Kerry Blake
Kevin Brooks
Andre Brown
Bakari Brown
Sean Brown
Michael Bryant
Sterlind Burke
Cole Campbelle
Kelvin Collins
Atcheson Conway
Antoine Cook
Brandon Cooper
Alonzo Corbett
Caleb Cranke
Aaron Dada
Robin Dawson
Ryan Dickson
Martis Edmond
Joshua Edwards
Michael W. Evans
Donnell Foote
Arturo Gabbedon
Torrey Gatson
Christopher Glass
Isiah Glenn
Nicholas Gould
Ian Greenlee
Julien Harris
Mehmet Hazar
Kevin Hemsley
Montese Henson
Maurice Hill
Gabe Hinton
Timothy Jean-Pierre
Darnell Jeffries
James Johnson
John Johnson
Linwood Jones
Julius Jordan
Marvin King
William Kirkland, II
Bryian Lawrence
Darrin Long
Eugene Lott
Lamar Manigo
Leynard McCoy
Darryl McCray
Jermaine McFadden
Daniel McMichael
Anthony Mulkey
Keelyn Roberts
Phillip Scott
Antone' Sewell
Devin Smith
Jabali Smith
Tyreve Smith
Marcus Skelton
Terrence Stafford
David Thurston
Michael Vanison
Damian Walker
Rico Walker
Gerald Washington
Charles Watson
Hardie Wilson
Michael Wooden
Corey Yancey
