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| UPDATE: Mobile Series Time Changes (3/13/2009) |
| *Saturday's game has been canceled, and the two teams will play a doubleheader on Sunday beginning at 1:00 p.m. (updated 3/14 at 2:30 p.m.)
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| Tonight Baseball Game Postponed (2/10/2009) |
| LSUS' baseball game versus Southern Arkansas tonight has been postponed due to impending bad weather in Magnolia. |
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| Double Header to Begin at Noon on Friday (1/23/2009) |
| Due to Inclement weather pending in Mobile, AL on Saturday, the Pilots will now play the Double Header today with the first pitch scheduled for Noon Central. The third game of the series is scheduled for Saturday at 1 PM. You can catch all of the action live on Teamline with Mark Cantrell and Chris Porche. The pregame show will begin on Friday at 11:40 AM. |
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| Lady Pilots Set to Open Season Friday (8/22/2008) |
| Shreveport, La. - The LSUS Lady Pilots will hit the soccer field for the first time in 2008, as they travel to face Jackson State and Alcorn State in the fourth annual Ronald Mason, Jr. President's Cup this weekend. |
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| Watch LSUS vs. APU Live (3/21/2008) |
| LSUS' second-round matchup versus Azusa Pacific (Calif.) can be viewed live over the internet beginning at 10:45 AM Friday morning. |
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| Watch LSUS' First-Round Game Live (3/19/2008) |
| No. 4 LSUS set to face No. 29 USAO. The game can be viewed over the internet for a small fee, while live game stats are provided at no charge. |
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| Follow tonight's GCAC Championship via Dakstats webcast (3/7/2006) |
| Tonight's GCAC Championship game between the LSUS Pilots and the Spring Hill College Badgers will be available via Dakstats Webcast. Please select the following link to catch all the live action:
http://www.lsus.edu/athletics/webcast/BB_1209_1937_03072006_M_1.html |
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| Series tied 1-1 after 6-4 win by Gold Team (10/26/2005) |
| LSUS Gold jumped out early on the Blue Team and held on for a 6-4 win, evening the Pilot World Series at one game apiece. Daniel Welch, Matt Clayman, and Chris Marks combined on the mound to hold Pilot Blue in check. Pilot Gold banged out 12 hits with sophomore Brian Arnold pacing the Gold attack with 4 hits. Tyler Williams led Pilot Blue with three RBI’s. |
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| Pilot Blue take game one 9-4 (10/25/2005) |
| The LSUS Pilots kicked off the 7th annual Pilot World Series yesterday under cloudy, windy conditions at Pilot field. The Blue team took game one of the best of five series with a convincing 9-4 win over the Gold Team. Tyler Lewis threw five strong innings, surrendering two runs on four hits, while striking out two and walking three for Pilot Blue. Blake Pinkston and Josh Wheat finished the game throwing an inning each.
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| There is no place like home: LSUS loads 2005-2006 roster with local talent (8/11/2005) |
| Shreveport, LA: For many coaches, long road trips, fast food, and hours spent in a gym hunting for that special athlete that will help take a program to the next level is the formula for a successful recruiting class. For LSUS head coach Chad McDowell however, most of the talent he was looking for was in his own backyard.
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| LSUS Men’s Basketball Roster continues to grow (8/9/2005) |
| Shreveport, LA---Men’s basketball is returning for its junior year at LSUS with new expectations, new goals, and a roster full of new faces. The Pilots 2005 journey ended with a loss in the round of Sweet 16 at the NAIA National Tournament in Kansas City, MO, and a final regular season ranking of #7 in the nation. The season’s last game also brought to an end the college careers of five outstanding young men and extremely talented athletes in the likes of Derrick Hill, Justin Collins, Abraham Saxon, David Walker, and Derrick Rogers. “Those 5 guys will be remembered forever here at LSUS.” Commented head coach Chad McDowell just days after returning from the NAIA national tournament. “They will always be family and will be given credit for helping build our program in such a short amount of time. Replacing these guys will be tough. They are more than just great players; they are great young men and fierce competitors.”
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| Sports stumble in 11th against Senators (6/4/2005) |
| In the second start of his professional career, Dereck Cunningham looked as if he had been a pro for years.
Cunningham, a former LSUS star, had a no-hitter against Jackson through 6 1-3 innings on Friday. Though Carlos Brackley spoiled his shot with a single in the seventh, he did his job by giving the Sports a shot at the win.
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| LSUS lands transfer in Josh Porter (5/25/2005) |
| Former Southwood High standout Josh Porter will play basketball at LSUS next season after transferring from Stephen F. Ausin. LSU-Shreveport's men's basketball recruiting class picked up its third transfer when former Southwood High School star Josh Porter announced a decision to leave Stephen F. Austin for LSUS. |
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| LSUS to host Region XIII Tournament, May 10-14, 2005 (5/2/2005) (5/23/2005) |
| The LSUS Pilots completed their 2005 Gulf Coast Athletic Conference Schedule with a 22-8 record, 5 games ahead of the second place University of Mobile Rams who finished 17-13. By claiming the regular season GCAC championship, the Pilots have earned the right to host the 2005, NAIA Region XIII Tournament.
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| Pilots head to GCAC Tournament with #1 seed (5/2/2005) |
| Shreveport, LA - The 2005 Gulf Coast Athletic Conference Tournament, set for May 4-7 in Jackson, Mississippi, bracket has been set. All games will be played at Millsaps College, beginning with Game 1 at 11:00 am on Wednesday. Game times on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday will be 11:00 am, 2:30 pm and 6:00 pm. Saturday's championship game(s) will begin at 12:00 pm.
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| Pilots edge Loyola in second game for doubleheader split. (5/1/2005) |
| The LSU-Shreveport Pilots' offense fluctuated as much as the weather did on Saturday against the Loyola Wolfpack. In game one of the doubleheader, the weather was gloomy and so was the LSUS offense as the Pilots lost in extra innings, 4-3. However, in the second game of the day, the sun was shining bright and so were the faces in the Pilot dugout due to their 7-6 win.
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| Pilots win pitchers duel 2-1 over Wolfpack (4/29/2005) |
| Shreveport, LA---It was a pitching dual all the way on Friday night for the LSUS Pilots against the Loyola Wildcats. However, the Pilots’ James Thomas came out on top with the win, 2-1, and Kevin Jewell (4) picked up the save completing a scoreless ninth inning.
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| LSUS adds La. Tech transfer Johnston April 28, 2005 Former Airline star to play senior year for Pilots. (4/28/2005) |
| The LSU-Shreveport Pilots' restocking of their men's basketball roster continues with the addition of Louisiana Tech transfer Jeremy Johnston. Johnston is the Pilots' second high-profile transfer this month. Earlier this month, former Tulsa guard Kyle Blankenship announced a decision to transfer to LSUS for his senior season. Johnston will also play his senior season for the Pilots. Both are former All-City players.
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| No. 3 Huskies sweep No. 12 Pilots (4/20/2005) |
| When the No. 3-ranked Houston Baptist Huskies came to town on Tuesday, LSU-Shreveport baseball coach Rocke Musgraves was looking forward to seeing how his 12th-ranked Pilots compared.
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| #12 LSUS vs #3 Houston Baptist Live on ihigh.com (4/19/2005) |
| Shreveport,LA---The LSUS Pilots will play host to the #3 Houston Baptist Huskies this afternoon in double-header action at Pilot Field beginning at 4:00pm. You can follow all the action with Mark Cantrell live on the ihigh broadcast network. You can access the game directly at http://ibn.ihigh.com/ or you can check out the LSUS Baseball website (http://www.lsus.edu/baseball/) and click on the listen live icon at the bottom left corner of the page. |
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| Pilots Baseball continues athletic success at LSUS with 2005 GCAC Championship (4/18/2005) |
| Shreveport, LA---After a disappointing 3-1 loss in the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference Championship final versus the Belhaven College Blazers in 2004, the #12 LSUS Pilots were chomping at the bit to erase the bitter memories of what could have been. With the additions of senior transfer from Arkansas State University Derek Cunningham, Bossier Parish Community College’s Dusty Maddox, the emergence of the GCAC’s leading hitter Dustin Bissonnette, and the return of 6’4 left handed pitcher Frank Kowatz a year after surgery who has compiled a 6-1 record thus far, the Pilots have accumulated a 36-10 record and have clinched their first ever GCAC Championship with six games remaining in the regular season schedule. |
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| Pilots claim 2005 GCAC title with sweep over Rams (4/16/2005) |
| SHREVEPORT, La. – The LSUS Pilots had a job to do on Saturday and they did it well. Coming into Saturday’s double header against the University of Mobile Rams, the Pilots had to win the remaining two games of the three game series so they could clinch the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference outright after winning game one of the series 8-6 Friday night. They did their job just the way they should have by winning Saturday’s first game 7-3 behind a solid pitching performance by Derek Cunningham, and picking up an 11-1 victory in five innings to complete the sweep, and wrap up the 2005 GCAC regular season title.
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| Pilots take game one versus Rams 8-6 (4/15/2005) |
| Shreveport, LA– The first place LSUS Pilots came one step closer Friday night to clinching the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference (GCAC) title as they beat the University of Mobile Rams, 8-6. |
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| Pilots sweep double-header versus Paul Quinn; 10-6, 4-1 (4/13/2005) |
| SHREVEPORT, La. – It was LSUS’ Kyle Mace’s on fire bat who helped the Pilots win the first of two games in a double-header against the Paul Quinn Tigers, 10-6. In the second game of the non-conference event, good pitching from Marcus Calhoun and strong offensive innings from the LSUS squad gave the home team a 4-1 win to complete a sweep of the series.
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| McDowell, Payne received state coaches’ top honors (4/13/2005) |
| The Louisiana Association of Basketball Coaches has selected LSUS Pilots Head Basketball Coach Chad McDowell as Louisiana Small College Coach of the Year and junior guard Fredericko Payne as Louisiana Small College Player of the Year.
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| Pilots win 7th in a row; 12-10 versus SAU (4/13/2005) |
| SHREVEPORT, La. – The LSUS Pilots must have wanted to win the hard way Wednesday night against Southern Arkansas University. If not that, they certainly wanted to win it dramatically. After giving up eight runs on three hits, three walks and two hit by pitches, the Pilots lost their 8-2 lead to the Muleriders in the seventh inning. But the Pilots, who have done an excellent job of rallying this season, scored four runs in the bottom of the eighth to get the victory, 12-10.
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| Pilots jump two spots in latest national poll (4/13/2005) |
| Shreveport, LA---The LSUS Pilots have rolled off 9 wins in their last 11 games to improve to 32-10 overall which includes a 17-4 record in the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference. The Pilots success of late has also elevated them to their highest ranking of the year as the NAIA Baseball Polls were release Wednesday afternoon which saw the Pilots jump two spots to #12. |
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| Bissonnette Earns GCAC Player of the Week Honors (4/12/2005) |
| Dustin Bissonnette of LSUS was chosen player of the week. Bissonnette hit .533 for the week with 5 runs scored, 3 doubles and 4 RBI. Bissonnette continues to improve upon an already impressive season. After an 8-15 performance this week, he has improved his batting average to .449 with a team leading 138 at bats, which also includes a .512 on base percentange and 38 RBI. During his current 7 game hitting streak, Bissonnette is 12-25;he has only been held hitless in 5 of the 39 games he has played this year. Dustin is a junior from Prince George, BC. |
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| Pilots rally to sweep Badgers with 10-6 win (4/9/2005) |
| Shreveport, LA– The LSUS Pilots could not have asked for better pitching in the first game of Saturday’s double header or for better rallying skills in the second game against the Springhill Badgers, as they won both games and swept the series.
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| Pilots Blast Badgers 10-4 (4/8/2005) |
| Shreveport, LA– It was Pilots all the way on Friday night against the Springhill Badgers as LSUS’ offense exploded for a 10-4 win. The Pilots, now 28-10 overall and 15-4 in conference play, had an excellent offensive showing as well as good pitching efforts to keep them in first place in their conference.
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| Pilots' Fredericko Payne is Named First Team All-American (4/6/2005) |
| Junior Fredericko Payne was recently named NAIA First Team All-American. Payne, from Dubach, Louisiana, continues to add to his awards for the great year the Pilots had. All ready the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference Player of the Year and All-Conference, he adds All-American to an impressive list of accomplishments. |
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| Pilots improve to 27-10 with 9-8 win over Wildcats (4/5/2005) |
| Pineville, LA---The LSUS Pilots (27-10) squared off against the Louisiana College Wildcats (20-7) Tuesday afternoon in the fourth annual D.A.R.E. Day Baseball Game. In front of 2,500 screaming 4th and 5th graders, the Pilots collected 16 hits on route to a 9-8 victory over the Wildcats.
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| Pilots take 2 of 3 on road versus Belhaven (4/3/2005) |
| Jackson, MS---The LSUS Pilots (26-10, 14-4) traveled to Jackson, MS this weekend for a three game series versus the Belhaven College Blazers. Frank Kowatz pitched a career high 8.2 innings allowing 1 run (unearned) while scattering 6 Blazers hits and 2 walks to improve to 4-1 on the season as the Pilots went on to win by a final score of 2-1.
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| Pilots split double-header with Central Arkansas (3/29/2005) |
| SHREVEPORT, LA. – In a non-conference double-header match-up, the LSUS Pilots battled the University of Central Arkansas Bears on Tuesday. After winning in dramatic, extra inning style in game one, the Pilots fell hard in game two to the visiting Bears.
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| Knights pound Pilots 26-8 (3/28/2005) |
| Cedar Hills, TX---Pilots starter Frank Kowatz (3-1) fell victim to some sloppy Pilot defense who surrendered four unearned runs in the bottom of the first which set the tone for the remainder of the ball game as the Northwood University Knights went on to hand the Pilots their largest loss of the year by a final score of 26-8.
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| Pilots return to top 15 in NAIA with 23-7 start (3/24/2005) |
| Shreveport, LA---The NAIA released its first top 25 rankings of the 2005 season Thursday afternoon. The LSUS Pilots have found themselves ranked 14th in the country and back in the top 15 for the first time since the pre-season polls in 2004. LSUS has accumulated a 23-7 record through the first half of their season and are currently in top spot in the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference at 12-3; two games ahead of the 10-5 University of Mobile Rams.
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| NICHOLLS STATE DOWNS LSUS (3/24/2005) |
| THIBODAUX, La. – Sophomore Ray Labat pitched 4.0 scoreless innings of relief to pick up the win and lead Nicholls State past LSU-Shreveport 4-1 in non-conference baseball action held at Ray E. Didier Field on Wednesday.
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| Pilots denied elite 8 showing by John Brown (3/21/2005) |
| KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Unseeded John Brown twice rallied from 10-point, first-half deficits and eliminated 10th-seeded LSU-Shreveport, 61-56, late Friday night in the second round of the NAIA men's basketball tournament.
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| JOHN BROWN (ARK.) REACHES FIRST ELITE EIGHT WITH 61-56 WIN (3/19/2005) |
| (Kansas City, Mo.)—John Brown University (Ark.) advanced to the quarterfinal round of the 2005 Buffalo Funds-NAIA Division I Men’s Basketball National Championship with a 61-56 victory against Louisiana State University-Shreveport Friday at Municipal Auditorium.
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| Calling all LSUS Baseball Alumni (3/18/2005) |
| The LSUS Baseball Alumni Game will take place on Friday, March 25 at 6:30pm at Pilot Field. Batting Practice will begin at 5:00pm. Any and all Alumni who are interested should contact Josh Constant to confirm; (985) 381-3861. A free t-shirt and meal afterwards will be provided. LSUS Athletic Director Doug Robinson will be the Alumni Head Coach. We hope to see everyone here.
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| LSUS advances in double overtime March 18, 2005 By David Mitchell (3/18/2005) |
| KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- It looked as if LSU-Shreveport's first trip to the NAIA men's basketball tournament would be a short one Thursday when the 10th-seeded Pilots trailed Cumberland (Ky.) 31-22 at halftime, but LSUS rallied for a 79-75 victory in double overtime.
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| LSUS OUTLASTS CUMBERLAND (KY.) IN DOUBLE OVERTIME, 79-75 (3/18/2005) |
| (Kansas City, Mo.)— Louisiana State University-Shreveport needed two overtimes to post a 79-75 victory against Cumberland College (Ky.) in the first round of the 2005 Buffalo Funds-NAIA Division I Men’s Basketball National Championship Thursday at Municipal Auditorium.
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| Maddox receives GCAC player of the week honors for third time (3/16/2005) |
| Shreveport, LA---The Gulf Coast Athletic Conference today announced the baseball player of the week for the week of March 7 - March 13, 2005.
Dusty Maddox of LSUS was chosen player of the week for the second consecutive week. Maddox hit .467 with 3 home runs, 2 triples, 7 RBI, 6 runs scored and 2 stolen bases in 5 games against Northwood University and William Carey College.
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| NAIA National Tournament Webcast (3/16/2005) |
| Kansas City, MO---Everyone can follow the progress of the LSUS PIlots by going to:
http://www.naia.org/basketball/mdi/championship/2005/bracket.html
The Pilots are scheduled to be in action tomorrow at 4:30pm versus Cumberland University. |
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| Pilots salvage series with 13-11 win over Crusaders (3/12/2005) |
| Shreveport, LA---The LSUS Pilots and William Carey Crusaders locked horns in a double-header Saturday afternoon at Pilot Field. The Crusaders held off a 7th inning Pilot rally and escaped with an 8-6 win in game one, but fell victim to a nine run outburst in the bottom of the third inning in game two which led the Pilots to a 13-11 victory in game two.
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| Crusaders offense explodes in 15-3 win over Pilots (3/11/2005) |
| Shreveport, LA---The LSUS Pilots entered Friday night’s game versus the William Carey College (12-8, 5-5GCAC) Crusaders in first place in the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference at 8-1, one game ahead of the University of Mobile Rams. The Pilots however saw their four game win streak end Friday night at the hands of the Crusaders who exploded for 16 hits and 15 runs to hand the Pilots their second loss at home this season by a final score of
15-3.
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| Pilots rack up on GCAC honors (3/9/2005) |
| In just two years of re-instating their men’s basketball program at LSUS, the Pilots have made their presence felt in the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference. They accumulated seven awards last week when the All-Conference team was released.
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| NAIA Releases 2005 National Tournament Qualifiers (3/9/2005) |
| The LSUS Pilots finished the 2005 season with a 26-8 record and recieved an automatic bid to the 2005 NAIA Division I Men's Basketball Tournament as the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference Champions. |
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| Pilots sweep Knights to improve to 18-3 (3/8/2005) |
| Shreveport, LA---The LSUS Pilots (18-3) played host to the Northwood University Knights (12-14) in double-header action Tuesday afternoon at Pilot Field. Frank Kowatz faced only 20 Northwood batters in his 6.0 innings of work while allowing only one run on four hits, leading the Pilots to a 7-2 victory over the Knights. The Pilots used 10 stolen bases and a complete game performance from starter Tyler Lewis to take game two from the Knights 7-3, improving their regular season record to 18-3.
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| Pilots survive 68-67 thriller versus Tougaloo to advance to GCAC semi-final (3/3/2005) |
| New Orleans, LA-Just when one would think that it wasn’t meant for the LSUS Pilots to win their first round game of the GCAC tournament against Tougaloo College, Justin Collins pushed the basketball up the floor with 7 seconds left and dished off to Travis Cash sprinting down the left side of the floor for the winning lay-up with 1.5 seconds remaining. After a desperation shot from Tougaloo that never reached the goal, LSUS limped off the floor with an old tournament motto: “survive and advance.” The Pilots literally were slow to get off the floor as they experienced something on this night that hasn’t happened to them before.
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| LSUS Conference Tournament games to be broadcast on ibn.ihigh.com (3/2/2005) |
| New Orleans, LA---The LSUS Pilots run in the Gulf Coast
Athletic Conference Tournament will be broadcast on ibn.ihigh.com. Travis Shurling and Casey Collins will broadcast all the action live from Fogelman Arena on the Tulane University campus. LSUS will begin play Wednesday night at 10 p.m.against Tougaloo College.
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| Coston leads Lady Rams over Lady Pilots with 30 point performance (3/2/2005) |
| Mobile, AL---The #7 LSUS Lady Pilots 200-2005 season came to end Wednesday morning with a 73-62 loss at the hands of the #2 University of Mobile Lady Rams in round two of the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference tournament. The Lady Pilots took a 33-29 lead into the locker room at halftime, but Crystal Coston’s 30 point performance, 19 of which came in the second half proved to be too much for the Lady Pilots.
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| Pilots improve to 14-2 with 9-3 victory over Yellow Jackets (3/1/2005) |
| Shreveport, LA---The LSUS Pilots erupted for 29 runs versus the NCAA Division III LeTourneau University Yellow Jackets last week but found themselves holding on to a 4-3 ball game heading into the bottom of the eighth versus the Yellow Jackets Tuesday night at Pilot Field. Chris Frye provided the knock-out punch when he belted a first pitch fastball over the left field wall to give the Pilots a 9-3 lead, and their 14th win of the season.
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| Lady Pilots advance to round two of GCAC Tournament with 57-52 win over Tougaloo (3/1/2005) |
| New Orleans, LA---The LSUS Lady Pilots (13-19) squared of against the Tougaloo College Lady Bulldogs (9-20) Tuesday afternoon at Dillard University in New Orleans to open up the first round of play in the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference tournament. The #7 Lady Pilots hung on to defeat the #10 Lady Bulldogs 57-52 for their first ever post-season victory. Saige Cooper led the Lady Pilots with 13 points which included a 4-9 shooting performance from beyond the three-point line. Kendera Monette pitched in with 10 points, while Marcia Spyhalski collected a game high 10 rebounds and 8 points in the victory to advance the Lady Pilots to round two of the GCAC Tournament.
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| Fredericko Payne named GCAC player of the week for the fourth time this season (3/1/2005) |
| HATTIESBURG, Miss – The Gulf Coast Athletic Conference today announced the players of the week for the week of February 21 - 27, 2005. Fredericko Payne of LSUS was selected as the men's player of the week for the 4th time this season. Payne averaged 22.5 points, 4 rebounds, 2 assists and 3 steals in leading the Pilots to victories over Dillard and William Carey. He recorded 29 points in the victory over the Crusaders which gave LSUS a share of the regular season conference title and the number 1 seed in the conference tournament. Fredericko is a 5-10 junior guard from Dubach, LA. |
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| GCAC Announces Dates and Times for Basketball Conference Tournament
Here are the dates and times for the GCAC Men and Women's Conference Basketball Tournament
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| Pilots improve to 4-0 in GCAC with 9-7 win over Badgers (2/25/2005) |
| Mobile, AL---The LSUS Pilots (11-2, 4-0 GCAC) took on the Spring Hill College Badgers of Mobile, AL in the first game of a three game Gulf Coast Athletic Conference series Friday night. The Pilots led 5-0 early, but a 5 run bottom of the seventh tied the score at 5-5. The Pilots answered with 3 runs in the top of the 8th inning, and 1 run in the 9th, and held off a Badger rally in the bottom half of the 9th to pull out a 9-7 victory, and improve to 4-0 in GCAC action.
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| Pilots to play for GCAC championship Saturday night at the Dock (2/25/2005) |
| Shreveport, LA---When you combine the ingredients of the nation’s leading scorer in Fredericko Payne (26.0pg), the nation’s leading shot blocker in Derrick Hill (3.93pg), the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference’s third leading scorer in Derrick Rogers (17.0pg), the senior leadership of point guard Justin Collins, and arguably the most athletic small forward in the nation, Derrick Sowell, along with a supporting cast of Freddy Hughes, Travis Cash, Abraham Saxon, David Walker, and Carlon Simmons, you have the recipe for a 24-7 regular season record, and a chance at an NAIA National Tournament automatic bid with a win Saturday night versus the William Carey College Crusaders (11-20, 7-10).
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| Cunningham receives GCAC pitcher of the week honors (2/23/2005) |
| HATTIESBURG, Miss – The Gulf Coast Athletic Conference today announced the baseball pitcher of the week for the week of February 14 - 20, 2005.
Derek Cunningham of LSUS is the pitcher of the week. Cunningham was the winning pitcher in the Pilot's 3-0 GCAC victory over Belhaven College. He pitched six innings, allowing one hit, no runs, struck out five and walked two. The only hit was an infield single in the first inning. Cunningham is now 1-0 on the year with 1 save in 8.1 innings pitched. He has held his opponents to a .107 batting average while collecting 8 strikeouts and surrendering only 3 walks. Derek is a senior from Senath, MO.
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| Pilots defeat Yellow Jackets 29-15 (2/22/2005) |
| Longview, TX---The LSUS Pilots (10-2) traveled to Longview, TX Tuesday afternoon to take on the LeTourneau University Yellow Jackets (3-1). The Pilots exploded for 27 hits in the 29-15 win over the Yellow Jackets.
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| Pilots complete sweep over Blazers with 13-3 win (2/19/2005) |
| Shreveport, LA---The LSUS Pilots (9-2) and the Belhaven College Blazers (6-5) squared off in a three game series this weekend at Pilot Field to begin the 2005 Gulf Coast Athletic Conference season. In 2004 it was the Blazers who knocked off the Pilots in the GCAC Conference Tournament Championship Game, to denying the Pilots of their chance to defend their region XIV championship title. This weekend however was a different story as the Pilots combined two excellent pitching performances and some timely hitting Friday night to take games one and two, and exploded for 13 runs and 20 hits Saturday afternoon, taking game three by a final score of 13-3, to sweep the three game series.
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| LSUS men grab wild win over Tougaloo (2/18/2005) |
| It was wild and wooly at The Dock Thursday night -- but the LSUS Pilots stayed the course and steered their way to a 94-86 Gulf Coast Athletic Conference victory over Tougaloo College.
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| Listen to LSUS Baseball action live on ihigh.com (2/18/2005) |
| Shreveport, LA---Gulf Coast Athletic Conference action is underway baseball fans. The LSUS Pilots will play host to the Belhaven College Blazers Friday night at Pilot Field in double-header action beginning at 6:00pm. For those who cannot attend, logon to ihigh.com and listen in with the 2005 voice of the Pilots Mark Cantrell, who will be broadcasting home and away LSUS Pilots GCAC games this season. All Pilots midweek home games will also be broadcast live through the entire season.
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| Pilots GCAC opener tomorrow night versus Belhaven (2/17/2005) |
| The LSUS Pilots will play host to the Belhaven College Blazers this weekend in their Gulf Coast Athletic Conference opener. Game one is scheduled for 6:00pm Friday night at Pilots field, and game 2 has been rescheduled and will be played at the conclusion of game 1 due to the weather forecast. Game 3 is scheduled for 1:00pm Staurday. |
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| Lady Pilots beat Lady Bulldogs 76-71 (2/17/2005) |
| Shreveport, LA---The LSUS Lady Pilots played host to the Tougaloo College Lady Bulldogs Thursday night at the Dock. The Lady Pilots controlled the first half and built a 34-21 lead heading to the locker room at the break. Lady Bulldogs connected on 23-26 free throw attempts in the second half which made for an exciting finish, but the Lady Pilots hung on to win by a final score of 76-71.
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| Pilots sweep double-header versus Paul Quinn (2/16/2005) |
| Shreveport, LA---The LSUS Pilots (6-2) traveled to Dallas, TX Wednesday to take on the Paul Quinn University Tigers (2-8) in double-header action. In game one, the Tigers jumped out to a 4-1 lead, but the Pilots offense was too much as they went on to win by a final score of 13-6. Game two was a different story as the Tigers out hit the Pilots, but the Pilots capitalized on 8 walks issued by the Tigers pitching staff by stealing 7 bases and scoring 6 runs on just 3 hits to take game two by a final of 6-1.
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| Lady Pilots lose in double-overtime to Lady Badgers, 76-69 (2/15/2005) |
| Mobile, AL---Dyamond Hogg shot a 6 foot jump shot that bounced off the glass, to the front of the rim, and trickled out as time expired in the first overtime session, which sent the LSUS Lady Pilots and the Spring Hill College Lady Badgers into a second overtime period. The Lady Badgers made the best of their second chance and went on to win by a final score of 76-69.
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| Pilots defeat Badgers 86-79 for 22nd win of the season; New LSUS record (2/15/2005) |
| Mobile, AL---After a win Saturday night over the 3rd ranked University of Mobile, the LSUS Pilots went into Spring Hill College looking to build on a 7 game winning streak, and hoped to set a new LSUS record for wins in a season with 22. The Pilots did just that with an 86-79 win over the Badgers.
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| Pilots split double-header versus Vikings (2/13/2005) |
| Shreveport, LA---The LSUS Pilots (4-2) returned home to Pilot Field Sunday afternoon for a double header versus the Missouri Valley College Vikings. The Pilots took game one by a final score of 2-1, but fell victim to an 8 run outburst in the top of the fourth inning in game 2 which led the Vikings to a 12-4 victory. |
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| Lady Pilots upset 10th ranked Lady Nuggets, 75-59 at the Dock (2/10/2005) |
| Shreveport, LA---The LSUS Lady Pilots (9-16, 3-9) played host to the 10th ranked Xavier University Lady Nuggets Thursday night at the Dock. The Lady Nuggets entered the contest 21-2 overall and 10-1 in Gulf Coast Athletic Conference action. The Lady Pilots who have played strong of late but have struggled to find the wind column pulled of a huge upset in a dominating 75-59 win over Xavier.
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| Pilots offense erupts in 23-2 win over Warriors (2/10/2005) |
| Shreveport, LA—The LSUS Pilots (2-0) traveled to Pineville, LA Thursday afternoon to take on the Bacone College Warriors (1-3) in a matinee at the Mid State Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine Classic. The Pilots erupted for 23 runs which was highlighted by a 15 run second inning in a 23-2 route over the Warriors. |
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| Pilots shutout Warriors in home opener (2/9/2005) |
| Shreveport, LA---LSUS baseball returned to the field for the first time in the 2005 season Wednesday night at Pilot Field to take on the Bacone College Warriors (1-2) of Oklahoma. The Pilots received some timely hitting and their pitching staff collected their first shutout of the season as they went on to win 4-0. |
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| GCAC Announces Basketball Players of the Week (2/9/2005) |
| Fredericko Payne of LSUS was selected as the men's player of the week. Payne averaged 27.5 points, 3 rebounds and 3.5 steals in leading the Pilots to victories over Belhaven and SUNO. He shot 48.4% from the floor (50% from the three point line) in those two games and 89.5% from the free throw line. He has led the team in scoring the past five games, scoring 20 points or better each game, which has contributed to a six game win streak for LSUS. This is the third time this season that he has been selected GCAC men's player of the week. Fredericko is a 5-10 junior guard from Dubach, Louisiana.
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| Pilots drop from 13th to 14th in NAIA Polls (2/9/2005) |
| Shreveport, LA---Despite going 2-0 on the week with an 81-78 win over the Southern University of New Orleans and a 101-80 win over Belhaven, the LSUS Pilots dropped one spot in the NAIA national rankings this week. The Pilots are currently ranked 14th in the country with a rematch versus the 3rd ranked University of Mobile Rams scheduled for 7:00pm Saturday night in Mobile, AL. The Rams remain undefeated in the GCAC and are responsible for the Pilots only loss in conference play as they defeated the Pilots 108-101, January 15th, at the Dock.
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| LSUS rallies past conference foe SUNO (2/7/2005) |
| Southern University of New Orleans had the muscle and the lead, but LSUS made the plays down the stretch Saturday night at The Dock.
Thanks to Fredericko Payne's 26 points and plenty of help from his teammates, the Pilots rallied from behind for a crucial 81-78 victory over SUNO in Gulf Coast Athletic Conference basketball action.
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| Knights top Lady Pilots 59-55 (2/5/2005) |
| Shreveport, LA---The LSUS Lady Pilots (8-16, 2-9) squared off against the Southern University of New Orleans Knights Saturday night at the Dock. LSUS found themselves down as many as 13 points in the second half, but battled back and led 55-54 with 0:28 remaining. SUNO capitalized on 4 free throws in the last 0:15 and pulled out a 59-55 road victory over the Lady Pilots.
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| Lady Pilots come up short on the road versus Lady Blazers (2/4/2005) |
| Jackson, MS---The LSUS Lady Pilots (8-15, 2-8) traveled to Jackson, MS Thursday night to take on the Belhaven College Lady Blazers (8-12, 3-6) at Rugg Arena. The Lady Pilots were in control early jumping out to a 10-2 lead, but a late scoring drought in the second half was the difference as the Lady Blazers went on to win by a final score of 59-44.
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| Pilots win 5th straight with 101-80 win over Blazers (2/4/2005) |
| Jackson, MS---The LSUS Pilots (19-6, 10-1) traveled to Jackson, MS Thursday night to take on the Belhaven College Blazers (11-8, 5-5) in Gulf Coast Athletic Conference action. The two teams went to the locker room tied at 43-43 at the half, but the Pilots dominated the second half and went on to win by a final score of 101-80.
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| Pilots improve to 13th in latest NAIA Polls (2/1/2005) |
| Shreveport, LA—The LSUS Pilots have compiled an 18-6 overall record this season and are currently in second place in the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference at 8-1 behind the undefeated University of Mobile Rams (19-3, 8-0). The Pilots picked up wins versus Dillard University and William Carey College this week which elevated their national ranking from 16th to 13th.
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| Pilots crush Crusaders, 102-76 (1/30/2005) |
| Hattiesburg, MS- William Carey College men’s basketball team fell to #16 LSU-Shreveport, 102-76 Saturday night in Gulf Coast Athletic Conference play.
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| LSUS upsets 23rd ranked Dillard 67-60 at the Dock (1/27/2005) |
| Shreveport, LA---The Dillard University Lady Blue Devils entered the Dock Thursday night with a 13-3 record and were ranked 23rd in the country while standing alone in third place in the GCAC at 5-2. For the second year in a row the LSUS Lady Pilots upset the favored Lady Blue Devils as they pulled out a 67-60 win.
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| Pilots improve to 7-1 in last 8 games with win over Blue Devils (1/27/2005) |
| Shreveport, LA---The LSUS Pilots (17-7, 8-1) played host to the Dillard University Blue Devils (9-7, 4-4) Thursday night at the Dock. The pilots trailed early but a 26-4 run to end the first half gave the Pilots a 42-34 halftime lead. The Pilots remained in control the entire second half and improved to 8-1 in the GCAC with an 81-72 victory over the Blue Devils.
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| Pilots win double overtime thriller at the Dock (1/22/2005) |
| Shreveport, LA---The LSUS Pilots played host to the Spring Hill College Badgers Saturday night at the Dock. The Badgers entered the game winless in Gulf Coast Athletic Conference play, but took the Pilots to the limit as the Pilots and Badgers needed double overtime to settle Saturday night's contest. The Pilots hung on to win by a final score of 108-105, in a thriller at the Dock.
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| Lady Pilots fall 65-59 to Lady Badgers (1/22/2005) |
| Shreveport, LA---The LSUS Lady Pilots played host to the Spring Hill College Lady Badgers Saturday night at the Dock in Gulf Coast Athletic Conference action. Spring Hill jumped out to a 30-20 lead at the half, and held off a second half Lady Pilot comeback to win by a final score of 65-59.
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| LSUS to play host to Loyola Wolfpack tonight at the Dock (1/20/2005) |
| Shreveport, LA---The Lady Pilots will hit the court tonight versus the Loyola Wolfpack with the tip-off scheduled for 5:30pm. The Lady Pilots and Wolfpack are currently tied in the GCAC standings at 1-4. This is a very important game for each team as they look to battle their way back into contention in the GCAC.
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| Pilots improve to 6-1 in GCAC with 76-58 win over Wolfpack (1/20/2005) |
| Shreveport, LA---The LSUS Pilots (15-6, 6-1) played host to the Loyola University Wolfpack (8-10, 1-5) in Gulf Coast Athletic Conference action Thursday night at the Dock. The Wolf pack slowed the Pilots up-tempo style of play but could not stop the potent Pilot offense who went on to win by a final score of 76-58.
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| Wolfpack top Lady Pilots 68-64 (1/20/2005) |
| Shreveport, LA---The LSUS Lady Pilots played host to the Loyola University Wolfpack Thursday night at the Dock. The Lady Pilots jumped out to a 35-28 halftime lead, but could not hold on as the Wolfpack went on to defeat the Lady Pilots 68-64.
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| Calling All LSUS Baseball Alumni (1/19/2005) |
| The LSUS Baseball Alumni Game will take place on Friday, March 25 at 6:30pm at Pilot Field. Batting practice will begin at 5:00pm. Any and all Alumni who are interested should contact Josh Constant to confirm; (985) 381-3861. A free t-shirt and meal afterwards will be provided. LSUS Athletic Director Doug Robinson will be the Alumni Head Coach. We hope to see everyone here.
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| Rams escape with 108-101 victory over Pilots (1/15/2005) |
| Shreveport, LA---The 11th ranked LSUS Pilots played host to the 16th ranked University of Mobile Rams Saturday night in Gulf Coast Athletic Conference Action. Despite trailing by as many as 20 points in the second half, LSUS trailed by four with 1:30 remaining. The Pilots struggled from the free throw line down the stretch and fell to the Rams 108-101.
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| LSUS versus Mobile Saturday night at the Dock (Catch the men's action live on Ihigh.com) (1/15/2005) |
| Shreveport, LA---The LSUS Pilots and Lady Pilots will play host to the University of Mobile Rams Saturday night at the Dock. Both the Rams and the Lady Rams enter tonight’s contest undefeated in the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference at 4-0. The Lady Rams are riding a 5 game win streak and are currently ranked 17th in the country with an overall record of 13-3. The Lady Pilots won their first conference game of the year over the Belhaven Lady Blazers but have dropped three straight road decisions to fall to 1-3 in conference play and 7-10 on the year.
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| Lady Rams top Lady Pilots 73-66 (1/15/2005) |
| Shreveport, LA---The LSUS Lady Pilots (7-11) played host to the 17th ranked University of Mobile Lady Rams (14-3)Saturday night at the Dock. The Lady Pilots could not stop a late second half run by the Lady Rams who built an 11 point lead with 6 minutes remaining. The Lady Pilots made a run of their own to cut the lead to as little as 5, but fell short as the Lady Rams won by a final score of 73-66.
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| Payne earns back-to-back player of the week honors (1/13/2005) |
| Basketball Players of the Week - Week Ending January 9, 2005
HATTIESBURG, Miss – The Gulf Coast Athletic Conference today announced the players of the week for the week of January 3-9, 2005.
Fredericko Payne of LSUS was selected as the men's player of the week for the second week in a row. Payne averaged 31 points, 4.3 rebounds, 3.3 assists and 3.3 steals in helping lead the Pilots to GCAC victories over Belhaven and SUNO as well as a 109-100 loss to Texas Wesleyan. Payne broke the LSUS 3 point record with 12 three point field goals made in one game. Fredericko is a 5-10 junior guard from Dubach, Louisiana.
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| Pilots ranked 11th in NAIA Poll (1/12/2005) |
| Shreveport, LA---After suffering a 109-100 loss to Texas Wesleyan University (#23) at the Dock last Monday, the Pilots responded with a 79-67 win over Belhaven College Thursday night. The Pilots then travelled to New Orleans to take on Southern University-New Orleans Saturday night. The Pilots trailed by as many as 17 points before coming back to defeat SUNO, 91-82.
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| Lady Pilots fall to 1-2 with loss to Gold Nuggets (1/11/2005) |
| New Orleans, LA – The Xavier Gold Nuggets (14-1, 3-0) used 40 bench points to defeat the LSUS Lady Pilots Monday night at The Barn. Sophomore guard Alissa Thompson (Houma, LA) had a career-high 13 points in the Nuggets 12th consecutive victory.
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| Pilots improve to 4-0 in conference with road wins over SUNO and Xavier (1/11/2005) |
| Shreveport, LA---The LSUS Pilots traveled to New Orleans Thursday afternoon on what could arguably have been their toughest road trip of the season. The Pilots squared off against the 2003-2004 Gulf Coast Athletic Conference Champion Southern University of New Orleans Knights (SUNO) Saturday night at the Castle. The Pilots were looking to avenge a conference tournament loss at the hands in of the Knights in 2003-2004, and to stay undefeated in conference play.
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| Payne breaks LSUS three point record in 79-67 win over Blazers (1/6/2005) |
| Shreveport, LA---The LSUS Pilots played host to the Belhaven College Blazers Thursday night. Fans at the Dock witnessed a record breaking night as Fredericko Payne led the Pilots to a 79-67 victory with 40 points, and a new LSUS record, 12 made three point attempts, breaking the old mark of 10.
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| Lady Pilots win GCAC opener 68-47 over Lady Blazers (1/6/2005) |
| Shreveport, LA---The LSUS Lady Pilots played host to the Belhaven College Lady Blazers in their 2005 Gulf Coast Athletic Conference season opener Thursday night. After missing their first 6 shots from the field, the Lady Pilots built a 32-20 lead by the half, and went on to defeat the Lady Blazers 68-47.
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| Pilots baseball excells in classroom (1/5/2005) |
| Shreveport, LA---Expect Excellence…this is a slogan that Louisiana State University in Shreveport adopted to remind students that excellence is what they deserve from their institution, and LSUS continues to provide an excellent opportunity for students to achieve success.
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| Fredericko Payne Earns GCAC Player of the Week Honors (1/4/2005) |
| Shreveport, LA---The LSUS Pilots finished the 2003-2004 campaign with a 21-12 record as a first year program. In 2004-2005, the Pilots have mustered a 10-5 record to date including a win in their only conference action versus Xavier University to put them on top of the GCAC at 1-0. The Pilots have earned some well deserved attention this year as their continued success has them ranked 9th in the country.
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| Lady Pilots comeback to defeat Patriots 77-64 (1/3/2005) |
| Shreveport, LA---The LSUS Lady Pilots played host to the University of Texas-Tyler Patriots Monday night at the Dock. The Patriots built a 33-28 lead over the Lady Pilots by the half behind the hot shooting of Sarah Stanley who led all scorers with 14 points. Renalda Stafford poured in 19 points for the Lady Pilots in the second half and led LSUS to their 6th victory of the season by a final score of 77-64.
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| Holiday Hoops at the Dock Monday, January 3rd (12/31/2004) |
| The LSUS Pilots and Lady Pilots will be tipping off the New Year Monday, January 3rd at the Dock. The men's team will be squaring off against Texas Wesleyan University at 3:00pm, and will be followed by the Lady Pilots at 5:30pm versus the University of Texas- Tyler. |
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| Pilots continue to win despite tough road schedule (12/29/2004) |
| Fort Worth, TX---The LSUS Pilots traveled to Fort Worth, TX Monday to partake in the 2004 Wings “N” More Wesleyan Classic. The Pilots squared off against Missouri Valley College Vikings (9-4) in game one of the tournament and picked up an 84-79 win over the Vikings to improve to 9-4 on the season. The Pilots hit the floor again Tuesday afternoon versus the Morningside College Mustangs (7-8), and despite not scoring from the field in the last seven minutes of play, collected their 10th win of the season by a final score of 83-79.
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| Pilots fall 90-69 to Texas A&M-Commerce (12/17/2004) |
| Commerce, TX---The LSUS Pilots traveled to Commerce, TX Thursday night to take on the Texas A & M-Commerce Lions. The Pilots trailed early and could never fight their way back into contention as the Lions went on to an 90-69 victory over LSUS.
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| Pilots win GCAC opener over Gold Rush, 87-75 (12/14/2004) |
| Shreveport, LA---The LSUS Pilots (8-3) opened their 2004-2005 Gulf Coast Athletic Conference season Tuesday night at the Dock versus the Xavier University Gold Rush (9-2). Pilots Fredericko Payne poured in 19 points in the first half and finished the games high scorer with 27, leading the Pilots to an 87-75 victory of the Gold Rush.
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| Pilots win GCAC opener over Gold Rush, 87-75 (12/14/2004) |
| Shreveport, LA---The LSUS Pilots (8-3) opened their 2004-2005 Gulf Coast Athletic Conference season Tuesday night at the Dock versus the Xavier University Gold Rush (9-2). Pilots Fredericko Payne poured in 19 points in the first half and finished the games high scorer with 27, leading the Pilots to an 87-75 victory of the Gold Rush.
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| Lady Pilots fall 71-56 to Lady Cats at the Dock (12/14/2004) |
| Shreveport,LA-The LSUS Lady Pilots (4-7) played host to the Louisiana College Lady Cats (3-5) Tuesday night at the Dock. LSUS was hoping to complete a series sweep versus LC after defeating them 58-46 November 23, however, the Lady Cats shot 55% from the field and finished with a 71-56 over the Lady Pilots.
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| LSUS Pilots ranked 8th in NAIA (12/9/2004) |
| Shreveport, LA---As the LSUS men’s basketball team huddled around head coach Chad McDowell before taking the floor for their first contest of the year they roared, “1-2-3-TOGETHER!” The Pilots went on to win the tip off resulting in a lay-up and their first basket by Rico Payne, and they never looked back. This was November 6, 2003, the beginning of the LSUS Pilots story. Since then, the Pilots have compiled a 28-14 record, which includes a very impressive 13-1 record at the Dock, and have earned an NAIA Division I Men’s Basketball National Ranking of 8th.
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| Road-Sweet-Road (12/5/2004) |
| McKenzie, TN- The LSUS Pilots (7-2) improved to 5-2 on the road this season with an impressive 92-80 win over the Bethel College Wildcats (7-3) in a hostile Dishman Gymnasium Saturday night.
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| Pilots sail to 62-52 over 25th ranked Bearcats (12/3/2004) |
| McKenzie, TN-The LSUS Pilots (6-2) squared off against the 25th ranked Brescia University Bearcats(4-2) in the first game of the McKenzie Rotary Club Classic at neutral site Bethel College in McKenzie, TN Friday night. The Pilots defeated a top 25 team for the second time this year as they went on to defeat the Bearcats 62-52.
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| Northwestern scores 30 unanswered points in 86-51 win over Lady Pilots (12/3/2004) |
| NATCHITOCHES -- Defending Southland Conference women's basketball champion Northwestern State was sluggish early but scored 30 unanswered points sandwiched around halftime Thursday night as Amanda Bennett's 20 points and 10 rebounds led the Lady Demons over LSU-Shreveport 86-51 at Prather Coliseum.
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| LION WOMEN FIND GROOVE IN FIRST, TOPPING LSU-SHREVEPORT (12/1/2004) |
| COMMERCE – The Texas A&M University-Commerce women’s basketball team swung the game open midway into the first half with 21 unanswered points and never trailed again in a 78-58 win Tuesday night over Louisiana State-Shreveport.
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| PATTON, WOODS LEAD LIONS PAST PILOTS, 80-53 (12/1/2004) |
| HAMMOND – Jonathan Patton scored a career-high 22 points, including five 3-pointers, and Ricky Woods added 17 points as Southeastern Louisiana opened its home schedule with an 80-53 win over LSU-Shreveport Tuesday at the University Center.
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| Lady Colonels Upend LSU-Shreveport (11/28/2004) |
| Thibodaux, La.- The Nicholls State University women’s basketball team had three of its players score in double figures, as they moved past NAIA foe LSU-Shreveport 62-49 on Saturday in Stopher Gym.
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| Lady Pilots continue tough road swing (11/28/2004) |
| The LSUS Lady Pilots suffered their third loss of the year Saturday afternoon to NCAA Division I opponent Nichols State University. The Lady Pilots, now 3-3 on the year, will jump back into the fire Tuesday night when they will travel to Commerce, TX to take on the Texas A & M University-Commerce Lions (2-1). Tip-off is scheduled for 6:00pm. The Lady Pilots will then be in Natchitoches, LA Thursday night to take on the Northwestern State University Lady Demons (2-2), before taking on the Paul Quinn Lady Tigers Friday night in Dallas, TX.
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| Dozen Demons score in 107-80 cruise past LSU-Shreveport (11/28/2004) |
| NATCHITOCHES -- Junior guard Kerwin Forges missed only one free throw while scoring 19 points Wednesday night as preseason Southland Conference favorite Northwestern State cruised past NAIA Division I LSU-Shreveport 107-80 in a non-conference college basketball game as the Demons tipped off a five-game homestand at Prather Coliseum.
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| Phillips leads Lady Pilots to 57-46 victory over Louisiana College (11/24/2004) |
| Pineville, La--- The Lady Pilots struggled early as the Lady Wildcats jumped out to an early 13-4 lead, but LSUS stormed back to regain the lead at the half, 26-25. The Louisiana College defense however could not stop Trish Phillips as she poured in 18 points for the second straight night to lead the Lady Pilots (3-2) to a 57-46 victory over the Louisiana College Lady Wildcats (0-2).
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| Pilots survive double overtime thriller at the Dock (11/22/2004) |
| Shreveport, La--- For the first time in their two year existence, Chad McDowell and his LSUS Pilots were taken into overtime; double overtime that is by the East Texas Baptist University Tigers. The Pilots escaped with a 118-115 win to improve to 5-0 on the year.
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| Lady Pilots (11/22/2004) |
| Shreveport, La—The LSUS Lady Pilots played host to the East Texas Baptist University Lady Tigers Monday night at the Dock. Coming off a tough defeat to Southeastern Louisiana University Friday night, the Lady Pilots came out with some fire and poured in 37 points in the first half; 14 of which were off turnovers created by intense full court pressure applied by the Lady Pilot defense. The Lady Pilots went on to win by a final score of 62-44.
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| Pilots improve to 4-0 with 92-86 win over SAGU (11/17/2004) |
| Waxahachie, TX- After a 105-91 win over the Southwestern Assemblies (1-4) of God Lions Friday night at the Dock, the LSUS Pilots (4-0) traveled to Waxahachie,TX for the back end of a home-and-home series Tuesday night versus the defending 2004 NBCAA Division 1 National Champions, SAGU Lions.
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| Lady Pilots tame Tigers with 82-56 victory (11/12/2004) |
| The LSUS Lady Pilots (1-1) played host to the Paul Quinn Lady Tigers Friday night at the Dock. Renalda Stafford led all scorers with 21 points leading the way to the Lady Pilots first win of the season, 82-56.
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| Lady Pilots drop season opener to Wildcats, 66-61 (11/9/2004) |
| Shreveport, La- The LSUS Lady Pilots took the floor versus the Wiley College Wildcats in their 2004-2005 season home opener Tuesday night at the LSUS Gymnasium. In the end it was the Wildcats who escaped with a 66-61 win.
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| Pilots soar to 118-84 victory over Eagles (11/6/2004) |
| An 80 point outburst in the second half lifted the Pilots (2-0) to a 118-84 victory over the Rhema College Eagles (0-1). Derrick Rogers led the way for the Pilots with 39 points and 9 steals. |
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| LSUS knocks off #5 ranked OBU in season opener (11/6/2004) |
| If any one thought that the LSUS Pilots men’s basketball team was happy with setting a school record for wins and a fourth place finish in a highly recognized Gulf Coast Athletic Conference in their 2003-2004 campaign, they may be in for a surprise. The Pilots recently received a 35th place ranking in the NAIA Men’s Division I Basketball preseason polls, and opened their season with an impressive 68-58 road victory against the #5 ranked Oklahoma Baptist University Bison.
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| LSUS Ranked 35th in NAIA Preseason Polls (10/27/2004) |
| After a 21-12 overall record in the 2003-2004 inaugural season for men’s basketball at LSUS, the Pilots have made a first impression on NAIA Division I Men’s Basketball that could not go unnoticed. On October 26, 2004, the NAIA Division I Men’s Basketball Preseason Ratings were released with LSUS receiving 3 points, placing them as the 35th ranked team in the country.
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| Renalda Stafford was named to the GCAC Pre-Season All Conference Team (10/26/2004) |
| HATTIESBURG, Mississippi – The Gulf Coast Athletic Conference today released the 2004-2005 Women’s Pre-Season All Conference Team. Xavier University led the way with two selections and one player was selected from each of the other teams. The players were selected by a vote of the league’s coaches. Renalda Stafford was selected from the LSUS Lady Pilots. Stafford led the Lady Pilots in scoring with 13.6ppg and assists with 95.
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| Join the LSUS Pilots Baseball and Women's Basketball Teams For Red Ribbon Week (10/19/2004) |
| Tuesday, October 26
Caddo Middle Magnet School
The LSUS Pilots and Lady Pilots Basketball Teams will be speaking on the importance of education, good decision making, and drug prevention in conjunction with Red Ribbon Week on Tuesday, October 26, 2004. The assembly will be starting at 12:59pm in the school's auditorium. Team members will be available for interviews. We hope to see you there!
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| GCAC Unveils New Web Page (9/1/2004) |
| HATTIESBURG, Miss – The Gulf Coast Athletic Conference today unveiled a new conference web page designed to provide increased coverage and visibility for the schools and athletes in the conference. The new web page at www.gcaconf.com was designed in conjunction with Greg Black using his SID Help product. |
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| LSUS names Jed Jones women’s soccer coach (7/29/2004) |
| LSUS has named former Centenary College coach Jed Jones as its head women’s soccer coach. Jones was the head men’s and women’s soccer coach at Centenary from 1997 to 2004, compiling a 77-45-7 record with the Ladies. At the end of the 2003 season, Jones’ career winning percentage ranked him 44th in NCAA Division I. |
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| Pilots fall to Blazers in GCAC Championship Game 5-1 (5/10/2004) |
| The LSUS Pilots (37-25) managed to fight their way through the losers bracket of the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference and advanced to the championship game versus the Belhaven College Blazers. The Blazers defeated the Pilots 8-6 in round two of the tournament which sent LSUS to the losers bracket and into a matchup versus the #1 seed William Carey College. The Pilots defeated William carey 4-3 and were forced to watch the afternoon game before suiting up again at 7:00pm to take on Belhaven for the second time in the tournament.
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| Pilots earn championship game birth with wins over Crusaders and Blazers (5/8/2004) |
| The LSUS PIlots had their backs against the wall when they lost an 8-6 decision to Belhaven College Thursday night. The loss put the Pilots in the losers bracket of the GCAC Tournament and in a matchup versus the #6 ranked William Carey College at 12:00pm Friday. In a game full of emotion and extraordinary defense, the Pilots pulled off a 4-3 victory to keep their season alive. |
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| Blazers capitalize on 6 Pilot errors to win 8-6 (5/7/2004) |
| LSUS jumped out to an early 1-0 lead on a first inning homerun off the bat of Chris Frye, his 5th of the season. Belhaven answered with a run of their own in the 3rd.The Blazers added 2 more unearned runs in the 4th and 4 runs in the 5th, none of which were earned. Despite only collecting 5 hits, Belhaven went on to win by a final score of 8-6. |
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| Pilots open GCAC Tourney with 9-3 win over Wolfpack (5/5/2004) |
| The LSUS Pilots (35-23) opened the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference Tournament with a convincing 9-3 win over the Loyola University Wolfpack. Patrick Jolley opened up the scoring in the bottom of the second inning with a solo homerun over the right center field fence. The Pilots threatened to score again in the inning when T.J. Thompson hit a 2 out single to center but Jordy Bias was thrown out at the plate on the play to end the inning.
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| Pilots take on Loyola at 12:00pm in GCAC Tournament opener (5/5/2004) |
| The LSUS Pilots will be in action at 12:00pm versus the Loyola Wolfpack to open the 2004 Gulf Coast Athletic Conference Tournament. LSUS earned the #2 seed in the tournament as they finished second with a 16-12 conference record, 5 games behind the William Carey Crusaders. At 3:00pm, the University of Mobile Rams and Belhaven College will be in action, followed by the night cap which will include the hometown Crusaders versus the Springhill College Badgers. Check in tonight for updated stats and results. |
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| McDowell, Payne receive Louisiana Coaches' awards (4/29/2004) |
| LSUS Men's Basketball Coach Chad McDowell, who led the Pilots to a 21 - 12 record in their first year of competition, has been selected as Louisiana Association of Basketball Coaches Small College Coach of the Year. |
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| Statesman defeat Pilots 11-1 (4/28/2004) |
| LSUS (34-21) traveled to Cleveland, MS Tuesday to take on the Delta State Statesman (39-9). The Statesman jumped out to a 3-0 lead in the first inning and tacked on 4 more in the second which was enough to defeat the Pilots. The Statesman won by a final score of 11-1. |
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| Pilots fall in extra innings to Wolfpack (4/25/2004) |
| LSUS (34-20)defeated the Loyola University Wolfpack (19-21) 8-1 Saturday afternoon at the Alario Center in New Orleans. Gene Stevens (6-4) collected his 6th win and 6th complete game of the season in game one of the double header. Stevens collected a season high 9 strike outs. Jeremie Chabot led the Pilots offense with a 2-4 effort which included a second inning grand slam. |
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| Pilots sweep double-header versus Paul Quinn (4/22/2004) |
| LSUS center fielder Chris Frye continued his hot hitting of late with a 2-2 performance in game 1 versus Paul Quinn University Tigers Tuesday afternoon. Frye pitched in with a two run homerun in the fourth inning and a bases loaded triple in the 6th inning to give him 5 RBI and 4 runs scored in the Pilots 16-5 victory over Tigers.
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| Pilots split with Texas Wesleyan in last home games of the year (4/21/2004) |
| In game one of the double-header versus Texas Wesleyan University, the LSUS Pilots jumped all over the Wesleyan pitching staff, putting up four runs in the first inning, four more in the second, three in the third and four more in the fourth to capture a 15-0, 5 inning mercy rule win over the Rams (25-25).
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| Pilots will take on Texas Wesleyan today in last home games of 2004 (4/20/2004) |
| The LSUS Pilots have compiled a 30-18 record with 11 scheduled games remaining in the 2004 season. At 4:00pm Tuesday afternoon, the Pilots will take on Texas Wesleyan University in a double header at Pilot Field which will be their last two remaining home games of the year. LSUS has a very respectable 21-9 home record this season and are looking to build on this past weekend which saw them take 2 of 3 games from conference rival and #6 ranked William Carey College in front of the biggest turnouts of the year at Pilot Field.
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| Pilots take 2 of 3 from 6th ranked Crusaders (4/17/2004) |
| Despite dropping game one of Saturday’s double-header 12-2, the Pilots managed to take the three game series from GCAC rival William Carey Crusaders with a 6-5 win in game three. Pilot Freshman Kevin Jewell pitched a complete game 6 hitter to collect his 7th win of the year which leads the LSUS pitching staff in wins this season.
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| Pilots down 6th ranked Crusaders 10-8 in series opener (4/16/2004) |
| Despite giving up three runs in the top of the first inning, the LSUS Pilots battled their way to a 10-8 victory over the William Carey Crusaders (34-7) Friday night at Pilot Field. LSUS answered with 6 runs of their own in the bottom of the second to take a 6-3 lead which the Pilots kept for the remainder of the game.
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| Pilots comeback to win second game of double-header versus Northwood (4/13/2004) |
| The LSUS Pilots played host to the Northwood University Knights Tuesday afternoon and found themselves down 4-0 in the first inning of game one after making two crucial errors to allow the Knights rally to continue off of Pilot starter Sam Alphonse. Alphonse (6-3) suffered the loss as the Pilots went on to lose game one 9-2.
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| Pilots pick up 11-4 win over Yellow Jackets (4/7/2004) |
| The LSUS Pilots picked up 4 runs in the second inning and 4 more in the third to take an early 8-0 over the LeTourneau University Yellow Jackets Wednesday afternoon. The Pilots went on to win their 27th game of the season by a final score of 11-4.
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| LSUS suffers 3-1 loss to Louisiana College (4/6/2004) |
| The LSUS Pilots (26-16) traveled to Alexandria to take on the Louisiana College Wildcats (17-14) for a Tuesday matinee game at Bringhurst Field. The game was sponsored by the D.A.R.E. (Drug Abuse Resistance Program) Program and allowed each fifth grader in Rapides Parish to attend the game. Over 2300 5th graders in attendance saw their Wildcats defeat the Pilots for the second time this year by a score of 3-1.
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| Pilots settle for split versus Rams (4/3/2004) |
| After beating the University of Mobile Rams 10-4 Friday night, the LSUS Pilots looked to add to their 2 game lead over the Rams in the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference Saturday afternoon in double-header action. The Rams jumped out to an early two nothing lead in the top of the first of Pilot ace Gene Stevens who suffered his shortest start of the season, only pitching 3.2 innings while allowing 5 earned runs on 7 hits.
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| Alphonse earns pitcher of the week honors in GCAC (4/2/2004) |
| Sam Alphonse of Louisiana State University – Shreveport has been chosen the GCAC Baseball Pitcher of the Week. Alphonse, a junior from Fordoche, La., was 2-0 on the week, gaining victories in the Pilots’ 7-4 win over Thomas University and a 3-1 conference win against Spring Hill. He had a 1.00 era with 8 strikeouts in 9 innings pitched.
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| Pilots offense erupts in 10-4 win over Rams (4/2/2004) |
| The LSUS Pilots entered Friday night’s game one game ahead of the University of Mobile Rams in the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference. The Pilots swept the Rams in their first three game series of the year at Mobile, and at Pilot Field Friday night, the Pilots took game one of the series 10-4.
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| LSUS Athletes earn GCAC player of the week honors (3/30/2004) |
| Chris Frye of Louisiana State University – Shreveport has been chosen the GCAC Baseball Player of the Week. Frye, a sophomore center fielder from Mindon, La., hit .429 for the week with 2 doubles, 1 triple, 1 home run and 8 runs batted in. His slugging percentage was .929.
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| Pilots take two from Paul Quinn (3/30/2004) |
| The LSUS Pilots played host to the Paul Quinn University Fighting Tigers (6-16) at Pilot Field Tuesday night. The Pilots didn’t take long getting to Tigers starting pitcher Bernard Pena as they put 5 runs across in the bottom of the first. After the first inning LSUS had collected 5 runs on 4 hits and collected 6 stolen bases.
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| LSUS Lady Pilots sign Cryer (3/29/2004) |
| Kacie Cryer, a 5’11” post player who prepped at Teurlings Catholic High School in Lafayette, LA, signed a letter of intent Saturday afternoon at her home in Abbeville, LA. Kacie started at Teurlings Catholic for three seasons, winning the state championship as a sophomore, and finishing as state runner-up her senior season. Kacie averaged 8.5 points per game, and 6 rebounds per game as a senior. She was an All – District selection her sophomore through senior year, and an All – Acadiana Parish selection her junior year. Kacie has been an honor roll student her three years at Teurlings Catholic. She has also been selected as an alternate for the LHSAA All Star game played in July.
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| Pilots improve to 21-13 over spring break (3/29/2004) |
| Head coach Rocke Musgraves and his LSUS Pilots traveled to Thomasville, GA this past Monday which was day one of the Pilots longest road trip of the year. The Pilots were scheduled to play 7 games over a 5 day span versus teams which LSUS hopes to see in mid-May when NAIA post-season action begins.
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| Pilots split double-header with Belhaven (3/20/2004) |
| The LSUS Pilots were back in action versus the Belhaven College Blazers Saturday afternoon in Gulf Coast Athletic Conference play. The Pilots sent Gene Stevens to the mound in game one of the double-header who was hunting for his 4th win of the year. Stevens (3-2) managed to throw all seven innings and only allowed three runs on 8 hits but fell victim to a lack of run support as the Pilots were blanked 3-0.
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| Frye sparks Pilots offense in 8-4 win over Belhaven (3/19/2004) |
| LSUS (16-9, 8-5) played host to the Belhaven College Blazers Friday night in a Gulf Coast Athletic Conference showdown. It was the Blazers who jumped out to a 3-0 lead in the top of the first. Jonathan Robertson capped off the first with a two run homerun off starter Daniel Welch. Belhaven starter Daniel Hearn however was unable to find the strike zone in the first as he walked the first four batters he faced. The Pilots capitalized as they scored 2 runs in the inning without registering a hit.
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| Pilots escape with 10-9 win over ETBU (3/18/2004) |
| The LSUS Pilots (15-9) jumped out to a 10-2 lead with a 7 run fifth inning which was capped off by a three run homerun by Chris Frye (1). Frye led the Pilot offense with a 2-3 performance at the plate which included 2 runs, 4 RBI's and the first homerun of his college career.
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| Pilots suffer 5-2 loss at the hands of Louisiana College (3/16/2004) |
| LSUS (14-9) played host to the Louisiana College Wildcats (14-7) Tuesday night at Pilot Field. The Pilots continued to struggle through the first inning of a ball game as the Wildcats jumped on Pilot starter Levi Montoya (2-1) for two runs in the first inning and tacked on a single run in the second. Montoya was relieved with 2 outs in the second by freshman Wesley Cromer. Montoya suffered the loss in his 1.2 innings of work giving up 3 runs on 4 hits and 1 walk.
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| Pilots split double-header with Wolfpack (3/13/2004) |
| After a 3-2 victory over the Loyola University Wolfpack Friday night, LSUS had a chance to move into sole possession of second place in the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference with two wins on Saturday. The Pilots looked as if they were in control heading into the top of the sixth inning in game one as Pilot starter Daniel Welch (0-1) had only allowed two runs on five hits in his first 5 innings of work.
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| Conference Tournament Game to be broadcasted on ihigh.com (3/12/2004) |
| Tonights Gulf Coast Athletic Conference semi-final game against Southern-New Orleans will be broadcasted on ihigh.com at 8:00 pm. Go to ihigh.com click on "broadcast network" and the game will be listed on the right. |
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| Pilots drop semi-final game to SUNO 92 - 78 (3/12/2004) |
| Chad McDowell and his LSUS Pilots took the floor in quest for advancing to the championship game tomorrow night. Their efforts fell a little short as they got beat by the GCAC regular season champions SUNO 92 - 78. |
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| Pilots to host Loyola University this weekend in GCAC series (3/11/2004) |
| The LSUS Pilots (12-7, 5-4) will look to get back on track as they will take on the Loyola University Wolfpack in a three games series this weekend. Game one begins at 6:30pm Friday night, and games two and three will be played in the form of a double-header Saturday with game two beginning at 1:00pm. Loyola is currently one game ahead of the Pilots in the GCAC standings at 6-3 which is currently good enough for second place behind William Carey College who is 8-1.
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| GCAC Tournament Game on ihigh.com (3/11/2004) |
| Tonights GCAC Tournament game against Dillard will be broadcasted on ihigh.com. The game begins at 6:00 pm. Go to ihigh.com click on "broadcast network" and the game will be listed on the right. |
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| Pilots split double-header with Northwood (3/10/2004) |
| The LSUS Pilots (12-7, 5-4) hosted the Northwood University Knights of Dallas, TX Wednesday night in double-header action. In game one LSUS sent Jeremie Chabot (1-1) to the mound looking for his first win of the season. Chabot settled in early as he held the Knights scoreless in his first two innings of work. Northwood chipped away and managed single runs in the 3rd and 4th innings. Chabot’s day was finished when LSUS brought in junior pitcher Sam Alphonse (1-2) to begin the fifth. Alphonse cruised through the Northwood line-up retiring 9 of the 10 batters he faced. Chabot collected his first win of the year in the 4-2 Pilot victory, allowing 2 runs on 6 hits in four innings while Amador suffered the loss for the Knights.
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| LSUS baseball schedule change (3/4/2004) |
| This weekends conference series versus William Carey College has been rescheduled to start Sturday at 2:00pm. Saturday will include two 7 inning games, and game three of the series has now been scheduled to begin Sunday at 2:00pm. |
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| Pilots win 5th straight in a 13 inning thriller over Le Tourneau (3/3/2004) |
| The LSUS Pilots hosted the Le Tourneau University Yellow Jackets Tuesday night at Pilot field looking to build on their current 4 game win streak. Things didn’t look good early as the Yellow Jackets jumped on Pilot starter Jeremie Chabot for 3 runs in the first inning. Le Tourneau was able to build an 8-3 lead by tacking on 2 runs in the fourth inning and 2 more in the fifth.
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| Pilots ready for action after GCAC sweep over Mobile (3/2/2004) |
| The LSUS Pilots (9-3, 5-1) are tied for first in the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference standings with the William Carey College Crusaders at 5-1. Fresh off a three game sweep of the Mobile University Rams this past weekend, the Pilots are taking their 4 game win streak to Pilot Field tonight as they will take on La Teurneau University at 6:30pm. |
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| Listen to Pilots baseball live on ihigh.com (3/1/2004) |
| Tuesday night the LSUS Pilots baseball game will be broadcast live on ihigh.com. The pregame show will begin at 6:20 pm. To listen to the game, go to ihigh.com, click on the "broadcast network" icon and the game will be listed in the right column. |
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| Pilots sweep double-header versus Rams (2/28/2004) |
| The LSUS Pilots (8-3, 4-1GCAC) took on the University of Mobile Rams (2-13, 1-4GCAC) in double-header action Saturday. The Rams jumped out on top with 3 runs in the bottom of the first inning off Pilot ace Gene Stevens in game one. Stevens (3-0) settled in after the first and threw 6 straight shut-out innings. The Pilots scratched across single runs in the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 6th innings to earn a 4-3 victory on Stevens third complete game of the year. Mobile managed 3 runs on 7 hits and fanned 4 times versus the Pilots hurler. Pilot senior Andy Mills finished 1-2 and scored 2 of the 4 LSUS runs. Patrick Jolley was 1-4 in the game with 2 RBI.
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| Lady Pilots fall to Loyola 60-44 (2/26/2004) |
| The LSUS Lady Pilots played host to the Loyola University Wolfpack Thursday night in their last home game of the year. The first time the two teams squared off in New Orleans, the Wolfpack got the best of the Lady Pilots by pulling off a 65-51 victory. The Wolfpack once again took the lead over LSUS in the first half by a score of 37-22, and went on to win by a final score of 60-44. |
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| LSUS Baseball versus Mobile games will begin Saturday at 2:00pm. (2/26/2004) |
| LSUS will travel to Mobile, AL this weekend to take on the University of Mobile Rams in Gulf Coast Athletic Conference action. Game one has been rescheduled and will be played Saturday at 1:00pm immediately followed by game 2. Game three will be played Sunday at 1:00pm. |
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| Home Finale to be Broadcast on ihigh.com (2/26/2004) |
| The Pilots home finale against Loyola will be broadcast on ihigh.com at 7:30. Go to ihigh.com click on "broadcast network" and the game will be listed on the right. |
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| Pilots mount second half comeback to beat Badgers 72-64 (2/21/2004) |
| The LSUS Pilots (18-11) were looking to win their 9th game in their last 10 tries Saturday night when they hosted the Spring Hill College Badgers (14-16, 5-11). Thanks to a second half turnaround after trailing by as many as 11 points, the Pilots defeated the Badgers 72-64 and improved their home record to 11-1.
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| Lady Pilots fall to Spring Hill 75-46 (2/21/2004) |
| The LSUS Lady Pilots (8-18, 4-12) hosted the Spring Hill Lady Badgers Saturday night in Gulf Coast Athletic Conference action. Spring Hill started the first half dominating offensively as they connected on 15-25 from the field including 9 of 13 from beyond the three point line. Spring Hill took a 43-18 lead by the half. LSUS could never recover from the early deficit and fell 75-46 to the Lady Badgers.
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| LSUS splits double header with Spring Hill (2/21/2004) |
| In game one the Pilots faced Danny Pedron (1-1) of the Spring Hill College Badgers in game two of the three game series. Pedron got the best of the Pilots offense as he limited them to only one run on 6 hits in 7 innings of work. The lone Pilot run came on a solo blast by Pilot senior Thomas McManis. Sam Alphonse (1-1) suffered his first loss of the year while only giving up 6 hits and one earned run.
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| Pilots win GCAC opener 10-3 over Spring Hill (2/20/2004) |
| The LSUS Pilots (5-2) hosted the Spring Hill Badgers (2-4) Friday night in the opening game of the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference season. Pilot ace Gene Stevens (2-0) threw a complete game and defeated the Badgers 10-3. Stevens improved his record to 2-0 on the year and the Pilots are now 1-0 in the GCAC.
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| Pilots Basketball on ihigh.com (2/20/2004) |
| The Pilots basketball game Saturday Feb. 21st against Springhill College will be broadcast on ihigh.com. Go to ihigh.com, click on the icon "broadcast network" and the game will be listed on the right. Tip off is scheduled at 7:00 p.m. |
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| Pilots Baseball Broadcast on ihigh.com (2/20/2004) |
| The Pilots weekend series against Springhill College will be broadcasted on ihigh.com. Simply go to ihigh.com, click on the "broadcast network" icon and the games will be listed on the right. First pitch Friday is at 6:30. The double header on Saturday starts at 1:00. |
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| Pilots game to be broadcast on ihigh.com (2/19/2004) |
| The LSUS Pilots game against Dillard will be broadcast tonight at 7:30 on ihigh.com. Go to ihigh.com and click on broadcast network and the game will be listed on the right. |
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| Lady Pilots upset 15th ranked Lady Blue Devils (2/19/2004) |
| The LSUS Lady Pilots (8-17) looked to improve upon an early season 77-43 loss versus the Dillard University Lady Blue Devils. The Lady Blue Devils entered the game ranked 15th in the nation with a 21-3 overall record. It was the Lady Pilots however who ended up on top by a score of 57-47. |
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| PIlots to take on Le Tourneau University tonight at 7:00pm (2/19/2004) |
| The LSUS Pilots (3-2) will host the Le Tourneau Yellow Jackets tonight beginning at 7:00pm at PIlot Field. The Yellow Jackets enter tonights ball game with a 1-3 record.
LSUS will also be in action tomorrow night at 6:30pm when they will beging their Gulf Coast Athletic Conference play versus the Springhill Badgers. Baseball action will be broadcasted live from www.ihigh.com. |
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| LSUS Pilots defeat Le Tourneau 7-2 (2/19/2004) |
| The LSUS Pilots (4-2) squared off against the Le Tourneau University Yellow Jackets (1-4) Thursday night at Pilot Field. It wasn’t until the fifth inning that the Pilots built a 5-2 lead and took control of the game from Yellow Jacket pitcher Demetri Young, who is an NCAA Division I transfer from Kansas State. The Pilots went on to win the game by a final score of 7-2. |
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| Muleriders sink Pilots 12-0 (2/17/2004) |
| LSUS (3-2) traveled to Magnolia, AR Monday afternoon to take on the Southern Arkansas University Muleriders (2-2). The Muleriders are an NCAA Division II school in the Gulf South Conference. The Muleriders got the best of the Pilots on this day as they collected their second win of the year by a score of 12-0.
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| Pilots take 2 of 3 games from Missouri Valley College in triple-header (2/15/2004) |
| The LSUS Pilots (3-1) squared off against the 31st ranked Missouri Valley College Vikings Sunday in triple-header action. Senior pitcher Gene Stevens picked up right where he left off the 2003 season as he pitched a complete game, giving up only one run on 5 hits and fanned 4 Vikings hitters. The Pilots won game one by a final score of 2-1, making Stevens 1-0 on the year. |
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| Lady Pilots fall 62-51 to Gold Nuggets (2/14/2004) |
| The Xavier Gold Nuggets overcame a two point halftime deficit to defeat the Lady Pilots 62-51. Senior Jackie Tucker led all scorers and recorded her third double-double, with 19 points and 11 rebounds. Ferris Peters, also a senior, added 12 points and six rebounds, for Xavier. Renalda Stafford led LSUS (7-16, 3-11) with 14 points, and Kendera Monette followed with 11 points and a game high 13 rebounds. |
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| LSUS to play first ever triple header on Sunday (2/14/2004) |
| Due to the poor weather conditions LSUS has postponed Saturday nights game to Sunday. For the first time in LSUS Baseball history, there will be a triple-header which will begin at 12:00pm. All three games will feature LSUS (1-0)versus Missouri Valley College (1-0). |
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| LSUS will play tonight at 7:30pm vs Missouri Valley College (2/14/2004) |
| As long as the LSUS baseball team can keep getting the water off the field quicker than what it is coming down, the game vs Missouri Valley College (MVC) will still go on. Game time is estimated to begin at 7:30pm. Unfourtunately tonights game will not be broadcasted on the internet due to the weather conditions. However, the Pilots still welcome all those fans who are brave enough to face the elements as they take on a tough MVC team. |
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| Pilot Baseball opens season with 13-4 win over LC (2/13/2004) |
| Head Coach Rocke Musgraves and his LSUS Pilots took the field for the first time in the 2004 season Friday afternoon to take on the Louisiana College Wildcats. LSUS erupted for 13 runs on 13 hits and went on to defeat the Wildcats by a score of 13-4. |
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| Schedule change lands LSUS Baseball at Pilot Field this weekend (2/11/2004) |
| LSUS Baseball will be in action at Pilot Field Friday at 1:00pm when they will take on Louisiana College in a 9 inning affair. The Pilots will also be in action Saturday and Sunday as they take on the Missouri Valley College Vikings in a three game series. Saturday features a double-header beginning at 4:00pm, and the final game of the series is scheduled to begin at 1:00pm Sunday.
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| Lady Pilots fall to Blazers 65-49 (2/9/2004) |
| The LSUS Lady Pilots looked to build on their 5-3 home record when they squared off against the Belhaven Blazers in Gulf Coast Athletic Conference play Monday night. Belhaven got the better of the Lady Pilots in December with a 72-57 win. The Lady Pilots entered the game with a 7-14 record, 3-8 in GCAC, one game ahead of the Lady Blazers who stood at 2-9 in conference play. Belhaven however proved to be too much for the Lady Pilots as they won by a score of 65-49. |
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| Tonights Game to be broadcast (2/9/2004) |
| LSUS will host Belhaven College tonight at 7:30 p.m. Tune in on ihigh.com and support the Pilots. Click on the Broadcast Network icon and find the game listed on the righthand column. |
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| Pilot Baseball postponed once again (2/9/2004) |
| The rain has once again postponed the Pilots Baseball home opener versus Texas College. The Pilots are currently looking to reschedule these games for a later date, but will be action Friday night when they will take on Lyon College in Alexandria. The Pilots will be at home Saturday night when they host Central Baptist College at 6:30pm. This will be one 9 inning game. LSUS will be in action at Pilot Field again Sunday, beginning at 1:00pm when they face Missouri Valley College in a one game, 9 inning showdown.
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| Pilots defeat Rams in GCAC showdown, 82-74 (2/7/2004) |
| The LSUS Pilots squared off against the University of Mobile Rams Saturday night, just two weeks after suffering a loss at the hands of the Rams in Mobile, AL by a score of 89-80. |
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| Lady Pilots roll over Rams, 55-54 (2/7/2004) |
| The LSUS Lady Pilots (7-14, 3-8) defeated the University of Mobile Lady Rams 55-54 Saturday night in Gulf Coast Athletic Conference action. At the midpoint of the 2003-2004 season, the Lady Pilots entered the contest tied for 9th place in the conference with Tougaloo College, while Mobile entered the contest in 3rd place with a 7-4 conference record. |
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| Payne named GCAC Player of the Week (2/5/2004) |
| Fredericko Payne was rewarded for his great play this past week by being awarded the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference Player of the Week. |
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| LSUS Basketball to host Mobile University Rams Saturday night (2/4/2004) |
| The University of Mobile Rams will be in town Saturday to take on the LSUS. The Lady Pilots are looking upset the 3rd place Lady Rams (13-8,7-3), and build on their 4-3 record at home this year. The Lady Pilots are currently 6-14 on the season, 2-8 in Gulf Coast Athletic Conference (GCAC) action. |
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| LSUS Baseball home opener rescheduled due to rain delay (2/3/2004) |
| The LSUS Pilots home opener versus Texas College which was scheduled to be played Wednesday, Feb. 04 has been rescheduled to Monday at 4:00pm due to heavy rain in the forecast. There will be two, 7 inning games. We hope to have some better weather then so everyone can come out and enjoy the games. See you Monday! |
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| LSUS cruises past Crusaders with 93-87 victory (1/31/2004) |
| The William Carey College Crusaders traveled to LSUS Saturday night to take on the LSUS Pilots in Gulf Coast Athletic Conference (GCAC) action. The Pilots (10-10, 3-5) looked to pull within a game of the Crusaders (11-11, 5-3) in the GCAC standings. And they did just that with an impressive 93-87 win over the Crusaders. |
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| Monette’s double-double leads Lady Pilots to 61-57 win over Lady Saders (1/31/2004) |
| The LSUS Lady Pilots played host to the William Carey Lady Saders Saturday night looking for their second Gulf Coast Athletic Conference win of the year. The Lady Pilots were off to a hot start as they shot 11 of 22 in the first half and built a 32-27 by the break. Kendera Monette led all scorers in the half with 11 points and 5 rebounds. Dyamond Hogg had 7 points at the break for the Lady Pilots. Kayla Cooley finished with 7 points leading the Lady Saders.
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| Pilots defeat Central Baptist College 100-86 (1/30/2004) |
| In men’s hoop action Thursday night, LSUS played host to the Central Baptist College Mustangs. In early season action it was the Mustangs who got the best of the Pilots with an 83-82 victory in Conway, Arkansas. Tonight the Pilots got their revenge with a 100-86 victory over the Mustangs. |
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| Badgers Win With Free-Throws Down the Stretch (1/27/2004) |
| The Spring Hill men's basketball team won a free-throw battle down the stretch, hitting five free-throws in the last minute of the game. The Badgers put away LSU-Shreveport 74-69. |
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| Lady Badgers Send LSU-Shreveport Home (1/27/2004) |
| The Spring Hill College men's and women's basketball teams walked away with wins Monday night at home, beating visiting LSU-Shreveport.
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| LSUS Baseball Press Box and Bleachers to be Constructed (1/26/2004) |
| A year after the LSUS Baseball Team made its first visit to the NAIA College World Series, the Athletic Department's bid to construct a new press box and seating area at LSUS Baseball Field was accepted. It is estimated that the construction of the stands and press box will begin the first week of February. |
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| LSUS Lady Pilots Lose to 13th Ranked Xavier Golden Nuggets, 59-40 (1/22/2004) |
| The LSUS Lady Pilots played host to the Nationally Ranked 13th seed in NAIA Women’s Basketball, the Xavier Golden Nuggets Thursday night. The Lady pilots were coming off their biggest win of season versus Southern University of New Orleans last Saturday night, and were looking to get back in the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference (GCAC) race and improve to 2-4 in conference action.
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| Lady Pilots Sink Southern University of New Orleans 65-64 (1/17/2004) |
| The LSUS Lady Pilots played host Southern University of New Orleans Knights (SUNO) Saturday at LSUS Gymnasium. Head coach Ronnie Howell was looking for his first Gulf Coast Athletic Conference (GCAC) win of the year, and was pleased with the results from the first half. |
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| LSUS vs SUNO Broadcast (1/17/2004) |
| Tune in to hear the Pilots as they host the #24 ranked team in the country Southern-New Orleans. Game time has just been changed to 6:00pm for the Lady Pilots, and 8:00pm will be tip-off time for the men. |
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| Renalda Stafford finishes with 21 points in 65-51 loss to Loyola (1/10/2004) |
| The LSUS Lady Pilots traveled to New Orleans Saturday to face their conference rival Loyola Woolfpack. Loyola proved to be too much for LSUS right out of the gates as they started the game by building a 14 point lead in the first five minutes. The Lady Pilots managed to cut the Woolfpack lead which grew to as many as 24 in the second half to 8 points, but could not ever recover from the early deficit. |
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| Lady Pilots fall to Bulldogs, 68-62 (12/8/2003) |
| The LSUS Lady Pilots were host to the Jarvis Christian Lady Bulldogs Monday night. In the first half of play the two teams went to work on the defensive ends of the court, holding each other to a halftime score of 31-28, in favor of the Pilots. |
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| Calling All Alumni (12/4/2003) |
| The 2003-2004 LSUS baseball teams is inviting all alumni to attend the first anual Pilot Baseball Alumni Weekend. Friday, February 6 a 7 innning baseball game will be played at Pilot Field beginning at 6:30. The Alunmni team will be coached by LSUS Athletic Director and first ever LSUS baseball head coach, Doug Robinson. Food and refreshments will be provided for those who attend.
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| Pilots Defeat Millsaps 75-63 (12/1/2003) |
| The LSUS Pilots were in Jackson, Mississippi Monday night taking on the Millsaps College Majors. LSUS entered the contest with a 3-4 record on the year, with six of those contests being on the road. The Pilots improved their record to 4-4 with a 75-63 victory over the Majors.
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| Demons Fail to Scare Pilots (11/25/2003) |
| The LSUS Pilots were defeated by Northwestern State University Tuesday night 88-80. The loss puts LSUS at 3-4 on the season; the performance put LSUS on the map. Going into the game versus the Demons, many people did not expect much out of the first year basketball program from LSUS when they heard they were taking on the NCAA Division I program from Natchitoches. And nobody expected LSUS to control the first half and lead the contest with 10 minutes remaining in the game. But that is exactly what happened. |
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| Pilots Lose 86-83 at the Buzzer (11/24/2003) |
| Chad McDowell and his LSUS Pilots went to East Texas Baptist University looking for their first two game win streak of the season Monday night. Going into halftime the Pilots were looking good against the ETBU Tigers with a four point lead and the momentum from a 10-4 point run to end the first half. |
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| LSUS vs ETBU Sports Juice Webcast (11/24/2003) |
| Sportsjuice.com will be calling the play-by-play action tonight between LSUS and ETBU. The Pilots are looking to improve their 3-2 record tonight and spoil ETBU's home opener. Catch the action live tonight at 7:30 on sportsjuice.com. |
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| Stafford Scores 25 in Lady Pilot Victory (11/24/2003) |
| The LSUS Lady Pilots took the floor in Tyler, TX Saturday night versus the University of Texas at Tyler Patriots. A trip to Conway, AK Friday saw the Lady Pilots drop a heartbreaker to Hendrix College. Saturday, the girls hit highway again, only this time they came home with a win. |
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| LSUS Starts Five Game Road Swing with Win (11/23/2003) |
| Head coach Chad McDowell and his LSUS Pilots stole a victory from the University of Texas at Tyler Patriots Friday night. The Patriots were hosting their first game of the year and were supported by a crowd of 1800 fans in their spectacular new arena.
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| LSUS Men's Basketball Live Webcast (11/22/2003) |
| You can log onto Sportsjuice.com and follow the action of LSUS men's basketball tonight and Monday night. The game is listed to start at 9:00pm on sportsjuice website, however, game time will begin at 7:30. |
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| Lady Pilots Lose in Final Minute (11/22/2003) |
| The LSUS Lady Pilots traveled to Conway, Arkansas Friday to take on the Hendrix College Warriors. The Lady Pilots found themselves with a two point lead with only two minutes remaining. A couple of three-point baskets made by the Warriors Kacey Sommers near the end of regulation however lifted Hendrix College to a 50-46 victory over LSUS. |
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| Lady Pilots Win Home Opener (11/19/2003) |
| The Lady Pilots took the floor in front of a full house at the LSUS gymnasium Tuesday night. Looking for their first win of the year behind head coach Ronnie Howell, the Pilots took on Texas College of Tyler, Texas. And they got it. |
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| LSUS Pilots Win 97-87 (11/19/2003) |
| After the LSUS Lady Pilots earned their first win of the season Tuesday night, the LSUS men’s basketball team got their first taste of home court advantage against the Texas College Steers. With a sold-out crowd, the Pilots cruised to a 97-87 victory, and improved their record to 2-2 on the season. |
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| College of the Ozarks defeat Lady Pilots (11/15/2003) |
| The LSUS Lady Pilots concluded their stay at the John Brown University Classic in Siloam Springs, Arkansas with a defeat at the hands of the College of the Ozarks Bobcats. In the first half the Bobcats opened up a 13 point lead which they continued to build on in the second half. The final score ended 77-53 in favor of the Bobcats. |
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| Golden Eagles Soar Over LSUS Lady Pilots (11/15/2003) |
| The LSUS Lady Pilots traveled to John Brown University in Siloam Springs, Arkansas Tuesday night to compete in the John Brown University Classic. The final game of the evening had LSUS scheduled to play the host team John Brown University Golden Eagles. |
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| Bulldogs Take a Bite Out of the Pilots (11/12/2003) |
| The LSUS men’s basketball team looked to even the score with Jarvis Christian College of Hawkins, Texas Tuesday night after the Lady Bulldogs had defeated the Lady Pilots in the afternoon game. The night-cap however proved to be much of the same as the Bulldogs defeated the Pilots 103-84. |
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| Lady Pilots Fall to Bulldogs despite Late Comeback (11/12/2003) |
| The LSUS Lady Pilots took the floor for the first time in the 2003-04 season Tuesday night versus the Jarvis Christian College Bulldogs. The Bulldogs entered the competition sporting a 2-0 record on the season. Jarvis Christian College did not break stride in the first half as they led the entire way through the frame, taking a 31-24 lead into the locker-room at the half.
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| Pilots Fall Short By a Basket (11/8/2003) |
| After a win Thursday night versus Bethel College, the LSUS Pilots took the floor searching for their second victory Friday afternoon against the Central Baptist Mustangs. The contest got off to a quick start behind the hand of Pilots guard Chavis Rose who poured in 12 points in the first ten minutes of the half. The first half was a see-saw battle which ended with the Pilots taking a 47-42 lead into the locker room at half time. |
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| Pilots Open Season With Win (11/8/2003) |
| As the LSUS men’s basketball team huddled around head coach Chad McDowell before taking the floor for their first contest of the year they roared, “1-2-3-TOGETHER!” The Pilots went on to win the tip off resulting in a lay-up and their first basket by Rico Payne, and they never looked back. |
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| LSUS Launches New Athletics Webpage (10/30/2003) |
| In an attempt to reach their fans and future recruits, LSUS Athletics has developed new web pages for the sports of baseball, women’s basketball, men’s basketball, and soccer. Internet users accessing the site will find current information on schedules, statistics, team rosters, coach profiles, press releases and much more. |
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| Pilots land four on NAIA World Series All-Tournament Team (5/31/2003) |
| Tyson Arishenkoff, shortstop for the LSUS Pilots, won the Gold Glove Award for the 2003 NAIA World Series and, along with three teammates, was named to the All-Tournament Team. The Gold Glove Award goes to the most valuable defensive player in the tournament. |
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| LSUS Pilots finish in third place in NAIA World Series! (5/28/2003) |
| Nationally ranked No. 1, the Oklahoma City University Stars proved to be too much for the LSUS Pilots in the final elimination game of the 2003 NAIA World Series Wednesday night. The Pilots lost 12-2, and bowed out of the tournament in third place behind the Stars and Lewis-Clark State College, the host of the tournament in Lewiston, Idaho. |
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| LSUS Pilots advance to Final Four in NAIA World Series (5/27/2003) |
| Junior pitcher Gene Stevens pitched his second complete game of the NAIA World Series Tuesday as the LSUS Pilots thrashed No. 2 seed Embry-Riddle Eagles, 14-4, and advanced to the Final Four in the tournament. |
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| LSUS drops second World Series game to nation’s No. 1 (5/25/2003) |
| The Oklahoma City Stars, No. 1 in the nation all season in the NAIA rankings, proved to be too much for the LSUS Pilots Saturday night and Sunday morning in the Pilots’ second NAIA World Series game. The Stars’ powerful lineup scored runs in every inning after a 1-hour-27-minute rain delay in the top of the third inning. |
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| LSUS Pilots open NAIA World Series play Friday (5/21/2003) |
| The LSUS Pilots begin play in the NAIA World Series at 2 p.m. (CDT) Friday (May 23) in Lewiston, Idaho, against the Indiana Tech Warriors. The Pilots are the No. 8 seed in the NAIA’s national baseball tournament and the Warriors are the No. 9 seed. |
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| LSUS to host Embry-Riddle in NAIA Super Regional (5/12/2003) |
| The LSUS Pilots, who won the NAIA Region XIII baseball championship with two one-run wins Saturday, will host the Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Eagles in the best of three Atlantic South Super Regional series beginning Thursday. |
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| LSUS Pilots win NAIA Region XIII Baseball Tournament (5/11/2003) |
| The LSUS Pilots took two one-run games from William Carey College Saturday to win the NAIA Region XIII Baseball Tournament. The Pilots move to the Super Regional Tournament this week. Their first opponent will be the Embry-Riddle (Daytona Beach, Fla.) Eagles, who won the Region XIV tournament. The day, time and location of that game have yet to be announced. |
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| LSUS Pilots win first-ever NAIA tournament game (5/7/2003) |
| The LSUS Pilots, playing in their first-ever NAIA baseball tournament game, defeated North Georgia, 10-4. Senior pitcher Gene Stevens recorded his 11th win of the season as the Pilots improved their all-time school high season record to 43-20. |
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| LSUS names Ronnie Howell women’s basketball coach (1/27/2003) |
| LSUS has named Bossier High School boys’ basketball coach Ronnie Howell as the university’s head women’s basketball coach. Before moving to Bossier High School, Howell was head girls’ basketball coach for five years at C. E. Byrd High School. |
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| LSUS names Chad McDowell men’s basketball coach (1/9/2003) |
| LSUS has named former school standout Chad McDowell as its men’s basketball coach. The university’s chancellor, Dr. Vince Marsala, and its new athletic director, Doug Robinson, made the announcement. |
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