Posts from the ‘Norfolk State University’ Category

  • Trip To The Past – 2010 MEAC Tournament (Part 2)

    Trip To The Past – 2010 MEAC Tournament (Part 2)

    August 13th, 2010 | Norfolk State University, Photography | Thomas Wilson | No Comments

    I promised you part two, and here it is… This set is the second half of the Quarterfinal match-up between the Norfolk State University Spartans and the Hampton University Pirates. The tension was high and the lead changed hands multiple times, but the Pirates were able to grind it out in the last two minutes [...]

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  • Trip To The Past – 2010 MEAC Tournament (Part 1)

    Trip To The Past – 2010 MEAC Tournament (Part 1)

    August 1st, 2010 | Norfolk State University, Photography | Thomas Wilson | No Comments

    This set of images comes from Winston-Salem, North Carolina. I was asked to cover the MEAC Tournament, and since I had never done it before I couldn’t say no. I ended up cutting my vacation in Atlanta short in order to get to the Coliseum on time! A little bit of info, I shot the [...]

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  • MCJR 35th Anniversary

    MCJR 35th Anniversary

    April 15th, 2010 | Norfolk State University | Thomas Wilson | No Comments

    Amongst the hustle and bustle of celebrating 75 years of service by Norfolk State University, the College of Liberal Arts is celebrating the birthday of one of their own schools. The School of Mass Communications and Journalism, MCJR for short, celebrated its 35th anniversary during “MCJR Week”, a yearly event. With multiple panel discussions, luncheons, [...]

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  • Spartan Softball Must Hit Mid-Season Stride

    Spartan Softball Must Hit Mid-Season Stride

    April 8th, 2010 | Norfolk State University | Thomas Wilson | No Comments

    After their season opening victory against North Carolina Central University, wins have come far and in between for the Spartan softball team. The good news is that conference play is just getting underway, giving the Spartans an opportunity to make the months of April and May theirs. MEAC play culminates in the MEAC tournament, May [...]

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  • Savannah State University Joins the MEAC

    Savannah State University Joins the MEAC

    March 31st, 2010 | Norfolk State University | Thomas Wilson | No Comments

    As Winston Salem State University is leaving, another university has just been granted provisional membership as a member of the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference. Beginning July, 1, 2010, the Savannah State University Tigers, located in Savannah, GA, will be scheduling their first games against fellow MEAC opponents. However, the move didn’t come without a lengthy wait [...]

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  • Spartans Sign Vital Offensive Lineman Recruit

    Spartans Sign Vital Offensive Lineman Recruit

    February 9th, 2010 | Norfolk State University | Thomas Wilson | No Comments

    When asked to describe Churchland High School senior offensive lineman Ali Scott, head coach Cedric Cradle made it blatantly obvious that Scott was the heart and soul of his team.  Cradle, a former Spartan himself, had nothing but praise for the 6’4″ 330 pound Scott.  ”He’s one of those diamonds in the rough.”  This was [...]

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  • Return To Sparta

    Return To Sparta

    October 31st, 2009 | Featured, Norfolk State University | Thomas Wilson | No Comments

    Homecoming 2009 is upon us, and NSU did NOT disappoint.  For the past 3 seasons, the Spartans had left fans with a foul taste in their mouths with this whole losing the Homecoming game thing.  This year was a huge step in the right direction, as NSU added to the Bison’s season-long losing streak, this [...]

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  • Battle Of The Bay..

    Battle Of The Bay..

    October 18th, 2009 | Featured, Norfolk State University | Thomas Wilson | No Comments

    Round Two: I took the 5D to the Battle of the Bay this past weekend and put it through its paces in an outdoor sports setting.. I hear a lot of people complain that the 5D Mark II isn’t suited for high speed sport shooting, but I’m a firm believer that timing is the key [...]

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