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UNCW Seahawks Sports

UNCW Picked To Win CAA, Harden-Hayes Preseason All-CAA​


UNCW graduate student Maleeck Harden-Hayes was named preseason All-CAA and the Seahawks were picked to finish first in the Coastal Athletic Association by Blue Ribbon Forecast in an announcement made on Friday. The Seahawks were followed by defending conference champion College of Charleston, Drexel, Hofstra, and Towson to round out the top five. Harden-Hayes, a guard, averaged 9.8 points and 4.2 rebounds per game while playing in 34 games in his first season with the Seahawks. He knocked down 41 three-pointers, fashioned a 38% shooting percentage from deep, and added a 90.3% mark from the line. Last season, the Seahawks reached the CAA championship game for a second consecutive season and finished with a 24-10 mark. Head Coach Takayo Siddle enters his fourth season leading the Seahawks and has posted a 51-19 record over the past two seasons, including a 32-10 mark in the conference. In six seasons combined as an assistant and head coach with the program, Siddle has been to four CAA Championship games.

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Hebertson, Wald Pace Seahawks at Beach Blast​


UNCW sophomore Summer Herbertson and freshman Griffen Wald won their first collegiate races as the Seahawk cross country teams finished in first in the women's 5K and second the men's 5K at the Beach Blast at Olsen Park on Friday night. Herbertson topped the women's field with an 18:18.06 score as the Seahawk women secured a perfect 15 score. Wald led the men's field with a 15:23.74 time for UNCW, who finished behind N.C. Central by two points on the men's side. It marks the second straight week Herbertson and Wald topped the Seahawk women and men's teams.

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Men's Golf Wins Gopher Invitational​


Walker Isley led three Seahawks in the top six of the final standings as UNCW men's golf earned a five-stroke win on Tuesday in its season-opening tournament victory at the Gopher Invitational. The Seahawks topped runner-up Kent State for the tournament title. Kansas, Marquette, Northwestern, and host Minnesota rounded out the top five atop the standings.Isley, who posted his 12th career top-10 finish, carded a three-round score of 69-67-70=206 to finish a stroke behind medalist Will King of Kansas. Joining Isley in the top six were teammates Patrick Sparks and Gray Mitchum, who were third and tied for sixth, respectively. The tournament win was the 12th for Head Coach Daniel Bowden, who is in his seventh season with the Seahawks at the lead.

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Fan-Friendly Concession Prices Announced For Basketball Games​


The UNCW Athletics Department is pleased to announce fan-friendly prices on a selection of items at concessions stands throughout Trask Coliseum this season at basketball games. In an effort to reduce wait times on concession lines, UNCW is implementing a new cashless and tap-to-pay policy for all athletic facilities. Magnetic swipe and NFC tap for VISA and MasterCard cards will be accepted. Tap-to-pay services for Apple Pay, Google Pay, Samsung Pay, and NFC Reader are also available.


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Hot Dogs$4.00$2.00
Fresh popped Pop Corn$3.00$2.00
Bottled Water/Soda$4.00$2.00
Boneless Wings$8.00$5.00
Grilled Turkey Burger$8.00$5.00
 

UNCW Men's Basketball Releases Full Schedule​


Highlighted by games at Kentucky and Arkansas and an appearance in the Fort Myers Tip-Off, UNCW has released its men's basketball schedule for the 2023-24 season. The Seahawks visit Kentucky on Dec. 2 and close out the month of December with a trip to Fayetteville, Ark., where they'll face Arkansas on Dec. 30. The Fort Myers Tip-Off, which was announced during the summer, opens with the Seahawks and Murray State taking the court on Nov. 20. UNCW concludes the classic the following day, Nov. 21, against Appalachian State. The Seahawks remain on the road that week when they play on Nov. 25 at Florida Gulf Coast University. Longtime regional rival East Carolina hosts the Seahawks on Nov. 30. Other non-conference tests include home games with Mount Olive (Nov. 6), Columbia International (Nov. 14), and Montreat (Dec. 10). UNCW visits UNC Asheville (Nov. 11) before making trips to Sun Belt Conference members Georgia Southern and Marshall on Dec. 16 and 21, respectively.

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Women's Basketball Unveils Full 2023-24 Slate​


The UNCW women's basketball team will embark on an 18-game Coastal Athletic Association schedule this winter as announced by the league on Tuesday morning. The conference slate brings the Seahawks' full schedule to 29 contests after Head Coach Nicole Woods unveiled an 11-game non-conference schedule in late August. UNCW will play 14 home games at Trask Coliseum and 15 road contests in 2023-24. The Seahawks will face seven challengers who played in the NCAA (Iowa State, Monmouth and Norfolk State) or WNIT (Drexel (twice), Nebraska, Towson and Wofford) Tournaments last season. Home-and-away opponents on the CAA docket include Campbell, Charleston, Drexel and Hampton. The Cougars and Camels represent UNCW's permanent repeat opponents in women's hoops. The Seahawks will welcome Northeastern, North Carolina A&T, Towson and William & Mary to Trask Coliseum as home-only CAA opponents this season. UNCW will visit road-only conference challengers Elon, Hofstra, Monmouth and Stony Brook. The CAA Women's Basketball Championship takes place Mar. 13-17, 2024, at the Entertainment & Sports Arena in Washington, D.C. The Woods era begins on Nov. 7 vs. NCAA Division II Barton College. UNCW opens the season at home for the fourth straight year and the ninth time in the last decade.

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Women's Basketball Unveils Full 2023-24 Slate​


The UNCW women's basketball team will embark on an 18-game Coastal Athletic Association schedule this winter as announced by the league on Tuesday morning. The conference slate brings the Seahawks' full schedule to 29 contests after Head Coach Nicole Woods unveiled an 11-game non-conference schedule in late August. UNCW will play 14 home games at Trask Coliseum and 15 road contests in 2023-24. The Seahawks will face seven challengers who played in the NCAA (Iowa State, Monmouth and Norfolk State) or WNIT (Drexel (twice), Nebraska, Towson and Wofford) Tournaments last season. Home-and-away opponents on the CAA docket include Campbell, Charleston, Drexel and Hampton. The Cougars and Camels represent UNCW's permanent repeat opponents in women's hoops. The Seahawks will welcome Northeastern, North Carolina A&T, Towson and William & Mary to Trask Coliseum as home-only CAA opponents this season. UNCW will visit road-only conference challengers Elon, Hofstra, Monmouth and Stony Brook. The CAA Women's Basketball Championship takes place Mar. 13-17, 2024, at the Entertainment & Sports Arena in Washington, D.C. The Woods era begins on Nov. 7 vs. NCAA Division II Barton College. UNCW opens the season at home for the fourth straight year and the ninth time in the last decade.

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UNCW Women's Basketball | 2023-24 Schedule​

DateDayOpponentTime
Oct. 30Mon.Mount Olive (Exhibition)6 p.m.
Nov. 7Tues.Barton College6 p.m.
Nov. 11Sat.at Wofford3 p.m.
Nov. 16Thurs.Western Carolina (Seahawks Tomorrow)11 a.m.
Nov. 22Wed.Presbyterian2 p.m.
Nov. 26Sun.Coastal Carolina2 p.m.
Nov. 29Wed.at WinthropTBD
Dec. 3Sun.at Iowa StateTBD
Dec. 5Tues.at Nebraska7 p.m.
Dec. 18Mon.at DavidsonTBD
Dec. 21Thurs.N.C. Central2 p.m.
Dec. 28Thurs.at Norfolk StateTBD
Jan. 5Fri.at Hofstra *TBD
Jan. 7Sun.at Stony Brook *TBD
Jan. 12Fri.Northeastern *7 p.m.
Jan. 14Sun.Drexel *2 p.m.
Jan. 19Fri.Campbell *7 p.m.
Jan. 21Sun.at Hampton *TBD
Jan. 28Sun.at Col. of Charleston *TBD
Feb. 2Fri.North Carolina A&T *7 p.m.
Feb. 4Sun.Hampton *2 p.m.
Feb. 9Fri.at Campbell *TBD
Feb. 11Sun.at Elon *TBD
Feb. 18Sun.Col. of Charleston *2 p.m.
Feb. 23Fri.at Delaware *TBD
Feb. 25Sun.at Drexel *TBD
Mar. 1Fri.William & Mary *7 p.m.
Mar. 3Sun.Towson *2 p.m.
Mar. 7Thurs.Delaware *7 p.m.
Mar. 9Sat.at Monmouth *TBD
Mar. 13-17 CAA Women's Basketball Championship ^TBD
 

UNCW Men's Basketball Releases Full Schedule​


Highlighted by games at Kentucky and Arkansas and an appearance in the Fort Myers Tip-Off, UNCW has released its men's basketball schedule for the 2023-24 season. The Seahawks visit Kentucky on Dec. 2 and close out the month of December with a trip to Fayetteville, Ark., where they'll face Arkansas on Dec. 30. The Fort Myers Tip-Off, which was announced during the summer, opens with the Seahawks and Murray State taking the court on Nov. 20. UNCW concludes the classic the following day, Nov. 21, against Appalachian State. The Seahawks remain on the road that week when they play on Nov. 25 at Florida Gulf Coast University. Longtime regional rival East Carolina hosts the Seahawks on Nov. 30. Other non-conference tests include home games with Mount Olive (Nov. 6), Columbia International (Nov. 14), and Montreat (Dec. 10). UNCW visits UNC Asheville (Nov. 11) before making trips to Sun Belt Conference members Georgia Southern and Marshall on Dec. 16 and 21, respectively.

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UNCW Picked To Win CAA, Harden-Hayes Preseason All-CAA​


UNCW graduate student Maleeck Harden-Hayes was named preseason All-CAA and the Seahawks were picked to finish first in the Coastal Athletic Association by Blue Ribbon Forecast in an announcement made on Friday. The Seahawks were followed by defending conference champion College of Charleston, Drexel, Hofstra, and Towson to round out the top five. Harden-Hayes, a guard, averaged 9.8 points and 4.2 rebounds per game while playing in 34 games in his first season with the Seahawks. He knocked down 41 three-pointers, fashioned a 38% shooting percentage from deep, and added a 90.3% mark from the line. Last season, the Seahawks reached the CAA championship game for a second consecutive season and finished with a 24-10 mark. Including Harden-Hayes, UNCW returns five players who made at least 14 starts in 2022-23.

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UNCW Picked To Win CAA, Harden-Hayes Preseason All-CAA​


UNCW graduate student Maleeck Harden-Hayes was named preseason All-CAA and the Seahawks were picked to finish first in the Coastal Athletic Association by Blue Ribbon Forecast in an announcement made on Friday. The Seahawks were followed by defending conference champion College of Charleston, Drexel, Hofstra, and Towson to round out the top five. Harden-Hayes, a guard, averaged 9.8 points and 4.2 rebounds per game while playing in 34 games in his first season with the Seahawks. He knocked down 41 three-pointers, fashioned a 38% shooting percentage from deep, and added a 90.3% mark from the line. Last season, the Seahawks reached the CAA championship game for a second consecutive season and finished with a 24-10 mark. Including Harden-Hayes, UNCW returns five players who made at least 14 starts in 2022-23.

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BLUE RIBBON FORECAST
1. UNCW
2. College of Charleston
3. Drexel
4. Hofstra
5. Towson
6. Northeastern
7. Monmouth
8. Delaware
9. Stony Brook
10. Elon
11. William & Mary
12. Campbell
13. Hampton
14. North Carolina A&T

ALL CONFERENCE TEAM
F-Jyare Davis, JR, Delaware
F-Ante Brzovic, JR, College of Charleston
C-Amari Williams, SR, Drexel
G-Tyler Thomas, GR, Hofstra
G-Maleeck Harden-Hayes, GR, UNCW

PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Amari Williams, SR, Drexel

NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR
Xander Rice, GR, Monmouth
 

Seahawks Set For Fort Myers Tourney​


The UNCW men's basketball team will head to the Sunshine State during Thanksgiving Week to participate in the Fort Myers Tip-Off sponsored by Intersport at Suncoast Credit Union Arena. The Seahawks will be joined by Murray State and Appalachian State in the Palms Division of the event. UNCW and Murray State of the Missouri Valley Conference kick off the round-robin event on Monday, Nov. 20, 2023, with a 1:30 p.m. tip at the 3,500-seat venue. The Seahawks then conclude the trip with a Tuesday matchup against rival Appalachian State at noon. The Seahawks have enjoyed tremendous success in tournament formats under fourth-year head coach Takayo Siddle. The Seahawks won the Mako Medical Asheville Classic in Siddle's first season before capturing the Roman College Basketball Invitational in 2022. Last year, the Seahawks took the Baha Mar Hoops Invitational in Nassau, The Bahamas.

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Men's Basketball Set For Six TV Games​


UNCW is set to appear in four games this season on CBS Sports Network, bringing its total to six being broadcast nationally on television for the 2023-24 season. The Seahawks play home games against Delaware (Jan. 14) and the College of Charleston (Jan. 20) on CBS Sports Network. The road games at Stony Brook (Jan.27) and Campbell (Feb. 26) are also part of the Coastal Athletic Association's 27-game CBS package, which also includes the CAA tournament semifinals and championship game. Both games being broadcast from Trask Coliseum have changes to time or date. The Delaware game is now at 4 p.m. on Jan. 14, and the Charleston matchup has been moved to a 6 p.m. tip. In December, UNCW makes a pair of appearances on the SEC Network when it visits Kentucky (Dec. 2) and Arkansas (Dec.30). All UNCW home games will be streamed via FloSports.tv, the official streaming partner of the CAA.

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Men's Basketball Tabbed Second In CAA Coaches Poll​


UNCW was picked to finish second in the Coastal Athletic Association by the league's coaches and Trazarien White was tabbed first-team All-CAA the league announced on Thursday during its annual media day. The Seahawks, who return their top four scorers from last season received three first-place votes. Defending conference champion College of Charleston picked up 10 first-place votes and was recognized as the coaches preseason pick to win the league's title.

White, who led the Seahawks last season averaging 14.2 points per game, is joined by Maleeck Harden-Hayes (9.8), Shykeim Phillips (8.4) and Donovan Newby
(8.1) as UNCW's top-four returning scorers from 2022-23.

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Men's Basketball Set For Six TV Games​


UNCW is set to appear in four games this season on CBS Sports Network, bringing its total to six being broadcast nationally on television for the 2023-24 season. The Seahawks play home games against Delaware (Jan. 14) and the College of Charleston (Jan. 20) on CBS Sports Network. The road games at Stony Brook (Jan.27) and Campbell (Feb. 26) are also part of the Coastal Athletic Association's 27-game CBS package, which also includes the CAA tournament semifinals and championship game. Both games being broadcast from Trask Coliseum have changes to time or date. The Delaware game is now at 4 p.m. on Jan. 14, and the Charleston matchup has been moved to a 6 p.m. tip. In December, UNCW makes a pair of appearances on the SEC Network when it visits Kentucky (Dec. 2) and Arkansas (Dec.30). All UNCW home games will be streamed via FloSports.tv, the official streaming partner of the CAA.

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2023-24 MBB TV games
 

UNCW Alum Bonifay, Rangers Prepare For World Series​


As the leaves turn colors and 28 teams have seen their season come to an end, UNCW alum Josh Bonifay and the Texas Rangers take the field on Friday for game one of the World Series against the up-start Arizona Diamondbacks. Bonifay, who is in his second stint with the Rangers and his second season in his current position, isn't on the field, but his work and dedication are showing up on it as he serves as the Rangers Director of Player Development. A native of Asheville, N.C., Bonifay played for UNCW from 1997-99 while splitting time between the infield and outfield. He finished his career with 21 home runs and started 111-of-113 games played for the Seahawks. He still ranks among UNCW's single-season leaders in several offensive categories. Bonifay is looking to be the second Seahawk to win a World Series as UNCW Hall of Famer and current Cleveland Guardians pitching coach Carl Willis did so with the Minnesota Twins in 1991.

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