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Raiders begin Horizon League action against RMU

Raiders begin Horizon League action against RMU

DAYTON – The Wright State men’s basketball team tips off its Horizon League slate this weekend with a pair of home contests, beginning Thursday night as the Raiders welcome Robert Morris to the Nutter Center for a 7 p.m. tipoff. The Raiders are 5-2 after the opening month of the season, while RMU comes to town 2-5 overall. 

Fans can follow the action several ways – via live stats, by watching on ESPN+ or by tuning in on WONE 980 AM. Chris Collins and Jim Brown will have all the play-by-play on the radio and ESPN feeds.

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LAST TIME OUT

Wright State went 2-1 at the Vegas 4 tournament out in Las Vegas, sandwiching wins over Abilene Christian (77-61) and Weber State (87-65) with a five-point loss to UC Riverside (70-65) in the middle game of the trip. As a group, the Raiders shot 55 percent over the three days, with a week-best 65 percent clip in the finale against Weber State, while they passed out 60 total assists on a combined 91 made baskets. Trey Calvin averaged a team-leading 15.7 points/game in Vegas while collecting his first career double-double with a 14 point, 10 assist effort against Weber State, while Brandon Noel averages 15.0 points on the trip behind a pair of double-digit scoring nights, including a career-best 23 against Weber State. Amari Davis also finished the trip with a double-digit scoring average (12.7), while Alex Huibregtse (9.3 ppg) and Tim Finke (8.0 ppg) were just off double-digit averages on the trip.

A WIN WOULD. . .

A Thursday win would give the Raiders a victory in their Horizon League opener for the fourth straight season and would be the fifth time in seven seasons under head coach Scott Nagy that Wright State has opened League action with a win.

(ROBERT) MORRIS TO COME

-Robert Morris is 2-5 entering December as it begins its third season in the Horizon League. The Colonials have lost their last four contests and are winless against Division I opponents so far this season, with home victories over D3 Pittsburgh Greensburg and D2 West Virginia Wesleyan.

-Wright State and Robert Morris have met just six times in the Raiders’ 53 seasons of basketball, with Wright State taking all four meetings as Horizon League foes. The first meeting came Jan. 24, 1977 inside the old Physical Education Building on the Wright State campus – an 80-76 Raider victory. The following season, the Raiders made the return trip to Robert Morris and came back home with a 90-81 victory on Jan. 26, 1978. 

-Robert Morris is coming off an 8-24 overall record last year, with a 5-16 conference mark.

COLONIAL ROAD

-Robert Morris has two non-Division I wins, both at home, but the Colonials are a combined 0-5 away from metro Pittsburgh after the first month of action. 

-The Colonials are coming off an 0-3 trip to Savannah, Ga. for the Hostilo Hoops Community Classic, losing to Mercer, Evansville and South Alabama. 

-This is RMU’s second trip to Dayton in as many weeks, as the Colonials fell at UD 60-51 back on Nov. 19. RMU has been logging hours on I-70 in Ohio, with its lone other contest a 91-53 defeat in the season opener at Ohio State on Nov. 7.

-Robert Morris is in the middle of a seven-game road trip, continuing the trip at Northern Kentucky on Saturday before a midweek tilt at Central Michigan closes the stretch Dec. 7.

HOT SHOTS

Wright State is shooting a combined 53.9 percent from the floor as a group over the first month of action. The Raiders flirted with the program-best shooting percentage in the Nov. 17 win over Defiance, ending the night shooting 74.1 percent from the floor, just shy of the program record of 76.6 percent set December 16, 1978 against Otterbein. Wright State followed that effort up with a 60.0 percent mark against Abilene Christian (68.4 percent in the first half) and a 64.9 percent effort against Weber State (73.3 percent in the first half). The 53.9 percent field goal shooting percentage is currently third in the nation behind Arizona (60.3) and Indiana (55.9).

SOLO SHOOTERS

The hot team shooting percentage is thanks to hot individual shooting numbers throughout the lineup. Eight Raiders have shooting percentages of 50 percent or better, with three – Brandon Noel (68.6), A.J. Braun (65.2) and Andrew Welage (60.0) – at 60 percent or better. Alex Huibregtse (59.5), Keaton Norris (57.1), Amari Davis (52.2), Blake Sisley (52.0) and Trey Calvin (50.5) are also above 50 percent through the first month, while Tim Finke shot 39 percent over three games in Las Vegas after a slow shooting start.

NOEL NOEL

Brandon Noel was named the Horizon League Freshman of the Week on Nov. 28 after finishing in double figures in two of Wright State’s three contests as part of the Vegas 4 tournament. He capped the trip with a career-high 23 points in the win over Weber State. Noel opened the Vegas trip with eight points and six rebounds on 4-of-5 shooting before a 14-point effort against UC Riverside as he connected on his first two collegiate three-pointers and pulled down a career-best 11 rebounds. Against Weber State, Noel was 10-of-11 from the floor with two more three-pointers, adding seven rebounds as he finished the week shooting 72 percent overall with 24 total rebounds, including 20 on the defensive glass, while chipping in six steals, three blocks and three assists. Through seven games, Noel is averaging 11.9 points per game, recording double digits scoring in five of his first seven collegiate contests, while his 68.6 percent shooting mark is the best in the Horizon League to date. Averaging 25.7 minutes per contest, Noel has played 25 or more minutes in five games and has logged over 20 minutes in all but the season-opener, when he recorded 19 minutes against Davidson.

UP NEXT

Following Thursday’s matchup against Robert Morris, the Raiders remain at home to welcome Youngstown State to the Nutter Center for a Sunday afternoon 1 p.m. tipoff. Tickets for Sunday’s contest can be purchased in advance by clicking here.

 

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    102 Women Team Up To Achieve Sustainable Development Goals I…

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    AMMAN — For the 1st time in Jordan, the World Target League programme introduced alongside one another 102 women of all ages from numerous governorates throughout the Kingdom to discover how to use athletics to push social alter.

    The league is portion of the World-wide Objectives World Cup (GGWCUP) launched in 2015 by Eir Soccer, a Danish non-earnings sports affiliation which targets women and youthful ladies.

    The programme was jointly applied in Jordan by Eir Soccer, LaLiga Spain and Rise for Great.

    LaLiga Spain is an organisation which aims to advertise social action via athletics, even though Increase for Good is a Jordanian social business founded in 2019 by HRH Princess Lara Faisal with the intention of making a neighborhood of“active world-wide citizens”.

    In excess of the training course of the nine-thirty day period programme, each individual of the 10 all-female groups labored toward accomplishing just one of the 17 United Nations’ Sustainable Progress Targets (SDGs) via neighborhood-centered initiatives, even though also competing in a five-a-aspect soccer match.

    The 2022 League gamers aged 18 to 48 were being also admitted to the Eir Coach programme, which enabled them become“activist soccer coaches”, according to a Rise for Very good statement created out there to The Jordan Periods.

    Their graduation ceremony was held on Saturday at the American Neighborhood School (ACS) in Amman, with the Keepers team crowned as the winners of the league.

    The teams had been evaluated for their steps on and off the soccer industry centered on four categories, including the design and style reflecting their aim, engagement with the group, social action and the variety of targets they scored all through the event, the assertion said.

    In an job interview with The Jordan Instances, Princess Lara famous that“being aspect of a crew aims to empower and amplify the voices of these ladies, who are united by their push for motion and social change”.

    “They you should not participate in to acquire, but to adjust the globe and make their communities better,” she added.

    Aintzane Encinas, a retired Spanish football player and an ambassador for LaLiga, instructed The Jordan Periods:“It was remarkable witnessing these women’s progress into leaders and able coaches keen to pass on what they figured out to many others in their neighborhood.”

    Some of the coaches who a short while ago accomplished the programme spoke with The Jordan Periods about their understanding encounters as perfectly as their teams’ achievements and goals for the foreseeable future.

    Lanna Zakaria, 40, is a coach in the“Leaf a Mark” workforce, working on SDG 15 about lifetime on land.

    Her group aims to raise social awareness, maximize green areas in Jordan and regulate desertification by planting fruit trees to enhance food stuff security and assist area farmers.

    Zakaria, who has been a sports fanatic at any time considering the fact that she was 10 decades old, claimed that her favorite issue about soccer is taking part in in a staff.

    “Each woman on our crew has a little something precious to incorporate, as just about every single one of us has a exceptional viewpoint and a unique established of skills, which is why we can obtain much more collectively than we can aside,” she advised The Jordan Moments, adding that her team’s objective is to plant one million trees by 2030.

    Waed Shawamreh, a 28-calendar year-outdated Syrian living in the Zaatari refugee camp, is a mentor for the Desire Team, which is operating on SDG 5.

    This sport“taught us critical values these as teamwork, perseverance, regard and discipline”, Shawamreh advised The Jordan Times, noting her belief in football’s means to be a drive that can have an impact on good adjust and unite people.

    She is presently doing work on working with the skills she obtained by way of the programme to encourage sporting activities actions inside the camp.

    20-five-year-previous Raneem Abu Khalaf, who has a bachelor’s degree in Sporting activities Rehabilitation, is a mentor on the Keepers staff, who also labored on SDG 15.

    “This practical experience allowed me to learn a lot more about the joy of providing and assisting other individuals devoid of expecting a thing in return,” she advised The Jordan Times.

    Abu Khalaf additional that sports activities have the power to convey persons with each other in a way that“nothing else can”.

    “Despite our unique backgrounds, we as a team are united by a widespread intention, to be agents of alter and empowerment in our communities,” she continued.

    Samah Al Malahmeh, 23, is a actual physical education teacher and a mentor on the Keepers staff.

    “Being component of a staff taught me how a collection of smaller functions can impact important alterations,” she instructed The Jordan Occasions.

    Fathia Musse, a 27-year-aged Somali living in Jordan, is a coach on the Revive workforce, who is doing the job on SDG 4, which is targeted on excellent instruction.

    She stated that her team’s initiatives, which benefited about 4,000 ladies about a period of time of 9 months, mostly targeted on general public universities where“physical training is not a priority”.

    The workforce conducted soccer instruction programs for woman students, bodily education instructors and mothers, who ended up also supplied with each day training routines, in-body checks and nutritional programmes, in accordance to Malahmeh.

    “Physical schooling shouldn’t be a privilege and it just isn’t any considerably less critical than educational instruction as the expressing goes: ‘a balanced physique potential customers to a nutritious mind’,” she advised The Jordan Instances.

    The team’s uniforms, developed by Mentor Shireen Al Kurdi, 38, are recycled t-shirts, embellished with handmade stitching styles reflecting Jordanian lifestyle, she extra.

    The Revive team’s coaches didn’t want their get the job done to cease after the programme finishes, so they established the Revival Group Foundation in Amman and Zarqa to proceed performing in direction of SDG 4.

    Afraa Al Rawi, 28, is a coach for the Phoenix crew, who labored towards obtaining SDG 5, which is concentrated on gender equality.

    The team’s soccer training initiatives, which aimed to“create a harmless house for women of all ages to participate in sports”, were being concentrated on marginalised and deprived regions in Jordan’s northern governorates, Rawi reported.

    “This programme served me establish so a lot of friendships and meaningful associations which I am guaranteed will very last a lifetime,” she told The Jordan Periods.

    Other participating teams incorporated the Defeat Group – SDG 5, The Hunger Fighters – SDG 2, Sustainable Activity – SDG 17, Vacationer Soccer – SDG 11 and Walkers – SDG 3.

    The League will be re-launched in Jordan in the spring of 2023, with registration open up to all females aged 18 and above who“want to make a change in their neighborhood, come to feel the ability of being portion of a workforce and grow the scope of what sporting activities can do for change”, according to Increase for Superior.

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    Disparities in nutrition and physical education still exist in schools

    Disparities in nutrition and physical education still exist in schools