CIAA mourns Angie Stone, Grammy-nominated R&B artist, who was set to perform at tournament
The Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association is mourning singer Angie Stone, who was set to perform at its basketball tournament underway in Baltimore. Stone, 63, died in a car crash while she and others were en route to Atlanta.
The CIAA completed another successful and "magical" tournament, and must tackle the NIL and bids for future championship ...
Center, Jacob Cooper, Virginia State University, sends Romeo Aquino, Bluefield State, to the floor as he protects the ball.
The CIAA has issued a statement about the passing of celebrated Neo-Soul singer Angie Stone, who was set to perform at the ...
With this victory, Fayetteville State secured its second straight CIAA championship, further cementing its legacy in the ...
The Broncos never trailed and dominated the run of play to defeat Virginia State, 64-56, and win the 50th CIAA women’s ...
Charlotte has nostalgia on its side, with many CIAA fans remembering the days when the Queen City turned into an HBCU ...
BALTIMORE, MD – Virginia State University secured the CIAA Championship in a hard-fought 71-64 victory over Bluefield State ...
F State made a strong run through the CIAA tournament in Baltimore to finish with a second straight league title. Here's how ...
CIAA Tournament's Health and Mental Wellness Summit, a free event to address health disparities, mental health wellness, ...
Charlotte is looking to cap hotel prices in a bid to get the CIAA back. But several other key cities are in play as well.
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