HBCU Standouts Shine as MEAC Basketball Heats Up

NORFOLK, Va. – The Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC), one of the premier NCAA Division I athletic conferences for Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), has announced its latest Men's Basketball Weekly Honors, presented by Wells Fargo. In this week's standout performances, two HBCU student-athletes have proven their dominance on the court, showcasing the incredible talent and dedication found within the HBCU community.

Howard University Guard Bryce Harris Named MEAC Player of the Week

Hailing from Howard University, a renowned HBCU located in the nation's capital, Bryce Harris has been named the MEAC Player of the Week. The talented guard showcased his exceptional skills, leading his team to victories and cementing his status as a force to be reckoned with in the conference.

"Bryce Harris' performance this week exemplifies the caliber of student-athletes found within the HBCU community.



His dedication and prowess on the court are a testament to the incredible talent that thrives at these institutions."

North Carolina Central University Forward Kelechi Okworogwo Earns Defensive Player of the Week Honors

Joining Bryce Harris in the MEAC's weekly honors is Kelechi Okworogwo from North Carolina Central University, another prominent HBCU. Okworogwo's standout defensive efforts have earned him the Defensive Player of the Week award, showcasing his commitment to excellence and his ability to impact the game on both ends of the court.

The MEAC, a conference with a rich history and a deep connection to the HBCU community, continues to serve as a platform for these exceptional student-athletes to showcase their abilities. As the basketball season progresses, the HBCU community eagerly anticipates more inspiring performances and accolades from the talented individuals who represent the values and traditions of these esteemed institutions.

Originally reported by MEAC Sports.