ECSU Athletics will also be hosting their annual Roast and Toast Ceremony during that weekend as well.WINCOX RECORDS WC-1 ORIGINAL JAMAICAN PRESSING Dixon will be holding her Installation Ceremony and Ball during the weekend of October 12th when the Vikings host Virginia State. That game will now be made up on Friday, November 15th.
Allen on September 7th was postponed due to Hurricane Dorian's apparance on the North Carolina coastline. HURRICANE DORIAN UPSETS WEEKEND OF EVENTS AT ECSUĮCSU's contest vs. The longest road trip of the year will be the Livingstone trip as the Vikings will make the 292 mile haul for their next road contest. 2). The Vikings will not be traveling but so far for those six contests though as combined they will only travel 911 miles for the six contests. The Vikings dropped their first contest on the road at Hampton and will travel to North Carolina Central (Sept. This contest marks the second of six road trips for the Vikings during the 2019 campaign. The Panthers jumped out to a 13-0 lead in the first half before the Blue Bears put a stop to the Clark Atlanta offense and scored 24 unanswered points. Livingstone comes into the contest having traveled to Atlanta and defeated Clark Atlanta in their first contest of the 2019 season by a 24-13 score. Desmond Mitchell and Eric Seabon both registered tackles for losses in the contest as well. Junior Taeyonn Reynolds led the Viking defensive attack against Hampton as the junior registered seven tackles on the evening. Elizabeth City State has won the last seven matchups against Livingstone dating back to 2004.Įlizabeth City State has outscored Livingstone 204-42 in their last four meetings. These two last faced off against each other in 2015 as ECSU took the 41-9 victory.
#MIGHTY VIKINGS SERIES#
The Vikings currently hold a 32-9 advantage in the series against Livingstone. Livingstone represents the second longest CIAA rival for the Vikings as ECSU faced off against Fayetteville State the week before the Blue Bears back in 1939. There is some history between the two schools as Elizabeth City State and Livingstone first faced off back in 1939. ECSU sophomore Zion Riddick provided the biggest play for the Vikings against Hampton as he returned a kickoff 95-yards for a touchdown. Quarterback DeAbrie Smith had the longest play from scrimmage on the evening with a 49-yard scramble in the first quarter. ECSU had the most success rushing the ball as they were able to gain 113 yards on the ground. ECSU was only able to muster 65 yards of offense against the Pirates. The Viking offense struggled mightily against Division I Hampton on August 31. The Elizabeth City State Mighty Vikings Football team is looking to rebound after their season opening loss to Hampton when they travel to face off against Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association rival Livingstone College on Saturday afternoon at 4:00 p.m.
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