Omile chooses Alabama State University

SoSportz Athlete Chidozie Omile had a tough decision but he has decided to play basketball at Alabama State University.  He's from Woodbridge, Virginia and played junior college basketball at Harford Community College where he averaged 21 points, 6 rebounds, and 2 assists per game.  Chidozie is a shooting guard that can take over a game at will. He can take the ball to the basket and has range to shoot from anywhere on the court. He was 17th in the nation in points per game at the Division I Junior College level.  He's ready for the challenge on the court and in the classroom at the next level! "Success Is Contagious"

CHIDOZIE OMILE (connect to view profile & connect)

Sport: Basketball

Position: Shooting Guard

Height/Weight: 6'5/ 215lbs

Interested Major: Criminal Justice

Twitter: @OmillionAir_Doz 

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College: Alabama State University

 

DONTAE JONES- EWING HIGH SCHOOL

Tell everyone about yourself?
My name is Dontae Jones and I am a junior at Ewing High School. I'm 6'4 and I play the 2 and 3 on the court.

What are your dreams in life?
My dreams in life are to make it to the league one day but if I don't succeed in that, then I would like to do something with the law.

What was your best game?
My best game was this year in AAU. I had 15 points and two dunks.

Why are sports/education important to you?
Education and sports are important to me because playing basketball all year around keeps me out of trouble. Education is important because even if I don't make it to the pros, with a good education I will be ale to find a good job.

What can you do to make yourself better in your sport?
I can make myself better by practicing on my own, running to stay in shape, and get in the weight room. I have to work hard to better my overall game.

How do you make your team better?
I make my team better by in practice always pushing my teammates to make them work hard. When the entire team is on the same page, we have a better chance of being successful.

What advice can you give other student-athletes?
My advice for other players is to never give up and always have a good attitude when you play because you never know who is watching you play.

Send a shout out to SoSportz:
Shout out to SoSportz!!!!!