HBCU Grant
The Coca-Cola company is proud to support historically black colleges/universities through the funding of a $40,000 grant recognizing a student or students enrolled in an HBCU’s journalism or media production program with a focus on sports broadcasting.
Administered by the Foundation of the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences. The winner will be announced annually at the Sports Emmy Awards Ceremony.
Congratulations to this year’s finalists!
Coca-Cola and the Foundation of the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences are proud to announce the finalists for the 2025 Coca-Cola HBCU Sports Production Grant.
The judges were impressed by the outstanding quality of the submissions which demonstrated the talent and dedication needed to pursue a career in the sport broadcasting and production industry. There are six finalists for this year:
(Listed alphabetically by school)
The Rise of Women’s Flag Football
Alabama State University
Tiffany Davis, Stefan Young-Rolle
Kim Baker, Advisor
Bullet
Florida A&M University
Darnell Walker-Jones, Germanie Bozeman, Rowan Mumford, Anthony Brodie, Jr.
Edward Thomas, Advisor
One and Only
Hampton University
Zachary Ramseur, Jaleaha Coates
Willie Moore, Advisor
The Maroon Print: A Morehouse Story
Morehouse College
Stephen Jackson
Avery Williams, Advisor
Hoops and Heart
North Carolina Central University
D’Anthony Boutwell, Kennedy Jones, Trey Morse, Haylee Sanders, Selah Shorts. Julia Washington
Michael Pearce, Advisor
The Hidden Sport
Southern University and A&M College
Ashley Lovelace, Loren Sullivan, Eric White, Sydney Cuillier, Verbon Muhammad
Douglas Schultz, Advisor
We look forward to recognizing this year’s grant winner at the May 20th Sports Emmys ceremony!
Video from the 2024 HBCU Presentation at The 45th Annual Sports Emmy Awards in New York
