ENC HBCU Combine & Showcase April 25th and 26th

The ENC HBCU Combine & Showcase will take place in Farmville, North Carolina Friday, April 25th and Saturday, April 26th. This is the fourth year that the combine has been held in Pitt County and the third year that the event has expanded into a two-day format.

The event will begin on April 25th with an informational seminar at Farmville Central High School for coaches and athletes from 5:30 pm until 7:30 pm. The seminar will feature several presenters including Former Elizabeth City State University Waverly Tiller, Jr., who will deliver the keynote address. On Saturday, April 26th, athletes will participate in the combine and be evaluated in several areas including the 40-yard dash, 5-10-5 shuttle run, vertical jump, broad jump, and bench press. Recruiters from the CIAA, MEAC, SIAC, and SWAC conferences are invited to attend. Farmville Central High School is located at 3308 East Wilson Street in Farmville.

The Eastern North Carolina Historically Black College & University Showcase was established with the mission of providing an authentic football combine experience in which high school student-athletes can gain exposure and expand their recruiting portfolios. In addition to providing a platform for student-athletes to showcase their athletic ability, the combine serves as a vehicle to educate students and parents about the collegiate recruiting process. The goal of the ENC HBCU Combine is to offer a platform for students to maximize all opportunities to receive scholarship or financial aid consideration from college football programs.