ALBANY, Ga. -- The Albany State University women's basketball team showed their commitment to community outreach this year by finishing in the top five in the NCAA Division II women's basketball programs in community service hours. The men's basketball team finished in eighth place as ASU finished 13th overall in the NCAA Division II top 25 schools.

The Albany State University men's track & field program finished in the top 10. Football finished in the seventh spot. Women's tennis finished in ninth place. The Albany State University women's track & field program finished in seventh place. Softball secured the ninth place finish.

From August 2020 to May 2021, ASU student-athletes completed over 1,090 hours of community service. 

Throughout the year, the Golden Rams partnered with various places around the community such as: Keep Albany & Dougherty County Beautiful, Phoebe Putney
Health and Robert Harvey Elementary School to name a few.

Altogether, student-athletes competed across all three divisions (NCAA DI, DII & DIII) and completed over 32,600 hours of community service while making an economic impact of $887,236.  

Click HERE to access the 2020-21Helper Helper Report.