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Newer stories | Older stories Leggett learns patience during tough seasonFriday, May 9, 2008It’s possible Jack Leggett has learned as much about himself this season as he has his baseball team. Read story. Time for Cougs to 'step it up'Friday, May 9, 2008It has been a feast or famine kind of year for the College of Charleston baseball team, sweeping three of their Southern Conference series this season and conversely getting swept twice. With six SoCon games remaining and seven total before the SoCon Tournament scheduled for May 21-25 at J... Read story. Cougs, Bucs both fall in tourneysFriday, May 9, 2008State Report MOUNT PLEASANT — Megen Smith had three RBIs and ended a furious College of Charleston rally in the final inning to earn the save as Georgia Southern beat the Cougars 6-5 in the Southern Conference softball tournament at Patriots Point on Thursday. <... Read story. Final SoCon series critical for BulldogsFriday, May 9, 2008Theoretically, The Citadel baseball team can finish anywhere from tied for second place to eighth in the Southern Conference regular season standings. Realistically, the Bulldogs are fighting to stay out of a SoCon Tournament play-in game as they wrap up the regular-season play in the leag... Read story. Cougars overpower Bucs; gain sweep with 4 homersThursday, May 8, 2008The College of Charleston has already established a school record for home runs in a season, but the Cougars seem intent on pushing the standard to dizzying heights. Read story. South Carolina 10, Wofford 5Thursday, May 8, 2008Newberry going mascotless next yearThursday, May 8, 2008Newberry College President Mitchell Zais said his school will retire its "Indians" nickname, although he still disagrees with the NCAA's stance against his school's athletic tradition. Read story. Hamilton resigns from Ga. Tech jobThursday, May 8, 2008ATLANTA — Former Georgia Tech quarterback Joe Hamilton resigned from his position at the school Wednesday, a day after he was charged with marijuana possession, driving under the influence of alcohol and hit-and-run. Read story. Kirchmayr ready for NCAAsThursday, May 8, 2008Steffi Kirchmayr would prefer not to go it alone, but she still plans to do her best when she represents the College of Charleston at the women's NCAA Central golf regional that begins today in Austin, Texas. Read story. Cougars open SoCon softball tournament bid with victoryThursday, May 8, 2008OUNT PLEASANT — Kristie Shifflett's solo homer in the bottom of the seventh inning gave No. 3 seed College of Charleston a 6-5 win over No. 6 seed Furman in the first round of the Southern Conference softball tournament at Patriots Point on Wednesday. Read story. Staley new USC women's coachThursday, May 8, 2008COLUMBIA — South Carolina will again have a full complement of basketball coaches by the weekend. Read story. CSU women's basketball adds threeWednesday, May 7, 2008State Report Head coach Julie Goodenough announced the addition of three more players to the Charleston Southern women's basketball team for the 2008-09 season. Post players Lechell Rush and Ali Schwagmeyer, along with shooting guard Ali Masters, have committed to jo... Read story. C of C softball searching for consistencyWednesday, May 7, 2008College of Charleston softball coach Shelly Hoerner says her team has lacked consistency, but the Cougars will need to develop some in a hurry if they want to play beyond this weekend. The Southern Conference softball tournament begins today at Patriots Point with the third-seeded Cougars ... Read story. Downey still facing one chargeWednesday, May 7, 2008COLUMBIA — South Carolina point guard Devan Downey spent several hours Monday in a Richland County jail, despite the fact that, according to university sources, Downey and the victim apparently shook hands after the April 25 on-campus incident. Read story. Call to the bullpen?Wednesday, May 7, 2008Tanner mulling moving Cisco to reliever COLUMBIA — South Carolina's baseball team might have a new Friday night starter for this weekend's series at Arkansas. Gamecocks coach Ray Tanner acknowledged Tuesday that he's considering temporarily removing Mike Cisco ... Read story. Newer stories | Older stories |
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