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John Rizzo signs with the Sussex County Miners, joining former Stony Brook teammates Scott Gell and Micah Worley in the Frontier League, as the program continues to produce professional talent.
Nina Meyer’s two goals, assist and five-point contribution lead the Buccaneers to a 9‑1 victory over Columbia College, marking the first weekly accolade for a Charleston Southern player this season.
On September 27, the University of South Carolina women's basketball team will play an outdoor exhibition game on Daniel Island, facing the College of Charleston in the final contest of the LinkU Invitational. The event, steeped in tradition and anticipation, highlights the Gamecocks' No. 1 preseason ranking and their aggressive non‑conference schedule.
From Jerry West’s iconic presence to Chris Smith’s dominant rebound, this article revisits the athletes, coaches, and economic forces that defined West Virginia’s sports heyday in the 1950s.
Three UNC Wilmington players receive preseason recognition, with Gyamfi’s sophomore surge, Roberts’ defensive pedigree, and Smiley’s reliable hands setting the tone for a squad projected to finish second in the CAA South Division.
On August 22, the South Carolina Stingrays Charity Classic will bring together former professionals and fans at the Carolina Ice Palace to generate scholarships for the Charleston Youth Hockey Association, targeting families struggling with hockey costs.
Charleston Southern University reveals its 2026‑27 non‑conference men's basketball schedule, a 16‑game journey that blends home fixtures, regional challenges and road trips across the Southeast.
Kansas must replace All‑Big 12 First Teamer Flory Bidunga, and the health of transfer Christian Reeves and the eligibility of Mihailo Mušikić leave sophomore Paul Mbiya as the primary candidate to anchor the paint.
The University of Eastern Illinois reveals its 2026 football home schedule, opening ticket sales on August 1 for five O'Brien Field contests, including a Hall of Fame Game and Senior Day.
A Charleston nonprofit organized a basketball clinic at Charleston Southern University, offering free food and conversations about faith to remind children they are loved.
An expanding soccer ecosystem in New England is reshaping community ties and sparking ambitions for a historic promotion and relegation system by 2028.
The Tar Heels are adding experienced talent, including linebacker Peyton Seelmann and quarterback Billy Edwards Jr., to address critical gaps in their lineup.
The 2026 schedule pits Clemson against a diverse group of quarterbacks, each with a unique profile that could challenge the Tigers' defense in distinct ways.
The Cavaliers and Commodores meet in a non‑conference exhibition on September 27 at Credit One Stadium in Charleston, SC, offering a preview of new schemes and emerging talent.
Virginia will play Vanderbilt in an outdoor college basketball showcase at Credit One Stadium on Sept. 27, featuring ticket deals, open practices, and fan programming.
Projected as the starting right tackle for the Missouri Tigers in 2026-27, Josh Atkins must protect the blindside of left‑handed quarterback Austin Simmons. His health, experience and adaptability will be pivotal, while potential replacements loom.
An in‑depth look at the Rays' top 62 prospects, highlighting key players, their development trajectories, and the analytical tools used to evaluate them.
Levi Maxwell, a seasoned coach with a state championship pedigree, has been approved by the Wood County Board of Education to lead the Parkersburg South Patriots baseball program, promising a high‑tempo style centered on base stealing and hard‑nosed defense.
After stints at Clemson and South Carolina, Monte Lee comes back to the College of Charleston to lead the baseball program toward elite recruiting and championship contention.
Jermaine Johnson, a former professional basketball player and state legislator, has won the Democratic primary for governor, setting up a competitive general election in a traditionally red state.
After a brief but intense primary campaign, Jermaine Johnson, a former College of Charleston basketball standout and G‑League player, has been selected by South Carolina Democratic voters to run for governor, promising to bridge partisan divides and reform state governance.
A look at Grady Dangerfield's journey, 2025 performance, and what lies ahead for the Tennessee Volunteers' special teams.
The Zips announced Ford's hiring, detailing his contract, incentives and how the university plans to reinvest savings into player compensation.
The jamboree will feature five games, a $10 admission fee, and proceeds that will support all participating schools.