- Men's and Women's cross country competed in the Charlotte Invitational on Saturday, Oct. 3. The men finished fourth with Trevor Sprague leading the squad in a C of C record time of 25:42.2. The women finished seventh, paced by Erin Stoddard with a time ...

The Cougar volleyball team continued Southern Conference action last week with a 2-1 record, taking its record to 7-9, 3-1 in conference play. The Cougars started the week with a 3-0 (25-20, 25-12, 25-14) win over cross-town rival The Citadel on Wednesd...

By: Sean Kavanaugh

After 50 years in the business and 20 with one organization, 68-year-old Atlanta Braves manager Bobby Cox has decided it is time to hang it up after the 2010 season. Cox announced after a game against the Mets Sept. 23 that he would give up his managing...

By: Sean Kavanaugh

A conference record of 33-3, 55-15 overall, 779.5 winning percentage, two Southern Conference Tournament appearances, one win, and one NCAA Tournament appearance. You might look at these statistics and think, wow, Bobby Cremins has really guided our baske...

C of C cross country gives students a chance to be a part of both a team and individual sport. and nbsp;Runners get the sense of team camaraderie, but it is all about individual talent when it comes time to compete. C of C athletics named junior cross c...

By: Josh Ingold

With the fall semester underway, C of C cross country is in full swing. and nbsp; Both men and women's cross country teams attended the Elon Invitational Sept. 12 in Elon, N.C. and nbsp; C of C was one of nine schools at the invitational where the women g...

Casaan Breeden is not a typical NCAA division one basketball player. Although he is a senior, this will be his first season playing for the College of Charleston. Breeden played basketball for two years at Florida State University. The power forward tra...

The College of Charleston hosted the Ninth Annual Aaron Olitsky Memorial Soccer Classic at Patriot's Point Soccer Stadium Sept. 5-7. This tournament is played in honor of former C of C soccer player, Aaron Olitsky, who died in a car accident in 2001. O...

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The women’s track and field competed at the Asics Duke Invitational on Friday, April 3 and Saturday, April 4. Alyssa D’Orazio finished fifth in the 800-meter run with a time of 2:19 while Kristen Wolfe finished fourth in the 3000-meter steeplecha...

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The sailing team finisehd fourth out of 18 teams racing in the Southern New England Team Race last week at the Coast Guard Academy and Connecticut College in New London, Conn. The team finished 5-4 over the two days of racing while Boston College...

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The softball team advanced to 13-19 overall and 6-6 in the Southern Conference after winning the final game of a series against Appalachian State 6-5 on Sunday, April 5. Kristie Shifflett went 2-for-3 as she hit her eighth homerun of the season. ...

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The men’s tennis team took down Southern Conference rival Samford, 5-2 on Sunday, April 5 at the tennis center on Patriots Point. Omer Abramovich led the way as he took down Richard Walsh in straight sets 6-2, 6-1. Mickael Trintignac, Mickael Boy...

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The softball team narrowly lost against Western Carolina in a hard-fought battle that ended 14-15 on Sunday, March 29. Freshman outfielder Katie Forbes led the way as she went 5-for-5 with four RBIs for the College of Charleston (11-18 overall, 4...

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Sophomore third baseman Cole Rakar was named one the SoCon’s Co-Players of the Week along with Elon junior catcher Mike Melillo. Rakar batted .529 during four games from March 23-29. He hit three homeruns during Charleston’s 18-4 win against Furm...

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Former College of Charleston baseball standout Brett Gardner will be the starting centerfielder for the New York Yankees when they travel to play the Baltimore Orioles on April 6. Gardner earned the spot after batting .385, scoring 10 runs, steal...

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The volleyball team is advancing to the semifinals of the 2009 C of C Spring Tournament after going 6-2 in pool play against teams consisting of North Carolina, Clemson, Charlotte, Coastal Carolina and Charleston Southern. Charleston split with North Car...

This NCAA Tournament is said to be dangerously low on star power. Thirty years after Magic and Bird changed the game in every literal and figurative way, people keep talking about a tournament lacking in transcendent stars. Not enough Mayos and Beasleys,...

By: Calder Reardon

Charleston-The College of Charleston(22-7, 14-5) seems to be peaking at the just the right time heading into next weekends conference tournament, defeating Wofford (14-13, 10-8), 86-84, for their fourth straight victory....

By: Chip Hinnant

The College of Charleston women's track and field team opened the 2008-09 indoor portion of their schedule at the Christopher Newport University Holiday Open in Newport News, Va. on Saturday. Top performers on the day for the Cougars included Emily Smith...

By: Chip Hinnant

Tom Kite and his son, David, the College of Charleston's men's assistant golf coach, shot a two-day total of 126 en route to a third place finish in the Del Webb Father-Son Championship at Champions Gate in Orlando this weekend. The duo shared the lead w...