Ft. Dorchester alum Banks Wickersham became the 2nd player from the Lowcountry to be selected in the MLB Draft on Sunday when he was taken in the 14th round by the Kansas City Royals.
Maggie Mrowka is competing in Battle on the Bricks, the fourth annual charity boxing event that raises money for local organizations in the Lowcountry.
Monte Lee will be back on the sidelines at College of Charleston in 2027 as the school has added the former star player and head coach to Chad Holbrook’s staff as an assistant head coach.
Fifth-seeded Hofstra used a pair of six-run innings and a dominant pitching performance from senior Carlos Martinez to roll past #4 Charleston, 13-0, in the opening game of the 2026 CAA Baseball Championship on Wednesday afternoon at Brooks Field.
Highlighted by graduate Dylan Johnson receiving CAA Defensive Player of the Year and All-CAA First Team honors, six College of Charleston baseball players earned All-Coastal Athletic Association postseason honors, the league office announced Tuesday.
The College of Charleston softball team (30-30) concluded the 2026 campaign in the NCAA Athens Regional with a 3-1 loss to Clemson, marking the program’s first postseason appearance since 2005 and the second all-time in program history.The Cougars won the program’s first-ever CAA Softball Championship with a 5-0 shutout against No. 1 seed Hofstra back on May 9.
College of Charleston baseball completed a three-game sweep over William & Mary with a 12-2 seven inning victory at Patriots Point Saturday afternoon. Freshman Nick Diaz, redshirt junior Braeden Smith and graduate Will Tippett all hit three run homers against the Tribe. With the win, CofC clinched second place in the CAA South Division and earned a spot in the 2026 CAA Baseball Championship. The tournament will be hosted by UNCW in Wilmington, N.C. at Brooks Field from May 20-23. Charleston will be making its 27th consecutive CAA Tournament appearance next week.
The College of Charleston softball team (30-29) led 2-0 through four innings, but regional host No. 3 Georgia (39-18) rallied to defeat the Cougars 5-2 in front of 1,890 fans at the Turner Softball Stadium in the opening round of the NCAA Athens Regional on Friday night.
After winning the program’s first-ever CAA Softball Championship, the College of Charleston softball team will continue postseason play in the NCAA Athens Regional hosted by No. 3 Georgia May 15-17. The Cougars will open play against the Bulldogs on Friday, May 15 at 7:00 p.m. No. 6 Clemson and UNC Greensboro will join the Cougars and Bulldogs in Athens.
Graduate Will Tippett homered in his third game of the weekend as College of Charleston baseball defeated Elon, 11-3, Sunday afternoon at Latham Park.CofC earned its second conference sweep, improving to 25-25 overall and 15-12 in the CAA. The Phoenix fall to 19-31 and 10-20 in conference action.
College of Charleston baseball defeated Elon, 11-1, in seven innings Saturday evening at Latham Park.The Cougars collected 16 hits in the victory as they improve to 24-25 overall and 14-12 in the CAA. With the loss, Elon slips to 19-30 and 10-19 in the conference.Graduate Kurt Rogers hurled a career-best 6.0 shutout innings, earning his fifth win of the year.
Sophomore Parker Sweeney struck out five over the final 2.2 scoreless innings as College of Charleston baseball beat Elon, 6-5, Friday evening in the series opener. The Cougars improve to 23-25 overall and 13-12 in the CAA while the Phoenix fall to 19-29 and 10-18 in league action.
Redshirt junior Carson Bryant and sophomore Parker Sweeney tossed a two-hit shutout Sunday afternoon as College of Charleston baseball blanked UNCW, 5-0, at Brooks Field. The duo yielded just one walk while punching out 12. With the win, CofC improves to 22-24 and 12-12 in the CAA while the Seahawks sit at 26-20 and 14-10 in league action.
College of Charleston lost the second game of the series Saturday evening to UNCW by a score of 7-5 at Brooks Field.CofC is now 21-24 overall and 11-12 in the CAA while the Seahawks are 26-19 and 14-9 in league play.
After 35 years as the head coach of the College of Charleston women’s tennis team and 24 years as The College’s Director of Tennis, Angelo Anastopoulo has announced his retirement.
College of Charleston baseball were defeated by Campbell, 6-4, Sunday afternoon at Patriots Point. Redshirt senior Alex Lyon tossed a career-high 5.2 innings out of the bullpen, yielding just one run on five hits and one walk while punching out a career-best five batters. The Cougars are 20-23 overall and 10-11 in the CAA while the Camels are now 29-14 and 20-4 in the league.
College of Charleston baseball lost to Campbell 12-8 Saturday afternoon at Patriots Point.The Cougars sit at 20-22 overall and 10-10 in the CAA while the Camels are now 28-14 and 19-4 in the league.
College of Charleston baseball lost to Campbell 16-1 in seven innings, Friday evening at Patriots Point.The Cougars are 20-21 overall and 10-9 in the CAA while the Camels improve to 27-14 and a league-best 18-4 in conference action.
Graduate Dylan Johnson went 4-for-5 with a pair of RBI as College of Charleston baseball beat Charleston Southern, 7-5, Tuesday evening at Patriots Point.
The College of Charleston women’s golf team earned its second straight and conference-leading seventh overall title following a windy final round of the 2026 CAA Women’s Golf Championship from The Reserve Club at St. James in Southport, N.C., on Sunday afternoon.
Redshirt junior Carson Bryant and freshman Kaden Myers combined to shutout William & Mary as College of Charleston baseball won 4-0 Sunday afternoon at Plumeri Park. With the win, CofC improves to 19-20 overall and 10-8 in the CAA while the Tribe slip to 15-22 and 7-11.
Senior Payton Frehner went 3-for-4 with a grand slam and six RBI as College of Charleston baseball beat William & Mary, 16-10, Friday evening at Plumeri Park in the first game of the weekend series. With the win, Charleston improves to 18-19 overall and 9-7 in the CAA. The Tribe are now 14-21 and 6-10 in league play.
College of Charleston baseball collected 10 runs on 14 hits as it defeated North Carolina A&T, 10-5, Sunday afternoon at Patriots Point to complete the series sweep.
College of Charleston baseball tied the program record with 10 stolen bases Saturday afternoon as the Cougars beat North Carolina A&T, 6-4, at Patriots Point.
Graduate Will Tippett drew a five-pitch walk with the bases loaded in the ninth as College of Charleston baseball beat North Carolina A&T, 6-5, Friday evening at Patriots Point.Sophomore Parker Sweeney picked up his second victory, striking out five Aggies in 2.2 scoreless frames where he allowed just three hits.
Redshirt senior Ethan Plyler hit a go-ahead two-run double in the top of the ninth as College of Charleston baseball beat South Carolina, 6-4, Tuesday evening at Founders Park.Sophomore Alex LaCoste went 3-for-4 with a home run and four RBI in the victory while freshman Austin Wiegandt fanned six Gamecocks across four innings in his first collegiate start.
College of Charleston baseball lost 12-10 to Campbell Friday evening at Jim Perry Stadium. Freshman Jake Amman went 3-for-5 with a homer, two runs and three RBI. Graduate Dylan Johnson also collected three hits Friday, going 3-for-4 with a walk.
Chris Mack resigned after 2 seasons on Wednesday afternoon to take the head coaching job at South Florida. He leaves the Lowcountry having gone 45-20 in his tenure and finishing 3rd and 2nd in the CAA respectively.
