Charleston
Schedule & results
| Date | Opponent | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Sep 8 | @ Presbyterian | Final |
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Furman beat The Citadel 24-14 before a homecoming crowd of 12,711 at Johnson Hagood Stadium, as Ben Croasdale scored three times.
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Charleston Southern dropped the first two sets, then won three straight to beat USC Upstate 3-2 in Big South volleyball at Buccaneer Fieldhouse.
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College of Charleston beat Charleston Southern 71-54 in a crosstown women’s basketball game Saturday at TD Arena to move to 2-0 on the season.
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Charleston Southern lost 20-10 to UT Martin on Saturday, as a pick-six and two fourth-quarter field goals sent the Bucs to a home defeat.
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The College of Charleston opened its season with a 111-55 rout of Southern Wesleyan on Monday as Eli Ellis scored 16 points and hit four 3-pointers.
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Charleston Southern scored twice on defense to tie Western Illinois in North Charleston, but a late touchdown gave the visitors a 42-35 win.
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Former Stingrays goaltender Jeff Jakaitis, who starred five seasons in Charleston, is headed to the ECHL Hall of Fame with its 2027 class.
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The No. 2 Charleston Battery host No. 7 Rhode Island FC on Friday at Patriots Point in Mount Pleasant to open the USL Championship playoffs.
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Charleston Southern women's golf won the Fripp Island Intercollegiate by 21 strokes for its first title under head coach Andy Serketich.
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Charleston Southern took the opening set but Winthrop won the next three for a 3-1 Big South volleyball win at Buccaneer Fieldhouse on Saturday.
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Charleston Southern beat Gardner-Webb 3-1 at Buccaneer Fieldhouse on Friday, piling up 96 digs to improve to 11-10 overall and 3-5 in the Big South.
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The South Carolina Stingrays signed goaltender Ryan Kenny, who spent four seasons in the SPHL, as the North Charleston club opened its season 2-0.
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Charleston Southern managed 76 total yards as Clemson rolled to a 37-0 shutout at Memorial Stadium.
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Charleston SC sports: Dr. Jose Gomez will leave Charleston Southern women soccer after 2026 and move into an athletics advancement role.
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Clemson SC sports: Charleston Southern visits Clemson at noon Saturday as the 3-2 Tigers come off a bye before five straight ACC games.
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Charleston SC sports: Charleston Southern never trailed in a 49-39 home win over ranked South Carolina State in Charleston SC as Jared Echols threw three.
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Charleston SC sports: The Citadel led early then watched East Tennessee State pull away for a 34-16 Southern Conference win Saturday.
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Charleston SC sports: Home team Charleston Southern never trailed in a 49-39 upset of No. 21 South Carolina State on Saturday at Buccaneer Field.
READ ON HERE CHARLESTON →The College of Charleston NCEA team, ranked No. 2 in the NCEA single-discipline preseason poll, started their season with 5-4 losses to No.
READ ON HERE CHARLESTON →College of Charleston golfers participated in the Bryan Bros Collegiate, with Johan Bredenkamp tied for third after shooting six strokes under par.
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Hakeem Watters ended the Lowcountry Boil Bowl on a nine-yard 2OT run as Charleston Southern won 26-20 at Johnson Hagood Stadium.
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The Citadel hosts Charleston Southern in the Lowcountry Boil Bowl at Johnson Hagood on Saturday as both Charleston programs seek to right early seasons.
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Tom Poole's ninth-inning solo homer and a two-run 10th lifted Charleston to a 9-8 win in the Carolina League Southern Division Championship Series opener.
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