No one understands balance quite like a student athlete juggling practice, training, games, travel and a graduate course load. Two student athletes at The Graduate School of the College of Charleston prove balance between both passions is possible with six tips that can apply to any tug-of-war struggle.
The Cougars will commence year two under Wojcik with an exhibition contest against NCAA Division II Newberry College on Nov. 2 at TD Arena, prior to their rematch on the road at Louisville on Nov. 9 in Louisville, Ky. They will then play host to 2013 NIT participant Charlotte in their home opener on Nov. 12 at TD Arena.
The new brand and identity logo system coincides with and celebrates the Cougars' inaugural season as a member of the Colonial Athletic Association. The new logo incorporates a clean block "C" with a serif that can be traced back to several decades of athletics history at the College.
Ellis, a rising senior, will play in his second U.S. Amateur Championship from August 12 through 18, 2013 at The Country Club in Brookline, Mass. Ellis will join former four-year College standout John Duke Hudson, who also qualified for the tournament.
College joins an athletic conference with schools that stretch from Massachusetts to South Carolina.
Maegli is only the fourth all-time College of Charleston sailor to receive the prestigious award.
Co-ed sailing team wins fourth all-time Intercollegiate Sailing Association/Gill Co-ed National Championship title in program history.
Team wins ACRA National Championship in the Men's 2X.
Team now prepares for postseason competition with the ICSA National Semifinals later this month.
This is the College's fifth consecutive Southern Conference Womenโs Tennis Championship title.
