First-place Rays beaten by Gwinnett

The Stingrays had plenty of luck Friday night against the Gwinnett Gladiators. Unfortunately most of it was bad luck. Read More

Rays' Ford played tough during unbeaten streak

Twenty seconds into the second period of Wednesday night's game, South Carolina Stingrays goalie Todd Ford realized it was going to be one of those nights. Read More

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Touchdown punctuates Hill's career

Former Woodland and Clemson standout making a name for himself in Atlanta

Once a running back, always a running back. The last time that Atlanta Falcons cornerback Tye Hill had that much open space to work in front might have been his freshman year at Clemson when the former Woodland High School star still had aspirations of being a running back. Read More

Stingrays continue hot streak with a shootout victory at home

They say that the toughest game to win is that first home game after a long road trip. You'll get no argument from the South Carolina Stingrays. Keith Johnson had two goals, including the game-winner in the seventh round of the shootout, and Braden Holtby stopped 25 shots to lead the Stingrays past Charlotte, 3-2, Saturday night before a crowd of 5,592 at the North Charleston Coliseum. Read More

Myers carries North Charleston over Camden

Danzel Myers didn't miss practice this week. The Camden Bulldogs probably wished he had. Myers rolled up 424 yards of total offense and accounted for seven touchdowns to lead North Charleston past Camden, 52-22, Friday night. Read More

Bulldogs big factor in MEAC

Despite losing three starters, S.C. State considered a top contender for league crown

When South Carolina State basketball coach Tim Carter found out that the Bulldogs were picked to finish second in a Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference preseason coaches poll, he thought his colleagues might be playing joke on him. Read More

SCSU learning to win

South Carolina State women's basketball coach Doug Robertson thinks he sees light at the end of the tunnel, and he's pretty certain it's not an on-coming train. Read More

Stuckey feels more at home in Cleveland

When Chansi Stuckey was traded from the New York Jets to Cleveland last month, the former Clemson wide receiver thought he would have a big role in the Browns' passing game. Think again. Read More

Wolves upend Marion

ST. STEPHEN -- With five minutes left in the third quarter and Timberland leading by 41 points, Wolves coach Art Craig turned to his son, quarterback Cody Craig, and told him his night was over. Read More