Tommy Braswell
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Tommy Braswell joined The Post and Courier in 1979, and his primary responsibilities are covering golf and outdoor sports. Braswell grew up in North Carolina and graduated from Belmont Abbey (N.C.) College. He and his wife, Ann, have one son.
Recent Stories
Amateurs top pros in Palmetto Cup
The South Carolina Golf Association (amateur team) posted a 16 12-10 12 victory over the South Carolina PGA (professionals) in the annual Palmetto Cup Matches, played at Forest Lake in Columbia.
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Cougars claw out a victory
The win the College of Charleston men's basketball team posted over Winthrop on Tuesday night could be compared to a "W" scrawled by a crayon-wielding kindergartener.
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Cougars race past Clemson
College of Charleston women's basketball coach Nancy Wilson said she usually doesn't make such bold statements, but back in October at the school's Maroon and White festivities she promised Cougars fans that they would see some exciting basketball if they would come to the team's season opener and even went so far as to guarantee victory over Clemson.
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Cougs women meet 2nd straight ACC foe
The College of Charleston women's basketball team meets its second straight Atlantic Coast Conference opponent tonight as Clemson comes to Carolina First Arena for a 7 p.m. tip-off. And coach Nancy Wilson is hoping for a large crowd to tip the scales in the Cougars' favor as Charleston tries to pack the house with $1 tickets.
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Chanticleers outmuscle Cougars in opener
CONWAY -- College of Charleston men's basketball fans got a reality check Friday night at Coastal Carolina's Kimbel Gym. If the Cougars are going to live up to the preseason hype of being one of the Southern Conference favorites, they will have to make a giant step before league play begins in December.
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Cougars women taking on No. 5 UNC
The College of Charleston women's basketball team will face a difficult task in its season opener, playing fifth-ranked North Carolina today at 7 p.m. in the Dean Smith Center. "It's exciting for our players," said coach Nancy Wilson. "They don't care they're ranked fifth in the country.
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Frye hangs on for title
John Frye said he was glad he didn't know what Bob Fisk was doing in the group behind him Sunday afternoon in the final round of the City Senior Amateur golf tournament at Charleston Municipal Golf Course.
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Cougars look to live up to high expectations
Lofty expectations have been tempered by reality for the College of Charleston men's basketball team, which last year posted a 27-9 record and advanced to the second round of the College Basketball Invitational Tournament.
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More Cody honors
Austin Cody of North Charleston has been named to the second team of the American Junior Golf Association's Rolex Junior All-America team. Cody, 17, is a three-time Rolex Junior All-American and had four top-10 finishes in national tournaments in 2009. He is No. 16 in the Polo Golf Rankings.
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Heye sets the early pace
Charlie Heye made only one bogey on his way to a round of 3-under-par 69 Saturday and a two-shot lead in the City Senior Amateur golf tournament being played at Charleston Municipal Golf Course. John Frye is second after a 1-under-par 71 while Jeryl Johnson is third at even-par 72. The to...
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