Tyler Senecal’s goal in the 64th minute gave the Coker men’s soccer team a 2-1 win over Anderson Trojans in the quarterfinals of the Conference Carolinas tournament Tuesday.

Coker College will be adding women’s golf to its athletic program for the 2010-11 season.

A second former Coker College baseball player has been charged in connection with a crash that killed a Hartsville woman four years ago.

Barton College has been voted by Conference Carolinas head coaches as this year’s preseason league favorite, while Coker College was picked seventh.
Barton has played in three of the last six NCAA Division II tournaments.

The Coker men’s basketball team was picked ninth in the Conference Carolinas poll, released Wednesday.

Without football, sports fans at Coker count down the days until basketball season.  On Tuesday night it officially began.

Coker College will officially the start of the 2009-10 basketball season 8:30 p.m. Tuesday with Midnight Madness. This annual tradition gives Cobra fans, friends and media a small preview of the season to come.

The Francis Marion University men’s and women’s soccer teams will hold their respective Senior Days this weekend.

Coker Sports Roundup

When the Francis Marion men’s basketball team opens practice this morning, there will be plenty of new faces on the court. FMU coach Gary Edwards has brought in 14 players, the most new faces he’s had in his career, to help fill the void of players lost from last season.

Sophomore Heather Bolwerk and senior Galina Podolsky both recorded double-doubles and combined for 14 of the St. Andrews 20 service aces as the Knight volleyball team defeated Coker 25-9, 18-25, 25-14, 24-26, 15-10 on Wednesday night.

Coker College Sports Roundup

In this month’s News13 Mattchup, Matt Lincoln takes on the Coker men’s soccer team in a shootout.

The Limestone College men’s soccer team blanked Conference Carolinas-foe Coker 3-0 in a clash of regionally-ranked teams. 

With a 3-1 loss to St. Augustine’s College Monday night, the Coker volleyball team falls to 1-18.