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With an array of scouts watching his every pitch, junior Asher Wojciechowski went seven strong innings for his first win of the year

Charleston, S.C. - Asher Wojciechowski struck out nine in 7.0 innings pitched to help lead the Bulldogs past East Tennessee State on Friday afternoon, 4-1, at The Citadel Memorial Challenge presented by the Charleston Crab House. It was the eighth win in the last 11 home openers for The Citadel, who snapped a two-year opening game losing streak.

Continue reading the official release from The Citadel here

The Citadel continues play today with a scheduled 3:30 first pitch against Delaware.

Joe Wolfinger is one of two seniors to be honored prior to today's game

Longest Bench in Basketball

The Citadel has only two Senior Day honorees, less than the national average. But there is no shortage of contributors worthy of fan appreciation today when the Bulldogs play UNC Greensboro at McAlister Field House.

Head coach Ed Conroy’s team once again has overachieved, and a big reason is nearly double the depth found on most college basketball rosters.

Continue reading Gene Sapakoff’s piece here

For Jeff Hartsell’s story on University of Washington transfer, Joe Wolfinger, click below.

Wolfinger “Happy I came” to The Citadel

Ed Conroy's group has won five consecutive games heading into Saturday afternoon's home finale

Another night, another hero for the Citadel basketball team.

This time, sophomore guard Cosmo Morrabi came off the bench to score 16 points, leading four Bulldogs in double figures as The Citadel trounced Western Carolina, 73-56, before 1,680 fans Thursday night at McAlister Field House.

Morabbi, averaging a mere 3.0 points per game, made all five of his 3-pointers and scored 12 points in the second half as the Bulldogs won their fifth straight game and pulled into third place in the Southern Conference South

Division.Continue reading Jeff Hartsell’s recap here

For Ed Conroy’s post-game thoughts on Morabbi and more, click below:

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Listen live as the “Voice of the Bulldogs” talks Citadel hoops (and possibly some baseball) Friday morning at 9:25. Every Friday at the same time, Darren Goldwater joins the boys on Cruise Control on WCCP…the only show in the state offering a weekly Bulldogs update. Click the logo to listen live at 9:25am.

Get your Bulldogs baketball fix prior to these final two home games with the latest edition of Ed Conroy’s Internet TV Show…Available now!

Bulldogs Basketball Wrap-up

Plus, listen live to tonight’s game with WCU starting at 6:30 by clicking the link on the right side of this page.

Asher Wojciechowski and the Bulldogs begin their season against ETSU Friday at 4pm at Riley Park

In the Major League Baseball draft last June, The Citadel had a school-record four players chosen.

Those players — pitchers Wes Wrenn and Matt Crim, catcher Richard Jones and first baseman Chris McGuiness — accounted for 28 starts, 17 victories and 185 innings pitched (Wrenn and Crim), and 32 home runs and 128 RBIs (Jones and McGuiness).

And that doesn’t even include the Bulldogs’ top hitter last season, senior rightfielder Sonny Meade (.397, 5 homers, 67 RBIs), who went undrafted.

Continue reading Jeff Hartsell’s baseball preview here.

Wells double-double was his second in the last three games

ELON, N.C. — Citadel coach Ed Conroy was not pleased with the start or the finish of Saturday’s basketball game at Elon.

But he will gladly take gladly everything that happened in between — and the result.

The Bulldogs spotted Elon an 11-point lead at the start, and hit just 6 of 12 free throws in the final 94 seconds. But in between, they did enough for a 77-72 victory at Alumni Gym, extending their win streak to four games.

Continue reading Jeff Hartsell’s recap here

For the official release from The Citadel, click here

'Dogs play at Elon tonight at 6. Coverage on www.THEcitadelsportsnetwork.com and Fox Sports Radio 1450 begins at 5:30.

He played and worked for Bob McKillop at Davidson, so it’s little wonder that first-year Elon basketball coach Matt Matheny espouses many of the same philosophies.

Heck, he even sounds a bit like McKillop on the Southern Conference weekly coaches’ conference call.

And just lately, Elon has begun showing signs that Matheny’s rebuilding program is taking hold. After enduring a nine-game skid, Elon has won two of its last three heading into today’s visit from The Citadel. The Phoenix pushed College of Charleston before losing, 80-77, on Thursday.

Continue reading Jeff Hartsell’s preview here

If you missed any of last night’s coaches show, click below to hear the full replay! Coach Conroy discusses the win over C of C, the team effort and plenty of talk about various individuals. Plus, we talk about the landscape of the SoCon and Saturday’s 6pm game at Elon.

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On the heels of one of the best victories of the Ed Conroy era, tonight, catch Coach Conroy’s coaches show LIVE!

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