The Presbyterian College baseball team split a Saturday twinbill with Alabama with a 4-1 victory before falling in the series finale 9-4 at Sewell-Thomas Stadium in Tuscaloosa.

Sunday, Feb. 17 – baseball – Presbyterian at Alabama, 2; softball – Presbyterian vs. Towson, Coastal Carolina tournament, 11:30 a.m.; tennis – Presbyterian women at Kennesaw State, 10 a.m.

Things got testy in the final moments, but Presbyterian managed to regroup and take a 76-71 Big South men’s basketball victory over Campbell on Saturday at Templeton Center.

Outplaying High Point in the second half wasn’t enough for the Presbyterian College women’s basketball team as the Panthers defeated the Blue Hose 70-63 on Saturday afternoon at Templeton Center.

Tuscaloosa, Ala. – The Presbyterian College baseball team was unable to overcome an early deficit as Alabama picked up a 7-2 victory over Presbyterian on opening day at Sewell-Thomas Stadium on Friday night.

SENECA – Oh, the Red Devils had their chances.

Clinton will attempt to pull off another road upset as the Red Devils travel to Seneca for round two of the Class 3A boys’ basketball playoffs on Friday night.

ROCK HILL – In spite of 23 points each from Presbyterian’s Francois Lewis and Adam Flagler, Winthrop used a 12-3 run late in the second half to seal a 93-85, comeback win over the Blue Hose’ men’s basketball team in Big South action Wednesday evening.

Laurens County Council took the first step Tuesday night to remedying years of deferred maintenance on the historic courthouse in downtown Laurens.

INMAN – Amari Bates scored 32 points and, just as importantly, hit five out of six free throws in the final 17 seconds of Clinton’s 67-61 upset of Chapman Tuesday night in the opening round of the Class 3A boys’ basketball playoffs.

ASHEVILLE, N.C. – The Presbyterian College women’s basketball team erased a third quarter deficit of 11 points to get within one in the fourth, but UNC Asheville’s Ali Trani sank five free throws in the game’s final 30 seconds to lead the Bulldogs to a 51-45 victory at Kimmel Arena on Tuesda…

GREENVILLE – Girls’ basketball season ended Monday night for Clinton High School as Southside eliminated the Red Devils from the Class 3A playoffs with a 40-33 win.