Citadel Gets First Win While CofC Swept at Patriots Point
The Citadel broke through for its first victory of the season while College of Charleston dropped both games of a doubleheader to Rutgers at Patriots Point.
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About Trey
Trey Huger is a third-generation Charlestonian who played walk-on basketball at The Citadel before injuries ended his playing career. He covered high school sports for the Post and Courier before moving to college athletics. Trey's coverage of the Southern Conference and Colonial Athletic Association brings deep knowledge of regional college sports. He's also the go-to voice for Charleston Battery soccer coverage. Trey lives on James Island and coaches youth basketball at the James Island Rec Center.
Articles by Trey
Charleston's Djokovic Powers VCU Basketball Surge
Former Charleston basketball player Lazar Djokovic posted a career-high 26 points as VCU extended its winning streak to eight games in Atlantic 10 play.
Charleston skywatchers find dark spots for winter stargazing
Winter's clear skies offer Charleston stargazers better viewing conditions. Local astronomy group Lowcountry Stargazers helps find dark spots away from city lights.
Clemson Baseball Eyes End to 16-Year Omaha Drought
Tigers address power hitting and pitching depth issues that plagued 2025 season. Clemson visits College of Charleston March 17 in key regional matchup.
Third Arrest Made in Fatal Shooting of 4-Year-Old on Van Buren
North Charleston police arrest 19-year-old Larry Jackson V in connection with December 16 shooting that killed 4-year-old, marking third suspect in custody.
Old Village Roads Creating Safety Hazards for Mount Pleasant
Mount Pleasant's Old Village residents voice growing concerns about deteriorating roads creating dangerous conditions in the historic neighborhood.