Jeff Hartsell
Post & Courier
Charleston, SC, United States
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How 4 North Charleston high schools will share 1 new football stadium
Four high schools in North Charleston will share the new District 4 Regional Stadium. Here's how they'll do it. → Read More
NFL star André Roberts heads Citadel Hall of Fame Class
NFL star André Roberts, baseball standout Terrence Smalls and women's soccer player Mariana Garcia head The Citadel's Athletics Hall of Fame class for 2019. → Read More
Charleston native and Olympian Raven Saunders is back, and she's turned pro
When Raven Saunders announced the end of her college career in February, there was some doubt about the future of one of the world's top female shot-putters. → Read More
Charleston’s Shelby Rogers wins first-round match at French Open
Charleston’s Shelby Rogers pulled off a first-round upset at the French Open in Paris on Monday, taking out the No. 17 seed in one of professional tennis’ Grand Slam events. → Read More
With Confederate flag down, South Carolina open for NCAA business
Earlier this month, a traveling party from the S.C. Sports Alliance journeyed to NCAA headquarters in Indianapolis. Its mission: To scout out hosting opportunities for NCAA championship events. → Read More
Wando girls claim Class AAAA state track championship
After three straight years as the Class AAAA runner-up, Wando High School’s girls finally climbed to the top of the medal stand on Saturday at the state track and field championships at Spring Valley High School. → Read More
The Last Yellow Jacket: Chris George wants to end Lincoln era with gold medal
The last athlete in Lincoln High School history practices his sprints on the tree-lined street that runs in front of the school in McClellanville. His coaches mark off 100 meters, and senior Chris George hauls out the starting blocks and races up and → Read More
Citadel football player suspended after pot bust
A Citadel football player has been indefinitely suspended after police said he was sitting in his SUV with pot in his bookbag and arrested him on a felony charge. → Read More
Ex-Wando, Citadel receiver Brandon Eakins ready for NFL shot with Kansas City Chiefs
Brandon Eakins boarded an airplane for the first time Friday morning. Kansas City, here he comes. → Read More
Citadel baseball’s Jacob Watcher plays on without twin brother
Even as tow-headed toddlers in Sumter, the Watcher twins had a baseball reputation. → Read More
Former women’s basketball player sues College of Charleston
Former College of Charleston women’s basketball player Zoe Wallis is suing the school, alleging gross negligence on the part of head coach Candice Jackson and her staff. → Read More
Student athletic fees continue to rise in South Carolina
Student athletic fees, which fuel college athletics at the state’s mid-major schools, continue to rise in South Carolina. → Read More
Capers Williamson, The Citadel’s accidental javelinist, among nation’s best
Capers Williamson’s first attempt at throwing the javelin in competition was so bad, even his coach was embarrassed. → Read More
Angelique Kerber, Sloane Stephens to face off in Volvo Car Open semis
Angelique Kerber has quickly made herself at home in the Lowcountry. It’s taken Sloane Stephens a bit longer to feel comfortable on the green clay of Daniel Island. → Read More
Angelique Kerber wins, Venus Williams loses at Volvo Car Open
Angelique Kerber is starting to get that feeling again. And that could lead to some bad feelings for the rest of the field at the Volvo Car Open. → Read More
Venus Williams dominates in Volvo Car Open
Venus Williams plans nothing less than “worldwide domination” with her clothing line, called “EleVen.” → Read More
Sam Stosur returns to scene of her prime at Volvo Car Open
If any place in the tennis world has good vibes for Samantha Stosur, it has to be Charleston. → Read More
Equal pay debate a ‘wake-up call’ for Venus Williams
Venus Williams was at the forefront of securing equal prize money for women’s tennis players at Wimbledon nine years ago. Now, women and men are paid the same at the four Grand Slam events and at some — but not all — joint tourna → Read More
Hometown favorite Shelby Rogers falls in Volvo Car Open
Shelby Rogers was not happy as she stomped off the court at Volvo Car Stadium on Monday night. → Read More
Dominic Ondoro wins the Cooper River Bridge Run for second year straight
Dominic Ondoro of Kenya won the Cooper River Bridge Run for the second year in a row Saturday morning. → Read More