Warriors speak the language of baseball
Members of the Southern Wesleyan University Baseball Team share ball-playing skills with Puerto Rican youngsters.
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SWU announces new athletic director, new coach
Chris Williams, SWU associate athletic director and varsity women’s basketball coach, has been named as the university’s athletic director, according to Dr. David Spittal, president of Southern Wesleyan University. Williams succeeds...
Basketball ‘globe trotters’ take message across world
Tammy White, at left with microphone, shares her testimony with an international audience after a basketball game in Brno, Czech Republic. White is a Southern Wesleyan University junior from Easley and a member of the SWU women’s basketball...
Winners at the Warrior Open
Southern Wesleyan University’s Athletic Department and the university’s Warrior Club hosted the Warrior Open golf tournament at Cross Creek Plantation in Seneca on May 5
SWU dedicates new baseball facility
Southern Wesleyan University dedicated the Ralph W. Alexander Presidential Suite on April 8 at the university’s Dr. C. Keith Connor Baseball Field.
SWU Warriors head to national championship
Southern Wesleyan University Warriors, front row, from left, are Donta Wheaton, Brandon Lloyd, Darryl Edwards, Gary Jones, Jerans Rapley, Brian Petty, Chase Lance, Dominque Quarles, Hunter McKeown and Josh Walker. On the back row are Assistant...
Rams, Smith enjoy final ride together
One last go-around: Hillcrest girls head coach LaCheryl Smith is in her final year at the helm. (BART BOATWRIGHT/Greenville News)
Soccer player leaves Iceland to play at SWU
She’s a fresh face to the SWU soccer team, and also to the United States of America.
Student dies after auto accident
SWU student Wendell Lamar Heyward of Johns Island entered into eternal rest on the morning of July 13, 2005. He died of trauma after an automobile accident in Columbia.
SWU supports National Physical Fitness and Sports Month
SWU student Monica Wilkerson of Chesnee, far right, leads local youth in a Pot and Spoon Freeze relay, a version of Red Light/Green Light that can be used for those with visual disabilities. Wilkerson is a recent graduate of the university with a...
Clemson, Central residents pitch in for baseball