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Panthers making progress in Rock Hill

Matthew Shealy

After David Tepper purchased the Carolina Panthers in 2018, Rock Hill mayor John Gettys sent him a letter offering up the city as a new home for the team’s training…

Youth sports in Rock Hill

Lily Fremed

When the country went into quarantine six months ago, many children, young adults and professional athletes lost the freedom to practice, compete, or simply play outdoors. Slowly, those freedoms are…

College football and COVID-19

Matthew Shealy

With continued concerns about COVID-19, NCAA conferences are divided on how to have a college football season. Of the 10 NCAA Division I FBS conferences, four have declared they will…

The pros protest

Matthew Shealy

Peaceful protests have been seen all over the nation this summer as Americans plead for social justice, equality and an end to systemic racism. The sports world has been no…

Bass fishing at Winthrop

Lily Fremed

“We didn’t want this to be a burnout club that lasted four years [just] so we could have fun. We wanted this to last longer than that, it’s just harder…

The Rock Shop is open

Chase Duncan

Located a mile to the east of the primary campus and capable of seating over 6,000 people, the Winthrop Coliseum is the pride and joy of the university’s athletic program.…

Learn how to win

Lily Fremed

Walking, reading and watching plenty of Netflix and Hulu is how Semeka Randall Lay began her quarantine while recovering from surgery. She had something to look forward to though when…

Committed to action

Matthew Shealy

With calls for action being heard throughout the U.S., Winthrop Athletics issued a statement regarding racism and an action plan on June 8. Winthrop Athletic Director Ken Halpin said the…

PESH Online

Allison Reynolds

With the arrival of COVID-19 came multiple changes to how people live their lives. One of the many things that has changed because of the pandemic is how schools are…