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Storied programs like Georgetown and George Mason insures an exciting event for the teams and fans alike.”The 2010 Charleston Classic, a bracket-format tournament, will feature 12 games in three days, Nov. 18, 19 and 21. The Southern Conference (SoCon) will serve as the event’s sponsoring conference for the second straight year.Each team will compete in one game per day, advancing .
Through a bracket-tournament format. The two teams that remain undefeated throughout will face off in a championship match Sunday, Nov. 21, on ESPN2.An Atlantic Coast Conference team has won each of the first two Charleston Classic titles, with Miami (Fla.) winning in 2009 and Clemson winning the inaugural event in 2008.Anthony Travel, the Official Travel Partner of the Charleston Classic, .
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Jerod Faggart, Appalachian State SPARTANBURG, S.C. – ESPN Regional Television announced today six of the eight teams in the field for the 2010 Charleston Classic, to be held Nov. 18-21 at Carolina First Arena in Charleston, S.C. Wofford College, coming off the 2010 Southern Conference Championship and a trip to the NCAA Tournament, will be one of the participants.The field .
For the third annual Charleston Classic will include Charlotte, East Carolina, George Mason, Georgetown, North Carolina State and Wofford. The two teams that will round out the field will be announced at a later date. Four of the teams in the field played in the 2009-10 postseason, including NCAA Tournament participants Georgetown and Wofford. North Carolina State played in the .
National Invitation Tournament, and George Mason played in the CollegeInsider.com Tournament.“This year’s field for the Charleston Classic once again demonstrates the Charleston Classic is building a tradition of outstanding basketball in one of the country’s great destination cities,” said Dan Shoemaker, vice president, collegiate development, ESPN Regional Television. “The Classic being heavy on teams from the Carolinas as well as .

Second in hits with 239, fourth in games played second in runs scored, first in doubles and second in extra base hits. He also hit for the cycle at UNC Greensboro earlier this season.Coaches were not permitted to vote for their own players.2010 SoCon Baseball All-Conference TeamPlayer of the Year – Matt Leeds, So., 3B, College of CharlestonPitcher of the .
Year – Asher Wojciechowski, Jr., RHP, The CitadelFreshman of the Year – Will Muzika, Fr., SS, FurmanCoach of the Year – Fred Jordan, The CitadelFirst TeamSP Asher Wojciechowski, The CitadelSP Jimmy Reyes, ElonRP Chris Patterson, Appalachian StateC Mike Melillo, Elon1B Kyle Blackburn, Georgia Southern2B Wes Hobson, Appalachian StateSS Neal Pritchard, Elon3B Matt Leeds, College of CharlestonOF Cole Rakar, College of .
CharlestonOF David Schulze, SamfordOF Jose Rodriguez, College of CharlestonDH Mac Doyle, WoffordSecond TeamSP Matt Benedict, Western CarolinaSP Kevin Decker, College of CharlestonRP Lex Rutledge, SamfordC Rob Kral, College of Charleston1B Greg Blake, College of Charleston2B Bryan Altman, The CitadelSS Eric Phillips, Georgia Southern3B Kyle Behrendt, WoffordOF Shawn Payne, Georgia SouthernOF Matt Hinson, ElonOF Nick Orvin, The CitadelOF Wayne Miller, SamfordDH .

SPARTANBURG, S.C. – Wofford College designated hitter Mac Doyle and third baseman Kyle Behrendt were named to the All-Southern Conference as selected by the conference coaches on Monday. Doyle earned first team honors and Behrendt was named to the second team.Doyle, a sophomore from Conway, South Carolina, was second on the team with a .377 batting average and was the .
Team leader with 16 home runs. His 75 RBIs led the team and set a new school single-season record. Among conference leaders, he was first in total bases, first in slugging percentage, first in triples, fourth in batting average, second in RBIs and third in home runs.He is only the third player in school history to earn first team honors, .
Joining Brandon Waring (2007) and Lee Long (1998).Behrendt, a senior from Greenwood, S.C., was third on the team with a .374 batting average and second with 85 hits along with 48 RBIs. In the conference standings, he was third in hits, fifth in runs scored, sixth in batting average and seventh in total bases.For his career, Behrendt is tied for .