Beth Limb·Sep 26, 2024Using data to identify playing styles across the USL Championship 2024In today’s football landscape, data has become a crucial tool for identifying playing styles and team dynamics, particularly in rapidly…
Jeannette Holland Austin·Mar 12, 2024Pirates had a “Jolly Roger” time selling their wares in Charles Town, South Carolina.In the early days, the colonies ignored the pirates' business. The pirates also showed little interest in molesting the colonists. They…
Pedro Rondon Henriques de Sá·Oct 28, 2022Battery Ties Eagles Remains In First Place In Southeast DivisionThe Charleston Battery tied its A-League, Southeast Division rival the Charlotte Eagles tonight (Saturday, May 10)
Chrisman Studios·Mar 2, 2021Chrisman Studios-Charleston Family PortraitsOne of the things we LOVE to do is photograph families while they’re on vacation in Charleston.
InSoccer 'n' Sweet TeabyJohnny Wakefield·Nov 1, 2019SNST Newsletter Week 34: USL Championship playoffs start tonightWe take our last look at the two Carolina USL teams still playing in 2019. (First published October 23)
InSoccer 'n' Sweet TeabyJohnny Wakefield·Aug 9, 2019How many Carolina teams will make the USL Championship playoffs?A check-in at the beginning of August finds three different stories for our three USL Championship teams.
Drew OnTarget·Apr 12, 2019Match Day Preview Week 6: Charleston Battery vs. Bethlehem SteelThe Black and Yellow travel to the City of Brotherly Love to take on Bethlehem Steel FC.
Drew OnTarget·Apr 7, 2019Match Day Preview Week 5: Charleston Battery vs. Charlotte IndependenceThe Black and Yellow host Charlotte in Leg 2 of the Southern Derby Cup.
InSoccer 'n' Sweet TeabyRyan Allen·Oct 19, 2018Soccer ’n’ Sweet Tea’s USL Playoff PredictionsWith the USL Playoffs beginning tonight in Arizona, we asked our Carolina soccer family for their predictions on the 2018 postseason.
InSoccer 'n' Sweet TeabyDrew OnTarget·Sep 25, 2018Beyond the Touchline: An interview with Battery defender Leland ArcherSoccer ’n’ Sweet Tea goes one-on-one with one of the Battery’s youngest and newest players.
