College Headlines

Heenan takes Honda Sports Award for gymnastics

The Red and Black, University of Georgia, GA

7 hours ago

Georgia senior Katie Heenan was named the recipient of the 2008 Honda Sports Awards for gymnastics, the Collegiate Women's Sports Awards sponsored by Honda announced Tuesday. Heenan, fresh off helping the Gym Dogs to a fourth straight NCAA title, is the seventh Georgia gymnast to receive the honor and the second in a row, as Courtney Kupets was the 2007 winner.

Up-to-date coverage of Duke sports

The Chronicle, Duke University, NC

3 days ago

Because of The Chronicle's summer publication schedule, the most up-to-date coverage of Duke sports by The Chronicle can be found on the Sports Blog:

http://chroniclesports.wordpress.com/

Men's and women's tennis host NCAA first two rounds

The Red and Black, University of Georgia, GA

6 days ago

The University men's and women's tennis teams were selected as first and second round host sites for the 2008 NCAA Tennis Championships. All matches will be held at the Dan Magill Tennis Complex, with the women's matches played May 9-10, while the men compete May 10-11.

Georgia athletes excel on NCAA academic report

The Red and Black, University of Georgia, GA

6 days ago

It's early yet, but the Georgia football team is proving already to be tops in the Southeastern Conference. The annual release of the NCAA Academic Progress Rate report shows Georgia football players scoring a 965, best in the SEC. Georgia nudged Florida (962) and was in the 80th to 90th percentile in the sport.

NBA playoffs thriving on improved image

Carolinian, University of North Carolina Greensboro, NC

6 days ago by Ryan Hecht

It's safe to say that the NBA isn't very popular in North Carolina. This is a state of college basketball purists and the common conception is that as soon as our beloved college players graduate they will become just another selfish, money-grabbing professional.