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The assembled crowd of Coastal Carolina baseball players, coaches and supporters inside Handley’s Pub and Grub in Carolina Forest on Monday let out a loud response when it was flashed on the ESPNU broadcast that the Chanticleers would be sent to Columbia for NCAA regional play. And then another boisterous reaction followed as it was revealed that the Chants would open that regional against Clemson.
Coastal Carolina alumnus and former Myrtle Beach resident Dustin Johnson returns to action this week at the Memorial Tournament, and he has some catching up to do.
Waccamaw tennis coach James Brown is taking his charitable bike rides to another level.
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