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Tulane up first for ECU at C-USA tourneyGreenville Daily Reflector6 seed, and while ECU coach Billy Godwin admitted Monday that he and his players are not pleased with that, he added that it shows the parity at the top of the league. A regular season tie with Houston ended up costing the Pirates, as they finished ...Seven Pirates Earn All C-USA HonorsECUPirates.comall 3 news articles »

ECU Golf Team Seeded 23rd For Upcoming ChampionshipWITNECU advanced to the national championship finals out of the Athens Region at the University of Georgia Golf Course. The sixth-seeded Pirates finished in second-place behind No. 1 seed Alabama. "The end goal is to go to the finals and compete with the ...and more »

ECU blasts Keydets, 14-8Augusta Free PressThe VMI Keydets jumped out to a 6-2 lead after a six-run fourth inning, but the East Carolina Pirates scored 12 unanswered runs and went on to a 14-8 win in the opening game of the Terry Sisisky Classic, contested Friday afternoon at The Diamond in ...ECU Defeats VMI In Terry Sisisky Classic, 14-8WITNGaffes sink ECU in regular season finaleBonesvillePirates Drop Final Game Of Regular Season, 11-2ECUPirates.comall 15 news articles »

Pirates reach NCAA ChampionshipsGreenville Daily ReflectorECU, ranked 33rd in the country, finished the three-day, 54-hole tournament at 1-over. Although the Pirates shot 12-over Saturday, they finished five strokes ahead of No. 10 North Florida, 11 strokes in front of No. 24 Georgia and 13 strokes ahead No.Men's golf team grabs berth in NCAA ChampionshipsRed and BlackUGA men's golf team finishes fourth at regional, qualfies for NCAA championshipsOnline AthensUNCW Finishes Tied For Ninth At AthensUNCWsports.comThe Augusta Chronicleall 53 news articles »

ECU hurricane workshop to focus on communication, emergency managementWNCTAnd part of preparation for the season will take place today at the 3rd Annual North Carolina Hurricane Workshop at East Carolina University. The Director of the National Hurricane Center, Bill Read, will be the keynote speaker.