The GCSU Department of Athletics and vice president for student affairs, Dr. Bruce Harshbarger, have announced the resignation of Bobcat director of athletics Jud Damon, effective June 5.
“I have sincerely appreciated my short time at Georgia College,” Damon said, “and have especially enjoyed the opportunity to work with such great people.
Dear GCSU freshman sports fan,
You are lucky to not only be attending one of the best public liberal arts universities in the country, but have arrived at a great time for athletics here at GCSU. Having just captured the Peach Belt Conference Commissioner’s Cup, the award given to the school which earns the most points each year through high rankings and championships in each sport, Bobcat athletics are primed for several more years of success.
Women’s Soccer Last season: 13-3-4 (5-1-2 Peach Belt Conference, third place). Lost in first round of NCAA national tournament. 2009 should be another banner year for Bobcat soccer as Head Coach Juan Pablo Favero continues to make his mark on the program. Another solid freshman class comes in to support a balanced starting 11.
For the first time, Georgia College & State University has won the coveted Peach Belt Conference (PBC) Commissioner’s Cup, recognizing it as the overall top athletic program in the conference. GCSU edged out Armstrong Atlantic State University for the honor.
I walked into “G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra” knowing that it would either be the worst movie of the year, or a surprisingly decent action movie. The harsher critics will probably have a block party over who can ridicule it the most, but going in with mediocre expectations, I can honestly say that this movie isn’t quite as big a train wreck as people may expect. It’s not great, it’s not pathetic, it is what it is … just silly and stupid action. The result probably would’ve been the same if it were animated like the originals, but what’s unfortunate about that idea is that this is absolutely nothing like the cartoons.
Drunk Driving: July 22nd At approximately 12:18 a.m. Cadet Ransom observed 2 males exit a vehicle, walk on Hancock Street behind the trolley and urinate. Contact was made with the two students. It was determined that both were under the influence of alcohol and under the age of 21. When tested on the Intoxilyzer 5000, [...]
