Wednesday, September 18, 2013
USC Salkehatchie Soccer HOME today vs SMC!!!
USC Salkehatchie men and women's soccer matches home today at 3pm and 5pm in Allendale, SC.
Be sure to check by for photo's from the action and the scores after the final match. You can also follow "LIVE" on Twitter!!!
Tuesday, September 17, 2013
Sunday, September 15, 2013
Former Indian Khane Pierce a Champion~
South Hobart’s Victorious SPL Forestry Tasmania Final Champions
Congratulations to our Premier League side who tonight won the Forestry Tasmania Final Series.
South Hobart defeated Taroona FC 4-1 (Kane pictured third from left in yellow)
Congratulations to our Premier League side who tonight won the Forestry Tasmania Final Series.
South Hobart defeated Taroona FC 4-1 (Kane pictured third from left in yellow)
Tuesday, September 10, 2013
Monday, September 9, 2013
Indians men soccer team HOME tomorrow at 2:00 pm
The Indians women team are not in action tomorrow.
We hope you will come out and support the Indians!! You can get "Live" in-game updates by following us on Twitter. We will have photo's from the game upon it's completion.
Go Indians!!
Saturday, September 7, 2013
Thursday, September 5, 2013
USC Salkehatchie HOME this Saturday September 7th vs Louisburg College
The women will start things off at 12:00 noon and the men will follow at 2:00 pm.
The Salkehatchie men are 1-1-2 on the season and 1-1 in Region X play.
The Salkehatchie women are 1-2-1 on the season and 0-2 in Region X play.
Please be sure to follow the Indians via Twitter for "LIVE" in game updates and also Facebook. Once the games are complete, we will have the scores and photo's here on the blog. You can also go to www.uscsalkathletics.com for photo's after the games completion.
Wednesday, September 4, 2013
Q&A with USC Salkehatchie head soccer coach Bill Glass~
Q&A with USC Salkehatchie men and women's head soccer coach Bill Glass
Q: Coach Glass, your teams have come out and fought hard early in the season. Your men have earned two ties and the women one, what are you trying to get the teams to understand to turn the ties into wins?
A: In soccer a tie is a good result especially against a strong opponent, so I am not overly concerned about ties.
Q: On the women's side, sophomore Elle Shelton went down with an injury on Saturday, how bad is it? Do you have any injury's on the men's side?
A: Elle Shelton dislocated her knee against Faulkner, the severity of the injury will not be known until she is evaluated by a specialist. I do not expect her back for several weeks if at all this season. Other than Elle we just have the normal war wounds to deal with on the women’s side. For the men I am concerned about a knee injury sustained by Mamadou Ka at Patrick Henry, this injury will be evaluated this afternoon.
Q: You beat USC Aiken on the men's side already this year, do you expect this 2013 edition of the men's team to be special?
A: Our men’s win against USC Aiken needs to be put in perspective. USCA had just begun training 5 days beforehand while we had been in camp for twice that amount of time. We had our entire team on hand for the match while they were still waiting for several of their key players to report in. Also we expect to match up fairly well with an NCAA D-II based on the fact that many of our players are at the D-II level as demonstrated by the fact that many of them play at that level or above after leaving here. As to whether this 2013 version of the Indian’s men’s soccer team is any more special than other teams we have fielded recently I don’t think so. Our men have been consistently posting winning records in recent years. Last year our men’s team had one of the best records in Region X finishing third in the region behind Louisburg and Spartanburg Methodist. I expect that we will once again be competitive in the region but will certainly have our hands full with Louisburg and Spartanburg Methodist once again. Still the premise of your question is good. Fielding a competitive team is very, very special. In fact sometimes it seems to me that it is somewhat miraculous the way our men’s teams have come together in recent years. Especially considering that most of my recruiting time is spent on the women’s side.
Q: You have always had your teams ready to play the top teams in Region X
play, what do you expect from your teams this Saturday against
Louisburg?
A: Louisburg had the number one women’s team in the region last year and the number one men’s team in the region. Both squads advanced to the national tournament and so we expect them to come in here and present us with a major test on Saturday. I expect our men’s and women’s team to meet this challenge by energetically working to execute our offensive and defensive tactics from beginning to end. In this manner we will strive to take our opponents out of their rhythm and disrupt their game plan.
Q: Coach one last thing, what can fans expect the rest of the season from the men's and women's squads?
A: For the rest of the season I expect our women’s team to keep making progress and to work hard in every match to get a result. For the men I expect them to live up to the success recent editions of the team have had and to finish out 2013 with a record that they can be proud of.
Q: Coach Glass, your teams have come out and fought hard early in the season. Your men have earned two ties and the women one, what are you trying to get the teams to understand to turn the ties into wins?
A: In soccer a tie is a good result especially against a strong opponent, so I am not overly concerned about ties.
Still
both the men and the women need to score more goals and the men’s team
has been working on scoring by patiently building up our attacks,
establishing possession on the final third of the field and then looking
for combination passes in the penalty box. The men are getting better
at sustaining attacks in this manner and this weekend scored two goals
in our match with Patrick Henry. For the
women it just seems that we are throwing away scoring opportunities by
rushing our shots and the ladies need to just be calmer in front of the
net.
Q: On the women's side, sophomore Elle Shelton went down with an injury on Saturday, how bad is it? Do you have any injury's on the men's side?
A: Elle Shelton dislocated her knee against Faulkner, the severity of the injury will not be known until she is evaluated by a specialist. I do not expect her back for several weeks if at all this season. Other than Elle we just have the normal war wounds to deal with on the women’s side. For the men I am concerned about a knee injury sustained by Mamadou Ka at Patrick Henry, this injury will be evaluated this afternoon.
Q: You beat USC Aiken on the men's side already this year, do you expect this 2013 edition of the men's team to be special?
A: Our men’s win against USC Aiken needs to be put in perspective. USCA had just begun training 5 days beforehand while we had been in camp for twice that amount of time. We had our entire team on hand for the match while they were still waiting for several of their key players to report in. Also we expect to match up fairly well with an NCAA D-II based on the fact that many of our players are at the D-II level as demonstrated by the fact that many of them play at that level or above after leaving here. As to whether this 2013 version of the Indian’s men’s soccer team is any more special than other teams we have fielded recently I don’t think so. Our men have been consistently posting winning records in recent years. Last year our men’s team had one of the best records in Region X finishing third in the region behind Louisburg and Spartanburg Methodist. I expect that we will once again be competitive in the region but will certainly have our hands full with Louisburg and Spartanburg Methodist once again. Still the premise of your question is good. Fielding a competitive team is very, very special. In fact sometimes it seems to me that it is somewhat miraculous the way our men’s teams have come together in recent years. Especially considering that most of my recruiting time is spent on the women’s side.
A: Louisburg had the number one women’s team in the region last year and the number one men’s team in the region. Both squads advanced to the national tournament and so we expect them to come in here and present us with a major test on Saturday. I expect our men’s and women’s team to meet this challenge by energetically working to execute our offensive and defensive tactics from beginning to end. In this manner we will strive to take our opponents out of their rhythm and disrupt their game plan.
Q: Coach one last thing, what can fans expect the rest of the season from the men's and women's squads?
A: For the rest of the season I expect our women’s team to keep making progress and to work hard in every match to get a result. For the men I expect them to live up to the success recent editions of the team have had and to finish out 2013 with a record that they can be proud of.
Tuesday, September 3, 2013
Road to Return Trip to Hutchinson starts November 1st as USC Salkehatchie head coach Travis Garrett releases 2013-14 basketball schedule
USC Salkehatchie head coach Travis Garrett took the Indians to their
first ever appearance in the NJCAA Men's National Basketball Tournament
in Hutchinson, Kansas last season. He is looking for a return trip as
they open with a scrimmage against Columbia International University on
October 9th in Columbia, South Carolina-The Indians start their regular
season November 1st.
For a look at the complete schedule, click on the link provided- 2013-2014 USC Salkehatchie Men's Basketball Schedule
For a look at the complete schedule, click on the link provided- 2013-2014 USC Salkehatchie Men's Basketball Schedule
Ready to cheer on the Indians? Next game HOME Saturday-September 7th
USC Salkehatchie women’s Soccer vs Louisburg College
When: Saturday, September 7
Where: USC Salkehatchie @ James Brandt Boulevard, Allendale, SC 29810
Monday, September 2, 2013
~Happy Labor Day from the entire USC Salkehatchie Athletic Family~
Have a safe and Happy "Labor Day" from your entire USC Salkehatchie athletic department!
Sunday, September 1, 2013
USC Salkehatchie soccer, FINALS from Patrick Henry Community College today~
WOMEN FINAL- Patrick Henry Community College 2, USC Salkehatchie 0. The Indians are now 1-2-1 overall and 0-2 in Region X play.
Indian takes time for young fans at USC Salkehatchie soccer game~
Kolt Kinard (2) and other young fans enjoyed learning the game from Ka, a sophomore at USC Salkehatchie.
Saturday, August 31, 2013
Former Indian returns home~
Former USC Salkehatchie Indian Ibrahim Seck, now a junior at Faulkner University (Alabama) traveled with his
team as they faced the Indians on Saturday. "I will always love USC
Salkehatchie, I tell everyone about it. I tell them what USC
Salkehatchie lacks in size and buildings, it's makes up with it's
people. I miss everyone at USC Salkehatchie because I always knew everyone cared about me and would be there if I needed them," said Seck.
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