Piedmont College Athletics

LaGrange, GA -- The Great South Athletic Conference proudly announced its new branding identity earlier this morning spearheaded with a new logo and updated conference website. The new conference website boasts a new sleek design and features as the conference continues its partnership with SIDEARM Sports of Syracuse. The league's new logo was created by JL Designs in Holly Springs, NC.

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Demorest, GA -- The Piedmont College cross country teams have released their 2010 meet schedules which includes a new invitational not on the 2009 docket as the squads will travel to Rhodes College on Saturday, October 2. The season features five away meets as well the Great South Athletic Conference championship meet and the NCAA Division-III South/Southeast Regional.

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LaGrange, GA -- The Piedmont College men's cross country team claimed first place in the Great South Athletic Conference Championship this morning at Pyne Road Park hosted by LaGrange College. The men finished with 36 points narrowly edging second place Huntingdon College who earned 39.

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Demorest, GA -- The Piedmont College fall sports teams are currently preparing for the upcoming Great South Athletic Conference Championships this weekend hosted by Maryville College in Maryville, TN. The men's and women's soccer teams, as well as the volleyball squad all enter their respective tournaments as the second seed.

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Clarkesville, GA -- The Piedmont College men's and women's cross country teams competed in the PC Green and Gold Dual Meet this afternoon against local rival Toccoa Falls College. The visiting Eagles claimed both victories defeating the Lions 21-40 and the Lady Lions 25-30.

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Spartanburg, SC -- The Piedmont College men's and women's cross country teams competed this morning at the USC-Upstate Cross Country Invitational. Two school records and nine personal best times were posted on the same course the teams competed on to open the season.

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