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Man charged in wreck that killed ex-WSSU athlete
Police charged a city man Wednesday with causing a March crash that killed a former Winston-Salem State University basketball player and injured another student.
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Kutztown ends WSSU's season
Winston-Salem State had plenty of baserunners during Saturday's elimination game of the NCAA Division II Atlantic Regional at Ted Palka Park.
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WSSU eliminated from baseball playoffs
Winston-Salem State's ninth-inning comeback bid fell short, and Kutztown held on for a 7-5 victory Saturday in an elimination game of the NCAA Division II Atlantic Regional tournament in West Lawn, Pa.
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WSSU holds off Shepherd
Although the final score was a lot closer than it should have been, Winston-Salem State took a 6-5 win against Shepherd to stay alive Friday in the NCAA Division II Atlantic Region baseball tournament.
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WSSU stays alive in D-II baseball playoffs
Paco Martin singled in Dominique Fitzgerald with the eventual winning run in the eighth inning Friday, and Winston-Salem State held on for a 6-5 victory against Shepherd (W.Va.) in an elimination game of the Division II Atlantic Region baseball tournament.
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WSSU falls to Seton Hill in regional
The record will show that sixth-seeded Winston-Salem State lost 3-2 Thursday to top-seeded Seton Hill in the first round of the NCAA Division II Atlantic Regional baseball tournament.
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WSSU baseball team to open regional play
Winston-Salem State hopes to last a little longer in this year's Division II baseball regionals than it did last season.
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Collins sees boost in additions from junior colleges
Coach Bobby Collins of Winston-Salem State and his staff savored the school's first CIAA title in men's basketball for a while.
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Rams' Martin carries a hitting heritage
It's rare to see Paco Martin in a sweat.
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WSSU is No. 6 seed
Winston-Salem State's baseball team will open the Division II regionals on Thursday as the sixth seed and will take on top-seeded Seton Hill.
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Former Rams to get NFL tryouts
Nic Cooper and Michael Byrd helped Winston-Salem State go 13-1 and reach the NCAA Division II football semifinals last season. This weekend, both will have chances to take their careers to the next level.
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Rams to rely on pitchers Johnson, Edwards
Sure, Winston-Salem State can hit, but in next week's NCAA regional baseball tournament, good pitching will be just as important.
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WSSU's Cooper is Green Bay-bound
Running back Nic Cooper of Winston-Salem State has signed a three-year, free-agent contract with the Green Bay Packers.
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WSSU's Cooper lands free-agent deal with Green Bay Packers
Cooper rushed for 3,430 yards in his career at WSSU
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Rams add two more CIAA titles
Winston-Salem State's athletics motto of "Return to Glory" might need an overhaul after all the winning it has done this season.
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Rams' Jones named CIAA player of year
First baseman Aaron Jones of Winston-Salem State, one of the most consistent hitters in the CIAA, was named the conference player of the year Wednesday.
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WSSU's Jones is CIAA baseball player of the year
First baseman Aaron Jones of Winston-Salem State, one of the most consistent hitters in the CIAA, was named the conference player of the year on Wednesday.
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Rams eyeing another CIAA baseball title
Second baseman German Reyes finds it odd that not a lot of students at Winston-Salem State know the school has a baseball program.
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Defense dominates WSSU spring game
It was part fun, part business and also competitive.
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DeGeare, Gray get an extra homecoming
Jamie DeGeare and Daven Gray will find out today that you can go home again.
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N.C. A&T interested in Collins
Bobby Collins, the men's basketball coach at Winston-Salem State, is a candidate for the head-coaching vacancy at N.C. A&T, athletics director Bill Hayes of WSSU confirmed Friday.
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WSSU's Collins a candidate for N.C. A&T vacancy
Bobby Collins, the men's basketball coach at Winston-Salem State, is a candidate for the head-coaching vacancy at N.C. A&T, athletics director Bill Hayes of WSSU confirmed Friday.
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WSSU trying to find way to buy rings
Athletics director Bill Hayes has a problem caused by Winston-Salem State teams winning CIAA titles.
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Maynor's goal for Rams is to stay healthy
No news from spring football drills at Winston-Salem State is good news for coach Connell Maynor.
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WSSU lineman, 25, enjoys being back at school and playing football
Offensive lineman Nate Hartung of Winston-Salem State is back in a uniform again and he's acting like a kid in a candy store.
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