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East Carolina made it through college baseball’s opening weekend and a midweek game at Campbell on Wednesday without any schedule changes, but this weekend’s series against Georgia Southern needed to be adjusted.

The opportunity for ESPN prime exposure combined with honoring the 1970 Marshall football team, which forever will be linked to East Carolina, led to ECU and Marshall moving their game up one week before Labor Day weekend.

The East Carolina women’s basketball team’s first season under coach Kim McNeill in a rebuilding year has included teaching moments during a 12-game losing streak and in last-second defeats.

After a 3-1 record against Campbell last season, East Carolina baseball’s first meeting against the Camels this year was a 7-2 loss to the host Camels on Wednesday night.

The following is a release from East Carolina athletics on changes to this weekend's sports schedule because of expected inclement weather. The Pirates will not play any games Friday and they will begin their baseball series versus Georgia Southern with a doubleheader Saturday at Clark-LeCla…

The American Athletic Conference four-day swimming championship meet can be fluid day-to-day until team champions in the men's and women's divisions are finalized Saturday.

There are some parallels between the East Carolina basketball team’s trip last week to Tulsa and this one to play talented Memphis.

A Thursday night matchup at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium against UCF will give ECU’s football team three home games in four weeks in September.

Speedy left-hander Lane Hoover was East Carolina baseball’s leadoff hitter on opening day, but Pirate coach Cliff Godwin said later in the weekend that an ideal batting order for the Pirates moving forward is for Hoover to hit in the second spot.

In the only men’s basketball matchup between the two teams last season, East Carolina pulled off an improbable home upset over the then-12-3 Cincinnati Bearcats, 73-70.

Ryder Giles played shortstop -- three separate times -- and pitcher -- twice -- as East Carolina held off William & Mary, 7-4, at Clark-LeClair Stadium on Sunday for a sweep on college baseball's opening weekend.

East Carolina baseball’s five-run fourth inning Saturday included a pop up skied into the air off the bat of Alec Burleson. The rest of the Pirates, however, picked him up plenty during what was a game-changing rally.

A pair of role players from last season’s East Carolina football offense, running back Tay Williams and receiver Leroy Henley, are no longer with the team and have entered the transfer portal.

Welcome back to 2016, Matt Bridges.

Opening day at Clark-LeClair Stadium featured some extra drama.

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