(FAYETTEVILLE, NC) - The 2013-14 season serves as the 50th for the USA South Athletic Conference. In an effort to relive 50 Years of League memories, the USA South has produced "50 Years in 50 Weeks", a weekly chronicle of some of the great moments in Conference history.

Each week, a year of moments will be released on the USA South's website. To view previous entries, click the appropriate year at the bottom of the screen.

1988 - 1989

• Virginia Wesleyan spends its final year as a member of the Conference.
• N.C. Wesleyan men’s soccer’s Shamil Salah sets single–season record with 20 assists.
• Methodist’s Clinton Montford sets single-game and season Conference men’s basketball records for rebounds with 36 and 459, respectively.
• Virginia Wesleyan wins its first and only Conference Women’s Basketball title.
• Ferrum’s Andre Levisy sets single-game Conference men’s basketball record by scoring 47 points and making 25 free throws versus Upsala.
• Averett women’s basketball sets single-game Conference record with 18 blocked shots versus N.C. Wesleyan.
• Methodist women’s tennis wins the program’s first Conference Tournament crown.

Ferrum College officially becomes a member of the Conference.	N.C. Wesleyan baseball captures the NCAA Division III National Championship.	Future Conference Hall of Famer, Methodist’s Steve Conley, earns first of 18 career men’s golf Coach of the Year honors.
Christopher Newport volleyball’s Ruth Castellon sets Conference Tournament single-match record with 44 digs versus N.C. Wesleyan. Her 73 total tournament digs is still a tournament record today.	Methodist volleyball captures its first and only Conference Regular Season championship.	Methodist men’s golf finishes as runner-up at the NCAA Division III National Championships while the Monarchs’ John McCullough captures the individual National Title.

Conference Champions

President's Cup Award Winners

Methodist (Overall)

Previous Years 

• 1963-64
• 1964-65
• 1965-66
• 1966-67
• 1967-68
• 1968-69
• 1969-70
• 1970-71
• 1971-72
• 1972-73
• 1973-74
• 1974-75
• 1975-76
• 1976-77
• 1977-78
• 1978-79
• 1979-80
• 1980-81
• 1981-82
• 1982-83
• 1983-84
• 1984-85
• 1985-86
• 1986-87
• 1987-88

To view more ways the USA South is celebrating its 50th year, please click HERE!