(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.

2000 - 2001

• Chowan women’s basketball’s Lachelle Waller sets Conference record for rebounds in a game with 28.
• Averett baseball’s Armondo Reyes establishes the single–season batting average Conference record at .521.
• Women’s Lacrosse becomes a Conference–sponsored sport and Greensboro captures both the regular season and tournament championships.
• Methodist’s Julia Best becomes Conference’s career record holder in the sport of softball with 56 doubles.
• Christopher Newport volleyball’s Nina Richardson sets single–match Conference record with 74 assists versus Averett.
• Methodist men’s golf and future Conference Hall of Famer, Chad Collins, captures his third career Individual Division III National Championship.

Chowan University joins the Conference as a full member.	Future Conference Hall of Famer, Methodist’s Elena Blanina, wins the first of her two career NCAA Division III Women’s Tennis Individual National Championships.
The Conference conducts its first men’s soccer tournament championship and Greensboro wins the crown.	The Conference conducts its first women’s soccer tournament championship and Christopher Newport earns the title.
For the first time in its baseball program’s history, Christopher Newport wins the Conference Regular Season and Tournament titles.

Conference Champions

President's Cup Award Winners

Christopher Newport (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
• 1988-89
• 1989-90
• 1990-91
• 1991-92
• 1992-93
• 1993-94
• 1994-95
• 1995-96
• 1996-97
• 1997-98
• 1998-99
• 1999-00

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