John Arthur Levering

Women's basketball enters 'breakthrough' season

During her first season, Harris, who formerly coached at Division II Tusculum College before being hired in April 2012 at UNCW, had a depleted roster, signing only Kelva Atkins in her first recruiting class. Last season, Harris had a full recruiting class, which included six freshmen and four transfers, but only the freshmen and Kelva were eligible to play.

Men's soccer gears up for postseason

Entering the CAA Tournament, UNCW has a record of 12-3-2 overall (5-2-1 in the CAA) and finished tied for first with Delaware and Hofstra. Based on a head-to-head tiebreaker, Delaware will host the semifinals and finals as the top-seeded team, but the Seahawks will receive a first-round bye as the second-seeded team.

Atkins emerges as leader for Seahawks

After Harris accepted the job at UNCW, she contacted Atkins and her family to inquire on her interest in coming to play for the Seahawks. After signing her letter of intent, she became Harris's first recruit and the only recruit she'd bring in during her first year as head coach.

Volleyball aims to complete program turnaround in postseason

"It's was tough, but I wanted the opportunity," Bambenek said. "This is my first head coaching opportunity ... so it was one of those things where all coaches have this chip on their shoulder, and they want to prove themselves. And this was my opportunity to do it.

UNCW men's tennis: Striving toward excellence

The UNC Wilmington men's tennis team has solidified themselves as one of the top teams in not only the Colonial Athletic Association, but also the country.UNCW has won the CAA three out of the last five years (2009, 2011, 2013) and has made it to the NCAA regionals four out of the last five years (2009, 2011, 2012, 2013).

Seahawks come from behind to top Campbell

Campbell didn't miss a shot until the 12:49 mark of the first frame, and sophomore forward Amanda Coffer broke her career-high of 16 points with 9:22 left in the half. Coffer finished with 30 points, shooting 11-for-17 from the floor and 5-for-6 from the free throw line.

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Seahawks win wild walkoff

"I popped three balls up to right field, so I changed my approach," Golden said. "I told myself I was going to put that one on the ground and not pop it up. It was a solid pitch on the inside half and I tried hitting a hard groundball, and I guess it worked out perfect."

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BAC Concert & Events Blog :: The Brooklyn Arts Center at St. Andrews, Wilmington, NC

Written by John Arthur Levering Art Garfunkel is a man of diverse interests and talents. He's walked across three continents. He's played in Central Park to a crowd of 500,000. He's a Rock and Roll Hall of Famer, a six-time Grammy winner, and a Golden Globe Nominated actor.

BAC Concert & Events Blog :: The Brooklyn Arts Center at St. Andrews, Wilmington, NC

Written by John Arthur Levering At first glance, the Spring Flea at BAC resembles a flea market, but spend any amount of time at the three-day extravaganza and you soon see that "flea market" is an insufficient label, one that doesn't do it justice.

COMING SOON: Leon Russell

FRIDAY, AUGUST 22, 2014 by John Arthur Levering Leon Russell's mark on music is unmatched. He has collaborated with legends-B.B. King, George Harrison, Bob Dylan, Frank Sinatra, and Aretha Franklin, to name a few. He arranged and led the band for Joe Cocker's 1970 Mad Dogs and Englishmen tour and later produced the live double-album of the same name.

COMING SOON: Art Garfunkel

Sunday, June 29, 2014 // by John Arthur Levering In 2010, when Art Garfunkel was diagnosed with vocal cord paresis, which left him unable to find his middle range and unsure if his iconic voice would be replaced with the sound of silence, the Brooklyn Arts Center had not yet opened its doors.

IN REVIEW: Kids Making It Third Annual Hippie Ball

June 20, 2014 // by John Arthur Levering On Friday night, June 20, 150 "hippies" traded in their black tie for tie-dye because the Third Annual Hippie Ball, presented by Wilmington nonprofit Kids Making It, was the grooviest gala in town.