Nolan Brugler is a junior majoring in mechanical engineering. He brings an interest in sports reporting to The Charger Times. His favorite tree is the quaking aspen.
It was the Malik Cook-Stroupe show for the first seven minutes of the game, as the senior guard scored all 17 of UAH’s points during that span. In spite of his electric shooting, poor rebounding allowed the Statesman to trade baskets and keep close to the Chargers. It was notContinue Reading
At a town hall style meeting on April the 5th, the team from the urban development firm Perkins and Wills tasked with planning the development of Executive Plaza unveiled their master plan for the property. The ambitious plan would completely transform the sixty acre parcel of land, located across fromContinue Reading
Postponing the start time from 11:45 to 1:00 did not prevent the game from beginning under dreary skies with light rain falling. Nonetheless, the festivities commenced as Dr. Robert Aldenkirch, the retiring UAH president threw out the first pitch of the game, and as the Chargers would go on toContinue Reading
The UAH Chargers failed to come away with the Gulf South Conference tournament championship, as the Delta State Statesmen solid defense capped UAH to one of their lowest offensive outputs of the season. Fortunately for the Chargers, their strong record likely still assures them a spot in the NCAA tournamentContinue Reading
The Chargers avenged their most recent loss of the season, a February 7th 80-76 loss to the Western Alabama Tigers, by beating the Tigers 82-69 in the semifinal round of the Gulf South Conference tournament, and earning their 4th GSC finals appearance in the past 5 years. The game startedContinue Reading
On senior day, the UAH Chargers Men’s Basketball team used an outstanding second half performance to conclude their 2019 home schedule with a defeat of the Christian Brothers Buccaneers, and to move past the very same Bucs into locking up possession of third place in the Gulf South Conference. TheContinue Reading