HILTON HEAD, SC -- The Armstrong Atlantic State University athletic department was presented with their third consecutive PBC Commissioner's Cup following the 2013-14 season at the league's annual meetings in Hilton Head, S.C.  Armstrong becomes the first program since Columbus State in 2005-08 to win three straight cups.  The award is presented annually to the best overall athletic department in the conference, as determined by regular-season league standings.

Armstrong captured PBC regular-season championships in volleyball and women's tennis and was tied atop the league standings in men's tennis.  The Pirates also finished in the top three in women's soccer, women's basketball and softball.  Armstrong accumulated 93.5 points out of a possible 129 due to them, a .7248 percentage.  

Columbus State was the only other PBC program to crack the 70% mark after finishing tied for first in men's cross country and men's tennis.  Lander was third in the standings with Clayton State in fourth.

The PBC Commissioner’s Cup is determined by calculating the number of points possible to each school, given the number of sports they participate in, divided by the number of points earned during the year.  Points are determined by placement in the final regular-season standings in each of the PBC’s 15 championship sports.