Hunter Bailey

It has been a busy week inside Halton Arena, where the Charlotte 49ers moved on from head men's basketball head coach Aaron Fearne and opened the first coaching search in the American Conference on Tuesday.

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The Charlotte 49ers took the field for the first of 15 spring practices on Tuesday morning, gearing up for the second year under head coach Tim Albin

Wes Miller was introduced as Charlotte's next men's basketball coach on Wednesday afternoon at Halton Arena in front of hundreds of fans, university

The first week of spring practice has come and gone for coach Tim Albin and the Charlotte 49ers, who put on pads for the first time Saturday morning.

Through two weeks of Charlotte's spring football session, the 49ers are beginning to find an identity on offense. And after last season's struggles, it's not what you may think.

A tale of two halves is a phrase that could encapsulate much of Charlotte FC's hot start to the season, but Saturday night against Nashville SC wouldn't fit the bill.

While the road was undoubtedly bumpy for Nate Faanes and Charlotte's defense last season, there's a growing sense of excitement for the 49ers as Faanes enters his second year as defensive coordinator.

Saturday afternoon's open practice ushered in Charlotte's final week of spring ball, as the gates of Jerry Richardson Stadium swung open to give fans their first close look at Tim Albin's second-year roster.

Spring practice is in the books for Tim Albin and the Charlotte 49ers as they enter year two of his tenure, aiming to rebound from a one-win 2025 season.