Clemson Soccer Coach Arrested On Assault Charge

The men’s soccer coach at Clemson has been arrested after police say he attacked his two teenage daughters over the weekend. Clemson Police Chief Jimmy Dixon said Monday that 48-year-old William Trevor Adair has been released on a $10,000 bond. Adair is charged with two counts assault and battery.

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Published: April 14, 2009

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CLEMSON, S.C. (AP) - The men’s soccer coach at Clemson has been arrested after police say he attacked his two teenage daughters over the weekend.

Clemson Police Chief Jimmy Dixon said Monday that 48-year-old William Trevor Adair has been released on a $10,000 bond. Adair is charged with two counts assault and battery.

Dixon said he didn’t know if Adair had an attorney. The phone at Adair’s home rang busy Monday.

Several news reports indicate that Clemson athletic officials have placed Adair on a leave of absence. A call to an athletic department spokesman was not immediately returned.

Adair led the Tigers men’s soccer team to the College Cup Final Four in 2005 and six NCAA Final Eight appearances in the last 13 years.