The midfielder finished his collegiate career in 2009 with 17 goals and 14 assists for 48 points. He netted a career-high five goals this past season to help the Cougars to a No. 2 seed in the Southern Conference Championships. He was recognized with second-team all-conference honors.

"Prince beat out a few players to earn a roster spot," Battery head coach Mike Anhaeuser said. "We look forward to him making contributions all over the field as he has shown lots versatility in pre-season."

Prince is joined on the team by CofC assistant coach Keith Wiggans who returns to Blackbaud Stadium for a fifth season with the Battery at goalkeeper.

The team, which plays as part of the United Soccer League Division 2 opened its season on Apr. 17 at the Charlotte Eagles. The Battery plays its first home game on Apr. 24 at 7:30 p.m. against the Pittsburgh Riverhounds.

The 23 year-old is pursuing a degree in Business Administration.