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Today's News

  • Newberry honors former county prep stars McIlwain, Walters

    Two former Lancaster County high school football standouts were recently honored at the Newberry College football banquet.

    Kamaal McIlwain, a former Indian Land High School football star, received a pair of honors.

    McIlwain, a sophomore, was presented the Most Valuable Defensive Back and Most Valuable Special Teams player.

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  • Lady Jackets win, face IL

    County softball rivals Buford and Indian Land have battled three times this spring and they will tangle again today with high stakes on the line in the Class A Upper State championship.

    BHS, which defeated IL in two of the meetings, visits the Lady Warriors’ field today to decide which team advances to the Class A state championship series next week.

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  • Lady Jackets in title series lead

    The Buford High girls host game two today at 6 p.m., needing a win to clinch their first-ever state softball championship.

    Buford, the Class A Upper State champion, opened the best-of-three Class A state title series with a 4-0 win over Class A Lower State champion Johnsonville.

    Should Johnsonville win today, a decisive third game is scheduled for Friday at a neutral site.

    Family backing for BHS hurler

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  • P-31 juniors seek to continue success

    The 2009 Lancaster Post 31 junior team faces a challenge this season after a record run by the 2008 P-31 team last summer.

    The 2008 team, which finished 16-10, earned a first-ever state tournament bid and placed third in the Lake City field.

    The 2009 team, led by first-year coach Josh Pauling, sports a solid unit, including a host of players who played a year ago when the P-31 junior team qualified for the playoffs as the League V runner-up.

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  • Buford snuffs Flashes

    JOHNSONVILLE The Buford High School Lady Jackets’ softball team needs one win to produce a program first.

    The 25-9 BHS girls are a game away from winning their first-ever state softball championship.

    The Lady Jackets, 9-2 in postseason play, took a major step toward the Class A state softball crown with a 4-0 win over Lower State champion Johnsonville at the Lady Flashes’ field on Monday.

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  • Vols, Jackets notch first-round soccer wins

    Andrew Jackson and Buford posted first-round home playoff soccer wins on Tuesday night.

    The Vols launched the Class AA Upper State playoffs with a  5-0 win over Mid Carolina, while Buford was blanked Landrum 7-0 in the Class A playoffs.

    AJ senior Jason Faile, a USC-Sumter soccer signee, scored three goals to pace the Vols, who held a 3-0 lead at the half.

    Tyler Stroud and Justin Deese each added a goal for the winners. Tyler Dinkins, Brandon Neal and Paul Harris each had an assist for AJ.

    Senior keeper Justin Sellers notched the shutout.

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  • Buford sweeps into state

    INDIAN LAND  Buford’s diamond mission was simple get it done the hard way and the battling Lady Jackets did so in flying colors BHS maroon and gold.

    Buford, needing two wins over county rival Indian Land, swept the Lady Warriors 5-2 and 6-0 to capture its first Class A Upper State softball championship at the IL field on Friday.

    The sweep sends BHS to the best-of-three Class A state title series Monday when the Lady Jackets venture to Lower State champion Johnsonville for the opening game.

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  • Breaking News Bench new Andrew Jackson football coach

    Elmer Bench is the new Andrew Jackson High School football coach. Bench, who comes to AJ from West Florence High School in Florence, was approved as the Vols 10th head football coach today at a morning meeting of the Lancaster County School Board.

    Bench, a four-year football letterman at Clemson, served as the WFHS Knights' defensive coordinator.

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  • AJ Vols, Jackets fall in playoffs

    Walhalla scored a goal in each half on the way to a 2-0 home win over Andrew Jackson in the Class AA Upper State playoffs on Thursday night.

    The loss ended AJ’s season at 15-6.

    The match was the final contest for AJ boys coach Randy Jordan who is moving to USCL to work with the Lancers’ soccer program as the girls’ coach.

    Jordan has already signed Lady Vols’ soccer standout Rachael Dippel to play at USCL in the fall.

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  • County athletes place in state track meets

    A host of Lancaster County athletes turned in solid performances at the state track meet at Lower Richland High School over the weekend.

    Indian Land High Lady Warriors Mariah Williams and Lindsay Johnson each posted a third-place in their events.

    Williams was third in the 100 hurdles with a 17.63 effort. An IL sophomore, Williams ran a 17.4 to place first in the Upper State qualifier.

    Williams was seventh in the high jump with a 4-10 showing. Johnson was third in the long jump with a 16-2 performance.

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