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Community Sports

  • Oliver leads quartet of repeat LJGA victors
    David Oliver was one of four junior golfers to post a third straight win in the Lancaster chapter of the S.C. Junior Golf Association’s tournament play. Oliver, playing at his home course at White Plains Golf Club in Pageland, shot a 24 over five holes from special tees to notch his third consecutive win. The LJGA chapter opened its 2011 season at the Lancaster Golf Club and followed at the Chester Golf Club before playing White Plains in Pageland last Monday.
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  • Don’t count out cardiac Gamecocks
    With all the gut-wrenching action of South Carolina’s emotional 3-2 win over No. 1 national seed Virginia, did you really doubt the Gamecocks’ chances Friday night? A USC foe’s No. 1 billing seems to inspire the Gamecocks to turn it up a notch, or just whatever it takes.
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  • CPTC wins 77 medals at district qualifying meet
    The Columbus Parker Track Club garnered 77 awards for places first to sixth at the district qualifying meet in Spartanburg. The Lancaster youth track team amassed 45 medals for its first- to third-place finishers. The CPTC earned eight gold medals, 23 silver medals and 14 bronze medals. Rekia Polk, in the girls 10-under age group, led the way with two firsts and a second. During the meet at Spartanburg High School, the team qualified 35 athletes to compete at Lucy C. Laney Stadium in August, Ga. 10-under girls
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  • Lancaster Makos defeat Stingrays
          The Lancaster Makos continued their winning ways, taking a 288-249 win over the Kershaw Stingrays on Tuesday.
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  • Dixie Softball all-stars launch play
    Lancaster County Parks and Recreation Commission Dixie Softball all-star teams open district play tonight in three different divisions at the Rodman Sports Complex in Richburg. The Darlings stars, ages 7-8, and the Angels stars, ages 9-10, will each launch tournament play at 6 p.m.
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  • Post 31 drills Fort Mill, Clover
        The Lancaster Post 31 senior team continued its quest for postseason play with a 9-2 American Legion road win over Clover Post 38 on Wednesday night. The 5-5 seniors, with productive bats, forged a 6-2 lead after six innings and cruised to the seven-run win.
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  • Rock Hill foils P-31 seniors
          The Lancaster Post 31 senior team was hoping for some diamond revenge, but Rock Hill posted a repeat win.
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  • Makos down Camden in road win
          The Lancaster Makos moved their swim mark to 3-1 with a 289-250 win over host Camden on Saturday.
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  • Pitching powers juniors
          The Lancaster Legion Post 31 junior baseball team was able to make the most of its hits, but the senior squad couldn’t duplicate the diamond feat.
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  • Makos top Stingrays for second victory
    The Lancaster Makos moved their record to 2-1 with a 324-216 win over the Kershaw Stingrays at the Kershaw pool on Thursday. The Makos were led by Logan Phillips, Noah Phillips, Bryce Blanton and Elizabeth Catoe who posted four wins each.
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