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High School Sports

  • Lancaster High cross country team off to solid start for 2015 campaign

    The Lancaster High School cross country season is off to a positive start with a great group of returners and newcomers.
    Returners on the boys squad include: senior Herbert Jones III, juniors Alex Quevedo, Michael Duffell-Hoffman, Kohl Whitfield, sophomores Harrison Latham and Kyle McManus, and freshman Matthew Duffell-Hoffman.
    Team newcomers include Alex Barton, Kei’lyn Catoe, Bryce Faulkenberry, Alejandro Fernandez, Jamari Hubbard, DaShaun Robinson, Jonathan Roman, Caden Taylor, Edward Trejo, Rueben Trejo, Scottie Walker and Tristen Glenn.

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  • LHS trio boosts offense

    When it comes to offense this season, the Lancaster Bruins’ football team, 5-0 and ranked No. 8 in the latest Class AAA state poll, gets it done in a rush.
    The junior backfield tandem of Ant Foster and Farrika Grier are the legs of the running attack as two physical backs that power their way through would-be tacklers.
    There’s another component, which might not net all the attention, but has proven worthy in the LHS run.

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  • Evans all-tourney in WSCGA Junior Foundation event

    Baylee Evans, representing Lancaster High School as an individual golfer this season, earned a spot on the elite All High School Team to cap play in the fourth annual High School Invitational hosted by the Junior Golf Foundation of the Women’s S.C. Golf Association.
    Evans, a LHS sophomore, shot a 148 (77-71) over two days to place fourth among the top five individuals at the tournament held at The Sanctuary at Cat Island in Beaufort.
    The five lowest individual scorers and ties comprised the All-High School team, and each received an engraved award.

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  • Coaches honor county quartet for week 5 play

    Four Lancaster County high school football players received top honors at the week five meeting of the Tri-County Football Coaches Association on Tuesday, Sept. 29 at the Front Porch Restaurant in Richburg.
    Two Lancaster High School players and a pair of Indian Land players were spotlighted during voting for the Division II awards for the participating Class A, AA and AAA schools.
    Lancaster, which improved to 5-0 with a 42-12 home win over Lewisville High School, was paced by senior offensive lineman Graham Banks and senior defensive back DeMonte Bell.

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  • LHS swimmers dominate Hartsville meet

    The unbeaten Lancaster High School girls team and the LHS boys, 14-1, dominated at the Hartsville Invitational in Hartsville on Saturday, Sept. 26.
    The LHS girls, unbeaten for the second straight season, topped the girls field with 176 points.
    The Lady Bruins were  followed by West Florence 141, Wilson High School 78, Governor’s School 77, South Florence 8 and host Hartsville 4.
    In the boys meet, Lancaster rolled up 202 points to win the meet.

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  • Region play in full focus

    Lancaster launches the “second season,” while Buford and Indian Land continue region play and AJ steps away from non-league play to highlight week six in county high school play.
    Lancaster, capping a three-game home stretch, will open Region III-AAA as the Bruins host Chester.
    Buford, 2-0 in Region IV-AA play, will seek to keep its spotless league mark intact as the Jackets host Cheraw.
    Indian Land, 4-1, 1-1, hits the road in region play as the Warriors venture to Pageland to face Central High, 1-4, 1-1.

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  • Jackets blitz Knight in 40-6 rout

    BOONETOWN – Behind a balanced offensive attack and a punishing defense, Buford cruised to their first road win of the season, defeating the North Central Knights, 40-6 Friday night in Boonetown.
    Buford pushed its record above .500 (3-2) to give the Jackets a perfect 2-0 mark in Region IV-AA play.
    Buford senior quarterback Scotti Moser threw for 149 yards and two TDs and the Jackets’ ground attack churned out another 143 yards.

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  • Bruins lash Lions, 42-12

    Lancaster High head football coach Bobby Collins was happy for the win, a 42-12 victory over Class A Lewisville, but at the same time used the game as an example.
    The ninth-ranked Bruins, 5-0, rolled in the second half after starting a little slow in the 30-point win on Friday, Sept. 25 at Memorial Stadium.

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  • Eagles soar to down Vols, 27-7

    KERSHAW –  Central of Pageland extended its winning streak to 22 games over Andrew Jackson, 27-7 Friday night at Volunteer Stadium.
    The Eagles’ D.J. Drake slashed the Volunteer defense for 138 yards and three touchdowns in what turned out to be the difference maker for the Eagles.
    The game was knotted 7-7 at the half, but the Eagles’ defense shut down the Volunteers in the second half.

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  • Rams roll in victory over Warriors

    CHESTERFIELD – It’s not how you start, it’s how you finish is cliche, but there is a good reason for that; it’s the truth.
    Never was it proven as well as Friday night when Indian Land faced Chesterfield at CHS in Region IV-AA.
    The Warriors Lee Massey returned the opening kick off 85 yards for a quick score, but the Rams would outscore Indian Land 48-7 for the rest of the first half, and Chesterfield cruised to a 61-30 region win.

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