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High School Sports

  • Bruins top Vols, 8-4

    Lancaster improved its regular-season baseball record to 2-1 with an 8-4 win over host Andrew Jackson High School on Saturday at the Volunteers’ field.

    The Bruins used 11 hits to key their eight runs in the four-run win over the Vols.

    C.J. Brown led the LHS offense with three hits, including two doubles and a home run. He drove in four runs and scored twice.

    Sergio Vasquez supplied two singles and a RBI. Logan Phillips produced two hits and scored twice.

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  • Buford girls 4-0 on soccer season

    The Buford High girls soccer team upped its record to 4-0, blanking visiting Fairfield Central High School of Winnsboro, 9-0 on Thursday night.

    Isabella Jones and Alexa Blackmon led the BHS scoring with two goals each.

    Victoria Hinson, Payton Howell, Emma Larson, Kaylee Ghent and Cassie Bailey each scored one goal.

    Senior keeper Tory Knight recorded her fourth shutout of the season.

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  • Lady Jackets have experience, solid hope

    The Buford High School Lady Jackets’ softball team won the 2016 Class AA state championship, and have solid hope in defending their state crown this spring.

    Buford, led by veteran coach Lael Allen, returns a strong cast from the 2016 squad, which went 24-5 and defeated Lower State champion Dillon for the state title.

    The team returns ace hurler Sydney Sullivan along with six other starters from the top team in Class AA.

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  • Lancers drop three of four games

    The University of South Carolina Lancaster Lancers dropped an 8-3 loss to Indian Hills Community College (Iowa) to cap play in its four-games at Emerson, Ga., on Sunday.

    The Lancers, 21-7, had only five hits, one each from Jared Williams, Josh Evans, Evan Edwards, Rusty Grayson and Evan Flynn.

    Kipp Rollings, 4-2 on the season, took the loss in six innings of work. He allowed six runs, two earned runs, six hits and two walks.

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  • Unbeaten Lady Bruins down Volunteers

    The Lancaster Lady Bruins extended their regular-season softball record to 2-0 with an 8-4 road win over county rival Andrew Jackson High School at the Lady Volunteers’ softball field on Thursday night.

    AJ opened a 2-0 lead after three innings, but the Lady Bruins ignited for four runs in the top of the fourth inning.

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  • Taylor has solid hope for Bruins

    The Lancaster Bruins, under third-year coach Toby Taylor, got off to a slow start on the 2017 campaign, but Taylor is optimistic LHS can come around this season.

    The Bruins went 0-3-1 to open play in the Comporium Preseason Invitational, but have made strides since launching regular-season diamond play.

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  • Andrew Jackson golfers open with win over NCHS

    The Andrew Jackson Volunteers’ golf team, ranked fifth in the S.C. High School Golf Coaches Association poll, opened its season with a home win over Region IV-AA links rival North Central High School on Thursday afternoon at the Kershaw Golf Club.

    The Vols shot a 159 to down the rival Knights, who posted a 220.

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  • Lady Warriors blank Yellow Jackets

    The Indian Land High School Lady Warriors evened their varsity soccer record to 3-3-1 on the season with an 8-0 win over Forest Hills High School of Union County, N.C., on Thursday night.

    The Lady Warriors, ranked second in Class AAA girls soccer, opened a 4-0 halftime lead on the way to the shutout win over the Lady Yellow Jackets at ILHS’s Reservation.

    The Lady Warriors had plenty of contributions in the win as Summer Bishop scored two goals.

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  • Lady Warriors blank Yellow Jackets

    The Indian Land High School Lady Warriors evened their varsity soccer record to 3-3-1 on the season with an 8-0 win over Forest Hills High School of Union County, N.C., on Thursday night.

    The Lady Warriors, ranked second in Class AAA girls soccer, opened a 4-0 halftime lead on the way to the shutout win over the Lady Yellow Jackets at ILHS’s Reservation.

    The Lady Warriors had plenty of contributions in the win as Summer Bishop scored two goals.

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  • Perry excited about LHS softball season

    The Lancaster High Lady Bruins have captured 38 straight playoff bids and the 2017 LHS team is bidding to continue that stellar spring streak.

    Veteran coach Kim Perry, in her seventh season at LHS, has a strong cast of seasoned players back from the region runner-up team, which made a strong run in the playoffs last season to advance to the Upstate final four for the second straight season.

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