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High School Sports

  • BHS litter-free game

    The Buford High School Jr. Civitans Club is teaming with PalmettoPride to help turn its campus into a litter-free zone. On Friday, Sept. 16, when BHS faces Lee Central, fans representing each school will be challenged to keep the stands litter free.
     Students will hand out personal-size litter bags to each fan entering the stadium to use for disposing trash.

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  • Warriors’ rally falls short in 28-21 loss to Centurions

    INDIAN LAND – The roller coaster ride of emotion for Indian Land High School at home continued Friday night.
    Two weeks ago, the Warriors lost a 22-point lead before winning in overtime, 41-35 over rival Buford.
    Indian Land fell behind 21-0 to Class AAA foe Broome High School this week, rallied to tie the game, and ultimately their struggles to stop the Centurions running game was the difference in the Warriors’ 28-21 loss.

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  • Turnovers foil Jackets in 42-21 loss

    BUFORD – Only four games into the young 2016 football season and the Buford High School Yellow Jackets are facing a recurring theme, to the tune of turnovers.
    Friday night was no exception, as the Jackets turned over the ball seven times to the Parkwood High School Rebels from Monroe N.C., and the unbeaten Rebels cruised to a 42-21 road win.
    PHS, 4-0, won its second game in five days after taking a 27-17 home win over Union County, N.C., rival Piedmont High in a contest which was reset after a rainout Sept. 2.

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  • Vols top Cavs in 14-13 win

    KERSHAW – The Andrew Jackson High School Volunteers pushed through for a tough 14-13 home win over Franklin Christian High School of Rock Hill on Friday night.
    AJ senior Heath Gandy sparked the Vols’ victory as he scored two touchdowns on short runs.
    The Volunteers were coming off a 25-8 road win over the Aynor Blue Jackets on Aug. 26.
    AJ was slated to play at home last week, but the game was canceled due to weather from Hurricane Hermine.

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  • Cycs’ FG stuns Bruins

    CHESTER – This time, the kick was like a boot to the gut.
    A week ago, Lancaster got the winning kick on Jacob Cato’s clutch field goal with 12 ticks to go in a 16-14 home win over Fort Mill.
    This week, a similar kick – a game-winning field goal with 12 seconds left – had an agony of defeat sting in a 24-21 road loss to Class AAA foe Chester High School.
    Cyclones’ junior all-purpose player John Erby drilled a 28-yard field goal to lift 3-1 Chester to the three-point win over the sixth-ranked Bruins.

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  • State champion Lady Jackets to be honored

    The Class AA state champion Buford High School Lady Jackets softball team will be honored during a special ceremony at halftime of the Buford vs. Parkwood football game at Jackets Stadium tonight.
    The Lady Jackets, who finished 24-5 last spring, will be presented their state championship rings at halftime of the football game.
    Buford defeated Dillon, the Class AA Lower State champion, to take the best-of-three series, 2-1 on May 20.

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  • IL’s Albino catching on

    INDIAN LAND – Indian Land High School senior wide receiver Ryan Albino is getting his kicks with his hands.
    Albino, a 6-1, 175-pounder in his third season with the Warriors’ football team, is making the most of his senior campaign.
    To date, Albino is IL’s top receiver with 11 catches for 135 yards, 12.2 yards a catch, and a touchdown with no drops.
    Albino’s biggest catch came in the Warriors’ 41-35 overtime home win over county rival Buford High on Aug. 26.

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  • Lady Jackets down Rams

    The Buford High School volleyball team stayed unbeaten in Region IV-AA play with a 3-0 win over Chesterfield on Tuesday. The Lady Jackets downed the Lady Rams, 25-15, 25-6 and 25-19.
    Buford hosted North Central on Thursday in a battle of unbeaten region teams.
    North Central defeated Cheraw in its last match, winning 25-11, 25-14 and 25-11.
    AJ girls win
    The Andrew Jackson Lady Volunteers posted a pair of volleyball wins in recent Region IV-AA action.

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  • LHS cross country has fast start

    The Lancaster High School cross country teams opened their seasons with a fast start in a meet on Aug. 30.
    “This year we have our largest team ever with over 35 total runners,” LHS coach Josh Pauling said. “It is exciting to see them participating and putting in the hard work to improve and be competitive in a new region this year.”
    The LHS girls topped the field with 59 points.
    The Lady Bruins were paced by Sydney Cauthen, 7, 25:15; Heather McCain, 8, 26:23; Sara Ava Shrum, 13, 27:46; Veronica Kail, 14, 27:48; Devan Moore, 17, 28:30.

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  • LHS lone team to travel

    Lancaster, bidding to go 3-0, is the lone county team on the road this week.
    The Bruins, ranked ninth in the latest Class AAAA state football poll, will venture to Chester High School to face the 2-1 Cyclones.
    Three other Lancaster County teams will be at home.
    Buford gets a visit from nearby foe Parkwood of Union County, N.C., a short trip down 522. PHS is 3-0 after a 27-17 home win over Piedmont on Monday night.

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