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High School Sports

  • Key pick powers Lions by Warriors

    Eric Rowell
    For The Lancaster News
    INDIAN LAND – A key turnover turned away Indian Land’s hopes of a football win Friday night at the IL Reservation where the Lewisville Lions roared to a 42-7 win.
    Lewisville’s Malcolm Means took the wind out of Indian Land’s momentum drive, intercepting IL’s Dalton McGuirt’s pass and returning it 75 yards for a touchdown early in the third period.
    The pick six gave Lewisville a 28-7 lead on its way to the 35-point win over host IL.

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  • LHS Lady Bruins upbeat about tennis hopes

    Staff Reports
    The Lancaster Lady Bruins’ tennis team is hoping to develop a solid lineup from top to bottom for the 2012 season.
    The LHS girls retrun a solid cast, including three senior standouts at the top of their lineup.
    The trio includes Lyndsey Hegler, Sara Hicks and Carley Adams.
    Hicks was the team MVP last fall, while Adams earned the Lady Bruins’ Coaches Award.

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  • Ellis puts it on the line

     

       

    KERSHAW – Andrew Jackson High School senior lineman Nick Ellis can play his share of positions on both sides of the football, but AJ offensive line coach Larry Cox notes Ellis’ greatest asset is as a “team player.”

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  • Lady Vols banking on volleyball experience

     

       

    The Andrew Jackson Lady Volunteers’ volleyball team returns a veteran group and they hope the experience will be to AJ’s benefit.

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  • Lancaster High swim team sweeps in opener

    The Lancaster High School swim team rolled in its opener Thursday, Aug. 30.

    The Bruins topped the three-way meet with 240 points, followed by Hartsville 42 and Chester 9.

    Following are the meet results:

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  • LHS girls open with tennis win

    The LHS girls tennis team opened its season with a strong 6-0 win against South Pointe Thursday, Aug. 30th in Rock Hill.

    The win was capitalized by 6-0, 6-0 wins from the team’s No. 1 and No. 2 singles players, Lyndsey Hegler and Sara Hicks.

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  • Lady Bruins hoping to build on 3-0 start

    Lancaster High School volleyball coach Betsi O’Shields hopes the Lady Bruins’ fast start will be a boost for region play.

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  • Bruins' Jackson, IL's Locklear lead county honorees in Tri-County Football Coaches awards

    A pair of Lancaster County high school football standouts led the first honorees at the opening meeting of the Founders Federal Credit Union Tri-County Football Coaches Association.

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  • Teams seek to rebound

     

       

    It’s the week of rebound for Lancaster County high school football teams in week three.

    All four teams will be looking to bounce back from losses in week two last Friday night.

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  • Hames-led Wildcats roll to victory over Warriors

    Eric Rowell
    For The Lancaster News
    BLACKSBURG – Blacksburg’s Nick Hames produced big play after big play to spark the host Wildcats to a 32-14 win over Indian Land on Friday night at BHS’s Campbell Stadium.
    The Wildcats’ win gave Blacksburg its first win over IL since 2002.
    Hames keyed the Cats, 1-1, with a 65-yard punt return for a touchdown and an 83-yard pass reception in the 18-point win.
    “That Hames is a heck of a player,” IL coach Mike Mayer said. “He really hurt us tonight.”

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