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High School Sports

  • LHS honors top swimmers

    The Lancaster High School swim team recently honored its top performers for the Bruins’ 2016 season.

    LHS swim coach Charles Henry honored a top male and female swimmer in each award during the presentations.

    Lauren Spencer was the LHS girls swim MVP and Samuel Page was the LHS boys swim MVP.

    The team’s rookie of the year awards were presented to Taylor Teague (girls) and Andres Cuella (boys).

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  • IL’s Howie signs with Concord

    INDIAN LAND – The Indian Land High School media center abounded with smiles Wednesday afternoon.

    The biggest grin belonged to a ILHS Warriors football standout, senior linebacker Dillon Howie, who signed with Concord University in Athens, W.Va.

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  • Spencer signs with Greensboro College

    Lancaster High School standout swimmer Lauren Spencer is headed to Greensboro College with her sport and future in mind.

    Spencer, who was a LHS swim team member for seven seasons including one as a team manager, said GC offered what she sought in her college future.

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  • Coaches pick Pats in ‘good game’

    Lancaster County high school football coaches give the edge to the New England Patriots to win Super Bowl LI tonight in Houston.

    The AFC champion Patriots, 14-2, will battle the NFC champion Atlanta Falcons, 11-5, in the NFL championship game, which kicks off at 6:30 p.m. at NRG Stadium.

    FOX Sports (Charlotte channel 46) will carry the game, with the Patriots a three-point pick to win their fifth Super Bowl title in nine appearances.

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  • Barton IV-AA Wrestler of the Year

    Buford High School senior 220-pound wrestler Dakota Barton is the Region IV-AA Wrestler of the Year.

    Barton, the defending 220-pound Class A-AA state champion, was selected for the honor during the region wrestling coaches meeting held Thursday night at the Buford Sports Bar, a central location for the region coaches.

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  • Jackets snap skid with win over Rams

    Buford led from start to finish to net a 52-47 win over Chesterfield for a Region IV-AA split with the Rams on Tuesday night at BHS.
    The Lady Jackets dropped a 38-31 loss to the CHS girls.
    In the nightcap, the Jackets, 2-15, 1-8, took the early lead, holding a 13-6 edge after the opening period.
    Buford pushed the lead to six, 25-19 at the half.
    The Jackets owned a 39-33 lead after three before posting the five-point win to snap a 12-game losing skid.
    BHS coach Raheem Waller was pleased with the win.

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  • Bruins drop pair at Ridge View

    Lancaster High School had a rough night at Ridge View High School where the Bruins dropped a pair of Region III-AAAA basketball losses to the host Blazers.
    The LHS boys, 0-7, 7-14, fell in a 65-52 loss and the Lady Bruins fell to the Lady Blazers, 68-24.
    The LHS boys were tied at 7-all after one period, but the Blazers took control in the second period with a 20-8 surge to take a 27-15 halftime lead.
    RVHS held a 47-34 lead and took the 65-52 win.

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  • Warriors net road wins over Caps

    Indian Land made the most of a Region III-AAA road trip to Columbia High School on Tuesday night when the Warriors notched a sweep of the host Capitals.
    The Indian Land girls avenged their lone loss of the Region III-AAA season, taking a 50-41 win over Columbia High.
    The IL boys capped the sweep with a 62-61 win over CHS.
    In the opener, the CHS Lady Caps led 12-7 after one period, but Indian Land began to launch its comeback in the second period when it outscored Columbia, 10-4 to take a 17-16 halftime lead.

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  • County wrestling teams set for playoffs

    Lancaster County prep wrestling teams will compete in the state playoffs which are scheduled to open Saturday.
    Lancaster High School,  in the Class AAAA Upstate playoffs, is slated to visit Belton-Honea Path.
    Lancaster is seeded fourth from its region, while BHP is a top seed.
    In the Class AAA Upper State playoffs, Indian Land, the second seed from its region, is scheduled to visit Emerald High School of Greenwood to face Mid-Carolina High of Prosperity.
    Indian Land, 21-5, is seeded second in the bracket, while Mid-Carolina is a third seed.

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  • Bruins bound for next level

    Five Lancaster High School football players booked their college futures in the packed LHS media center Wednesday morning, national signing day for college football prospects.
    The Bruins’ quality quintet included running back Farrika Grier (S.C. State), Desmond Ricks (Hampton University), Ant Foster (Newberry College), Cordarius “Tee” Tinsley (Limestone College) and Houston Brantley (Wingate University).
    u Grier said his SCSU official visit sold him on the Bulldogs.

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