High School Sports

INDIAN LAND – Lee Central, in a Region IV-AA doubleheader sweep of Indian Land, used key runs to net a pair of league wins over the Warriors on Friday night at the IL gym.

The Lady Warriors, in their best effort of the season in league play, battled Lee Central before falling, 48-45.

This time overtime was a better time for the Lancaster Bruins.

LHS, on the road at Region III-AAAA foe Northwestern, prevailed in a 63-61 overtime win over the upset-minded Trojans in Rock Hill on Friday night.

Lancaster High School standout defensive back Shaq Elder is headed west to take his game to the next level.

Elder, a three-year starter in the Bruins’ secondary, signed with Feather River College, a Quincy, Calif., junior college, where he will play for the next two seasons.

Lancaster High School standout two-way football performer KeAnthony Foster said his hard work has paid off for him.

Foster solidified his education and athletic future, signing with Orangeburg Calhoun Prep Academy on Wednesday in the LHS media center.