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High School Sports

  • Tri-County honors four county players

    RICHBURG – Four Lancaster County high school football players were honored at the weekly meeting of the Founders Federal Tri-County Football Coaches Association on Tuesday afternoon.

    Lancaster High School players Kaderrious Jackson and Quinshun Evans were saluted for their play, along with Indian Land High School’s Curtis Groll and Jimmy Locklear.

    Jackson, the LHS senior quarterback, was named the Division I Offensive Player of the Week for his play in the Bruins’ home loss to Rock Hill at Memorial Stadium.

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  • Game directions

    LHS at South Pointe
    From Lancaster, take U.S. 521 North to S.C. 5 West just below Andrew Jackson State Park. Follow S.C. 5 West into Rock Hill to U.S. 21. Turn left and follow to State Road 250 and turn right. Follow State Road 250 to Neely Road and turn left and follow Neely Road to South Pointe High School. Stadium is on campus. Kickoff is at 7:30 p.m.

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  • Unsung heroes

    Lancaster
    Quinshun Evans had 14 tackles, which included two unassisted hits, five first hits and seven assists. David Hilton had a solid game for the Bruins with nine tackles, one unassisted, four first hits and three assists, a sack and a 44-yard interception return for a touchdown.

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  • County teams focus on playoffs, pride

    Playoffs and pride are the focal points in week 11 play for Lancaster County high school football teams.
    Buford, Andrew Jackson and Indian Land are looking to the upcoming Class AA Upper State playoffs.
    Lancaster High School, out of the playoff picture in Class AAAA, is playing for pride this week.

    In games this week, Lancaster caps its 2012 season with a Region III-AAAA road game at South Pointe High School of Rock Hill.

    Buford, with a first-round bye in the Class AA Upper State Div. II playoffs as the third seed, is idle this Friday.

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  • Lady Volunteers roll on

    KERSHAW – The Andrew Jackson High Lady Volunteers continued their postseason volleyball roll Monday in the AJ gym.

    Region IV-AA foe Chesterfield High School, the runner-up team to the region champion Lady Vols this season, was the latest AJ volleyball playoff victim.

    The Andrew Jackson girls, who haven’t lost a game in their three postseason sweeps, downed the Lady Rams – 25-21, 25-20 and 25-23.

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  • Ussery's tough for Vols

     

       

    KERSHAW – U.S. seventh president Andrew Jackson, known as “Old Hickory” for his toughness, would take pride in AJ High senior two-way performer Cody Ussery.

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  • Ussery's tough for Vols

     

       

    KERSHAW – U.S. seventh president Andrew Jackson, known as “Old Hickory” for his toughness, would take pride in AJ High senior two-way performer Cody Ussery.

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  • Lady Vols sweep IL girls, advance

     

       

    The Andrew Jackson Lady Volunteers swept county and region rival Indian Land to earn a host berth in the Class AA Upper State volleyball semifinal playoffs on Monday.

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  • Rivalry clashes set Friday

     

       

    County rivals Buford and Indian Land will meet for the second time this season with the stakes higher the second time around.

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  • AJ girls pound Pelion, host Lady Warriors

     

       

    The Region IV-AA volleyball champion Andrew Jackson Lady Volunteers launched the Class AA Upper State playoffs in impressive fashion on Monday night at the AJ gym.

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