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Today's Sports

  • Lady Bruins roll to region title

    The Lancaster Lady Bruins roared to the Region III-AAAA softball title, shelling rival South Pointe High School of Rock Hill, 17-0 on LHS Senior Night on Friday.

    The Lady Bruins blitzed the Lady Stallions for 17 hits on the way to the lopsided win halted due to the 10-run mercy rule.

    “I’m extremely proud of these girls,” LHS coach Erin Walker said. “We came to play tonight and executed.

    “We had a lot of energy and focus,” Walker said. “You couldn’t ask for a better group of girls.”

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  • Buford’s James ‘Coach Mo’ Award...

    Veteran Buford High School assistant football coach Wes James is the first recipient of the Lancaster County Fellowship of Christian Athletes Coach of the Year, the ‘Coach Mo’ Award.

    James, the Jackets’ longtime offensive line coach, was presented the honor, given in memory of his former BHS coaching associate Jeff Moyer, better known as “Coach Mo,” during the annual Lancaster County Fellowship of Christian Athletes banquet at Second Baptist Church on Monday night.

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  • Bruins win KLS Running for Ryan...

    Lancaster High School captured titles in the 12th annual KLS Running for Ryan Lancaster County track meet Saturday afternoon at the LHS track.

    The Bruins topped the boys field with 103 points, while the Lady Bruins won the girls meet with 77 points.

    The LHS boys won seven events, while the Lady Bruins took six firsts in the event held in memory of Ryan McKinney, a former LHS track athlete. Running for Ryan also serves to promote a greater awareness of KLS – Klein Levin Syndrome.

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  • Lancers drop three games to...

    Louisburg College captured a NJCAA Region X baseball series, taking three games from the University of South Carolina Lancaster Lancers, including two games Sunday, at the Lancaster High School baseball field.

    The teams split two games in the series opener Saturday at the LHS field.

    Louisburg prevailed 13-2 in five innings and 4-1 for the Sunday sweep.

    Louisburg, in the three-run win, made the most of nine hits.

    Bo Owens led USCL with three hits. Nick Cicci supplied two hits, including a double.

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  • Jackets edge Vols to cap regular...

    Staff Reports

    Buford highlighted Jackets Senior Night, topping rival Andrew Jackson, 9-8 to cap regular-season baseball play Friday night at Buford Park.

    BHS, down 4-3 going to the bottom of the sixth, exploded for six runs to take a 9-4 lead.

    AJ rallied for four runs in the top of the seventh, but the Jackets held on for the win.

    Dylan Montgomery, who worked two innings, was the winner.

    Brett Sistrare hurled five innings before Montgomery came on in the final two frames.

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  • Huey Blue Ridge Outlaw Late...

    Mike Huey captured the Blue Ridge Outlaw Late Models win to highlight racing action at Lancaster Motor Speedway on Saturday night.

    Matthew Nance, making his first-ever LMS start, had a rough time getting here as his hauler was in a wreck near Statesville, N.C.

    Nance led over Huey, David Yandle, and Brian Carswell in the early laps.

    The race then became a Nance and Huey show.

    Nance, the leader in points for the Fastrak touring Crate Late Model Series, was making his first Blue Ridge Outlaw Late Models start this season.

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  • Bruins host region golf...

    The Lancaster High School golf team, 15-1, 8-0 in Region III-AAAA play, will host the region golf tournament today at the Lancaster Golf Club.

    The tournament was scheduled to be played Monday, but rain canceled the tournament to today.

    Play is slated to begin at 10 a.m. today.

    The Bruins, in their last outing, posted a 150 to sweep a four-way match with region foes Westwood, York and Ridge View last week at the LGC.

    York shot a 174, followed by Ridge View with a 222 and Westwood at 231.

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  • Vols get their kicks in region...

    Andrew Jackson High School soccer celebrated an “orange-letter day” Thursday in high school soccer.

    Both AJ teams, by the same score, clinched Region IV-AA soccer championships with wins over county and region rival Buford High School.

    The Volunteers, visiting the Jackets, prevailed in the boys’ match, taking a 3-1 win over BHS, the defending region champion.

    The Lady Volunteers, at AJ, captured a 3-1 victory over the visiting Lady Jackets, who also won the 2017 region soccer crown.

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  • Coker signs Thompson for track

    Lancaster High School senior track standout Frederick Thompson Jr., is moving on in his track and education career.

    Thompson, a middle distance runner and sprinter for the Bruins, is headed to Coker College in Hartsville to run with the Cobras, a NCAA Division II member which competes in the South Atlantic Conference.

    “Coker is a young track program and I feel I can help it grow and build the program there,” said Thompson, who signed at the LHS track on Thursday morning with family and his track coaches witnessing.

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  • Bruins’ Fisher signs with USCU

    Lancaster High School softball senior first baseman De’Asia Fisher has been a part of the Lady Bruins’ diamond success and she wants to do the same at the next level.

    Fisher, headed to USC Union in the fall, is looking forward to the challenge ahead.

    “USC Union is a new program, a building process and I want to be a part of that,” Fisher said.

    Fisher has seen the LHS Lady Bruins have their share of success, a region title and a pair of district crowns in the Upper State softball playoffs.

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