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Today's Sports

  • IL Warriors rebound in 7-0...

     

    INDIAN LAND – The Indian Land Warriors rebounded with resound to stay alive in the Class AA Upper State championship baseball series on Monday, May 12.

    The host Warriors, 17-8, blanked Chesnee, 7-0 in a Class AA Upstate championship second round elimination game win to stay alive in the playoffs.

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  • LHS nets history-maker

     

    The Lancaster Lady Bruins’ soccer team made one goal stand in a history-making win over Riverside High School of Greer in the opening round of the Class AAAA Upper State soccer playoffs on Monday, May 12 at Memorial Stadium.

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  • Close racing highlights LSS...

     Lancaster Super Speedway featured some of its top action of the season Saturday, May 10. The Pro Street division featured a Timbo Mangum vs Brandy Baker battle. The sage drivers battled for the lead, with clean, tight driving.

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  • Bruins fall in playoffs after...

     Staff Reports

    The 2014 version of the Bruins’ tennis team had a successful year despite battling injuries and inconsistency throughout the season. 

    The squad finished with a region record of 8-6 which earned them a fourth-place position and a No. 4 seed in the playoffs.

    Lancaster was matched with tennis powerhouse Spartanburg for the first round and fell short, 6-0.

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  • Warriors seek to rebound

     Robert Howey

    rhowey@thelancasternews.com

    PAGELAND – Indian Land faces a familiar postseason baseball scenario for the Class AA Upper State championship series.

    The 16-8 Warriors, who battled back through the losers’ bracket to win the District III title with a sweep of region and county rival Buford on Wednesday, May 7, will have to do the same.

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  • Lady Bruins hoping to add to...

     Staff reports

    The Lancaster High School girls soccer team has produced a landmark season on the pitch and the Lady Bruins hope to add more milestones as the state playoffs open this week.

    The Lady Bruins, 15-6, 9-5 in region play, are ranked No. 15 in the latest Class AAAA girls state soccer poll.

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  • Callahan, Manore to play...

     Jordan Ribelin

    For The Lancaster News

    USCL baseball players Zach Callahan and Ryan Manore were teammates this season for the Lancer baseball team, and they will remain teammates.

    Both have signed to play their next two years at Francis Marion University.

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  • Crenshaw signs with North...

    Jordan Ribelin

    For The Lancaster News

    University of South Carolina Lancaster outfielder Jonah Crenshaw spent his freshman year at playing baseball Toccoa Falls College.

    At the end of that year, Crenshaw knew he wanted to come home to further his baseball career.

    Crenshaw, a local product, played his high school ball right here at Lancaster High’s Doomsday Corner.

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  • Bruins fall in playoffs after...

     Staff Reports

    The 2014 version of the Bruins’ tennis team had a successful year despite battling injuries and inconsistency throughout the season. 

    The squad finished with a region record of 8-6 which earned them a fourth-place position and a No. 4 seed in the playoffs.

    Lancaster was matched with tennis powerhouse Spartanburg for the first round and fell short, 6-0.

    Click here to read more...
  • Warriors seek to rebound

     Robert Howey

    rhowey@thelancasternews.com

    PAGELAND – Indian Land faces a familiar postseason baseball scenario for the Class AA Upper State championship series.

    The 16-8 Warriors, who battled back through the losers’ bracket to win the District III title with a sweep of region and county rival Buford on Wednesday, May 7, will have to do the same.

    Click here to read more...