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Today's Sports

  • Bruins challenge Stallions

    Lancaster opens Region IV-AAAA football play in a big way Friday night.The Bruins, 5-1 and off to their best start since 1981, face the No.

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  • LHS's Foster honored by Tri...

    Lancaster High School sophomore defensive lineman Daniel Foster was the lone county player to earn honors at the weekly meeting of the Founders Federal Tri-County Football Coaches Association.Foster, in the Bruins’ 30-0 Senior Night win over Nation Ford of Fort Mill, notched 14 tackles, a sack, a tackle for loss and a pressure passer.“Daniel had a solid game for us and was a key reason for a shutout,” LHS coach Bennie McMurray said. “Our defense has played well this season and we need them to continue that sound play.

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  • Late score lifts Devils over...

    GREAT FALLS – The Great Falls Red Devils hosted the Buford Yellow Jackets in a Region III-A football game which kept the crowd guessing up until the game’s final moments.Great Falls, snapping a 14-all stalemate, scored the winning touchdown with 5:43 to play as Red Devils’ running back A.J.

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  • Vols pluck Shamrocks in 28-7...

    KERSHAW – Offensive-minded Andrew Jackson exploded for 28 first-half points and rolled up 409 yards total offense in routing Eau Claire of Columbia, 28-7 on the Vols’ 2008 homecoming Friday night.Rifle-armed AJ senior quarterback Daniel Pardue threw three touchdown passes, including two to senior Justin Sellers. Pardue completed 12-26 passes for 209 yards to help the Vols even their record at 3-3, 1-0.Junior Trent Flowers ignited the packed homecoming crowd with an electrifying 72-yard opening kickoff return to the Rocks’ three.

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  • Bruins ignite, blast Falcons

    A post-game fireworks show highlighted Lancaster High School’s military salute, but a late first-half Bruins’ points explosion sparked LHS to a 30-0 win over Nation Ford on Friday night at Memorial Stadium.LHS, clinging to a 3-0 lead, scored two touchdowns in a flash – 31 seconds to be exact – to take control on Bruins’ Senior Night.LHS senior running back Jamias Clark, who ran for 126 yards in 22 carries and scored twice, capped a 11-play, 69-yard drive with a seven-yard run to give the Bruins a 10-0 lead after senior place-kicker An

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  • Lady Bruins blank Northwestern 7...

    The No.

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  • LFC U-18 team splits matches

    The U-18 LFC boys played two matches after two weeks off from competition Saturday. The club defeated Sumter 5-3 and tied Georgetown 2-2. The layoff did not interfere with the offensive progress the boys have exhibited this season. Scoring a total of 7 goals in two matches reenforces the philosophy of the club to attack beautifully with creativity.The directors have encouraged the players from the goalkeeper on up to look for scoring opportunities and to attack with courage and flair.

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  • Bruins' secondary mainstay

    Bruins’ senior defensive back Brion Strothers has a lot to live up to in his Lancaster High football career, but so far he’s holding his own.Strothers, a senior defensive back for the 4-1 Lancaster Bruins, is following in the challenging footsteps of his older brother Anthony, a 2007 LHS graduate.Anthony Strothers, a Bruins football and baseball standout, was a two-time all-region pick in football as well as an honor student.

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  • Lady Jackets post first league...

    The Buford Lady Jackets rolled to a 3-0 win to down Lewisville for their first Conference III-A volleyball win this season on Tuesday at home.The Lady Jackets, 3-6, 1-2, prevailed 25-22, 25-19 and 25-23.“I thought we played well and it was good to get our first Conference III-A win,” BHS coach Janet Watson said. “I thought we were in control.“Our floor coverage was good,” she said.

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  • Trio seeking to rebound

    A trio of county teams will be seeking to rebound this week as the sixth week of play unfolds.Lancaster, Andrew Jackson and Buford will be looking to bounce back after dropping home losses.Indian Land, the lone winner last week, is hoping to continue its winning ways after winning on the road.Lancaster, AJ and Indian Land will be at home, while Buford hits the road.The Bruins, 4-1, cap non-region play as they host Nation Ford of Fort Mill.Andrew Jackson, 2-3, hopes to celebrate homecoming with a victory in its Conference IV-AA open

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