Today's Sports

For the second straight year in the annual Rotary golf tournament, the Mark Harris team has posted a narrow win.A year ago, the Harris foursome prevailed in a card playoff with a birdie.This time, Harris teamed Jerry Williams, Gerald McInnis and Jerry Seegars to shoot a 59 for a one-shot win.“A win in this tournament was pretty good work because this was our strongest field in recent memory,” tournament director Evan Scott said.

INDIAN LAND – Ask Indian Land High School football coach Mike Mayer who the best leader on the Warriors’ team is and he will answer in rapid fashion.“That’s Luke Lambert,” said Mayer of the 5-11, 155-pound senior defensive back-receiver. “He displays class and character on the field and in the classroom. He is a model student-athlete.”Lambert’s stats on and off the field are proof solidifying Mayer’s claim.No.

Four county athletes garnered recognition at the weekly meeting of the Founders Federal Tri-County Football Coaches Association on Tuesday.Each week during the regular season, coaches from Chester, Lancaster and York county high schools meet at the Front Porch Restaurant in Richburg to honor top players from the previous week of play.Lancaster High School had two players – junior running back Zedrick Truesdale and junior offensive lineman Brian Williams – to reap honors.Andrew Jackson’s Dylan McKittrick and Indian Land’s Keyadd M

The stakes are high Friday night when Lancaster and Buford tangle at BHS’s Jackets Stadium to highlight the third week of county prep football play.The county will have action aplenty as Indian Land hosts Central of Pageland and Andrew Jackson is at home to face Class A rival North Central.All games kick off at 7:30 p.m.County bragging rights will be at stake along with the chance to stay unbeaten when the Bruins and Jackets meet for the fifth time in the series.LHS, which holds a 3-1 edge in the series with BHS, will be seeking to stay