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Today's Sports

  • Pitt sweeps USCL at home Friday

     Staff Reports

    Friday, April 18 was not a good day for the University of South Carolina Lancaster  baseball team.

    The Lancers dropped both ends of a NJCAA Region X twin bill to visiting Pitt Community College at the Lancaster High School baseball field.

    The Lancers, coming off three losses in four game with Region X foe Florence-Darlington Tech last weekend, were hoping for better results in their return home.

    The two losses dropped the Lancers to 30-17 overall, 14-9 in Region X play.

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  • AJ’s solid links season

     Jordan Ribelin

    For The Lancaster News

    KERSHAW – The Andrew Jackson High golfers drove to their 14th straight victory of the season Thursday evening, April 10 as Andrew Jackson defeated Great Falls and Cheraw.

    The Vols shot a 167, while Cheraw carded a 187 and Great Falls had a 214.

    Andrew Jackson’s Logan Sowell and Great Falls’ Josh Payseur were co-medalists with a score of even par 36.

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  • Wells a winner at Buford High

    Tripp Watts, the interim Buford High School head football coach, has some big shoes to fill.

    Watts, from now to the end of the 2014 BHS football season, will learn a great deal, but he knows now following coach Mike Wells is no easy task.

    Watts, tabbed as the Jackets’ interim head coach after Wells announced April 10 he was yielding his coaching duties to become the school’s full-time athletics director, is doing more than replacing a big guy.

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  • LHS alumni hoops games score big

     Robert Howey

    rhowey@thelancasternews.com

    The first Lancaster High School alumni basketball game was a slam dunk.

    The event, held Saturday, April 12 in the Lancaster High School gym, included three games – a women’s game along with two men’s contests.

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  • AJ’s solid links season

     Jordan Ribelin

    For The Lancaster News

    KERSHAW – The Andrew Jackson High golfers drove to their 14th straight victory of the season Thursday evening, April 10 as Andrew Jackson defeated Great Falls and Cheraw.

    The Vols shot a 167, while Cheraw carded a 187 and Great Falls had a 214.

    Andrew Jackson’s Logan Sowell and Great Falls’ Josh Payseur were co-medalists with a score of even par 36.

    Click here to read more...
  • Wells a winner at Buford High

    Tripp Watts, the interim Buford High School head football coach, has some big shoes to fill.

    Watts, from now to the end of the 2014 BHS football season, will learn a great deal, but he knows now following coach Mike Wells is no easy task.

    Watts, tabbed as the Jackets’ interim head coach after Wells announced April 10 he was yielding his coaching duties to become the school’s full-time athletics director, is doing more than replacing a big guy.

    Click here to read more...
  • AJ's solid links season

     

    KERSHAW – The Andrew Jackson High golfers drove to their 14th straight victory of the season Thursday evening, April 10 as Andrew Jackson defeated Great Falls and Cheraw.

    The Vols shot a 167, while Cheraw carded a 187 and Great Falls had a 214.

    Click here to read more...
  • LHS alumni hoops games score big

     

    The first Lancaster High School alumni basketball game was a slam dunk.

    The event, held Saturday, April 12 in the Lancaster High School gym, included three games – a women’s game along with two men’s contests.

    Click here to read more...
  • Wells a winner at Buford High

     

     

        Tripp Watts, the interim Buford High School head football coach, has some big shoes to fill.

    Click here to read more...
  • Lady Bruins go 3-1 in Cheraw...

     The Lancaster Lady Bruins went 3-1 in the annual Cheraw Spring Swing prep softball tournament on Monday, April 14 in Cheraw.

    The tournament was scheduled to be played over two days, but with rain in the forecast for Tuesday, April 15, the tourney format was altered to have a one-day tournament.

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