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Today's Sports

  • Central captures region tri-...

    Central captured a three-way Region IV-AA golf match with Buford and Andrew Jackson at the Lancaster Golf Club on Tuesday.

    Ben Miller shot a 36 to pace the CHS Eagles, who posted a 168. Matthew Terry tallied a 37 and Austin Terry carded a 44. Trent Hutto had a 51.

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  • Lady Lancers to host USC Sumter

    The University of South Carolina Lancers softball team will be back in action for its final regular-season home games of the 2012 season Saturday and Sunday.

    The Lady Lancers host games each day at 1 p.m. and 3.

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  • IL's Outen signs to play...

     

       

    The University of South Carolina Lancaster soccer program is now a family affair.

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  • Carolina Clash set Saturday

     
     

        

     

     

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  • Cougars rally, top Bruins

    York snapped a 1-all tie with an eight-run sixth inning on the way to a 9-5 non-region baseball win over Lancaster at Doomsday Corner on Monday night.

    The Bruins, 10-9, rallied late, but couldn’t overcome the Cougars’ late lead.

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  • Lancers take 1 of 4 wins

     

       

    For the second straight weekend, the University of South Carolina Lancaster Lancers dodged a sweep by taking a win in a four-game Region X baseball series.

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  • Autry rallies to capture Crown...

    Lancaster Speedway finished the Carolina Crown event Saturday night in front of what most are saying was a record grandstands crowd at Lancaster Motor Speedway.

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  • County’s gems of the rim

    Robert Howey
    rhowey@thelancasternews.com
    The 2011-12 Lancaster High School Bruins fell short of their goal of a state basketball championship this season, but a stellar 24-4 record could not be overlooked.
    The Bruins, led by junior star Sindarius Thornwell, advanced to the Class AAAA Upper State semifinals before falling to Dorman High School for the second straight season.

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  • AJ’s Wright, Buford’s Armbrust...

    Robert Howey
    rhowey@thelancasternews.com
    The 2011-12 Lancaster County high school girls basketball season was about impressive hoops comebacks.
    Andrew Jackson High School junior Bre Wright rebounded from  ACL knee surgery to lead the Lady Volunteers to a Class AA playoff berth.
    Wright’s play was so solid that she led the county in scoring and rebounding.
    She averaged 15.3 points and 15.2 rebounds a game for the Lady Vols after joining the team just after the Christmas break.

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  • Lady Vols look to finish strong

    Staff Reports
    KERSHAW – The Andrew Jackson Lady Volunteers, at the midpoint of their 2012 soccer schedule, are 3-4, but there’s plenty of hope for the AJ booters this spring.
    The Lady Vols capped pre-spring break play with a pair of solid wins to provide them a boost for the rest of the season.
    AJ downed county rival and Region IV-AA foe Indian Land High 4-2.
    The Lady Vols, unranked at that time, knocked off the third-rated Lady Warriors.

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