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Today's Sports

  • Bishops blank AJ, halt Vols...

    Class AA soccer power Bishop England of Charleston foiled Andrew Jackson’s postseason soccer hopes with a 6-0 win over the Volunteers at Jack Cantey Stadium.Bishop England opened a 2-0 halftime lead and added four second-half goals to seal the Class AA Lower State third-round win Saturday afternoon.George Khourey, who opened the scoring for the 15-5-2 Bishops, tallied twice to pace the win. Taylor Daylami also had a goal and an assist for B-E.“We ran into a buzz saw,” Andrew Jackson High soccer coach Randy Jordan said of the match.

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  • Bruins' baseball post draws...

    The new Lancaster High School baseball coach will be selected from a field of 12 applicants.

    The cut-off for receiving applications for the job was a week ago. The job came open at the end of the Bruins’ 2008 season last month. Earlier in the LHS season, veteran coach Steve Williams, the Bruins’ baseball coach since 1993, announced his retirement.

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  • LHS honors spring stars

    Lancaster High School capped its 2007-08 sports year, saluting spring sports stars Tuesday night in the LHS auditorium.

    Award recipients, letter winners and participation awards were presented in eight sports.

    Several sports had dual winners, including baseball where senior outfielder-pitcher Nick Ferguson was named MVP and earned all-region honors.

    Ferguson, headed to Spartanburg Methodist College to play baseball, was also presented the Friends of Lancaster Baseball Academic Award.

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  • Warriors' Hunter earns...

    Indian Land High School senior golfer Chase Hunter etched his name in Warriors’ athletic history at the Class A state golf tournament earlier this week.Hunter, with a three-over 147, won the Class A individual state championship at The Links at Stoney Point Golf Club in Greenwood.

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  • Blazers sign Trueheart

    When Lancaster High School girls basketball star Miteka Trueheart made her recent recruiting visit to the University of Alabama at Birmingham, it was, in basketball terms, “a slam dunk.”“The school is nice and I felt like part of the family,” said Trueheart, who signed with the Conference USA Blazers on Wednesday at LHS. “There was a nice vibe there. We just seem to bond.“The basketball program is up and coming,” she said. “I like the team and coaches.

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  • Vols advance to battle Bishops

    The Andrew Jackson boys soccer team advanced to third-round play in the Class AA Lower State playoffs with a 2-1 win over Barnwell at Volunteer Stadium on Thursday night.

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  • Lady Vols, Lady Warriors see...

    A pair of upstart Chesterfield County teams halted the postseason softball runs of Andrew Jackson and Indian Land on Wednesday afternoon.

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  • No rain means LMS top night

    For the eighth straight week, clouds loomed over Lancaster Motor Speedway, again looking as if it would bring the dreaded word all race fans hate – rain. But Mother Nature relented and for the second straight week, the track got in a full event between brief showers.First up was the young guns. Starting on the front row were a pair of previous winners, Andrew Blackwood and Austin Baker.

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  • AJ, IL battling to survive

    Indian Land and Andrew Jackson are battling through the losers’ brackets in their respective softball playoff runs.

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  • Spurrier: Gamecocks going to...

    FORT LAWN – The University of South Carolina football team’s slide to cap the 2007 season hasn’t diminished coach Steve Spurrier’s hopes for the Gamecock football program.

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