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  • Coaches honor Warriors'...

    Indian Land High School senior defensive lineman Robert Mungo was the lone county winner at the weekly meeting of the Founders Tri-County Football Coaches Association on Tuesday afternoon.

    Mungo led the IL defensive effort with 12 tackles in the Warriors’ 28-20 loss to McBee High School to earn the Div. II Defensive Lineman of the Week.

    Chester High School had three Div. II winners, including R.J. Canty (offensive lineman), Ariane McCree (defensive player) and Marshall Whitesides (special teams player).

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  • AJ's Flowers impact player

    KERSHAW It’s been four seasons since former Andrew Jackson High School running back E.J. Simmons played for the Volunteers, but he still has an impact on one Vols’ player.

    AJ senior running back Trent Flowers, Simmons’ cousin, feels an influence from the former Vols’ running back and defensive back, a versatile performer who never shunned  contact.

    “He stays on me and makes me work,” said Flowers, a two-year starter who was a second-team all-region selection last season.

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  • Bengals claw Bruins in 23-13 win

    Lancaster High School football coach Bennie McMurray said the Bruins’ 23-13 homecoming loss to Blythewood was a night of missed opportunities.

    No doubt the biggest came midway the final period when the Bruins, down 23-13, were unable to produce after Shaq Elder’s 45-yard punt return to the Bengals’ nine with 8:28 to play.

    Four straight Zed Truesdale rushes were close, but not enough as BHS held Lancaster at the one.

    “That was big for us,” Blythewood coach Geremy Saitz said. “We played our hearts off.”

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  • Region golf tourney reset for...

    The Region IV-AAAA golf tournament, slated for Wednesday, has been postponed to Monday at the Lancaster Golf Club.

    The 18-hole tournament features five teams, with play beginning at 10:30 a.m.

    The LHS girls golf team recently improved its record to 6-1 with a 12-shot home victory over Nation Ford High School of Fort Mill.

    LHS had a total score of 195 to Nation Ford’s 207.

    Haley Heath was low medalist with a nine-hole score of 41.

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  • Jackets boot Panthers 3-0

    McBEE Buford was on the road this week, as the Jackets headed to McBee to take on the unbeaten Panthers. The trip home was happy after the upset-minded Jackets knocked off the fifth-rated Panthers, 3-0 in a thrilling win.

    If you were looking for a shootout in this contest, then you went to the wrong stadium.

    The Conference III-A match-up was a stalemate up until the fourth quarter.

    Both defenses came to play, to say the very least.

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  • Lions foil Warriors' senior...

    INDIAN LAND The Lewisville Lions played the spoiler Friday night, putting a damper on Indian Land High School’s senior football night.

    The Lions posted a 22-15 win over the Warriors.

    IL’s troubles began early as the Lions recovered a Warriors’ fumble on the opening kickoff to trigger the Lions’ first points.

    Turnovers and penalties stifled the Warriors’ hopes as three turnovers led to nine Lions’ points.

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  • Rub of the Green reset for...

    The Lancaster County Chamber of Commerce’s annual “Rub of the Green” golf tournament and the fall Business After Hours was postponed earlier this week and reset for Thursday at the Lancaster Golf Club.

    The tournament has a 1 p.m. shotgun start. Space is limited to 88 golfers.

    Any registrants unable to play on the new date are asked to contact the chamber office to request a refund of the entry fees paid.

    The 2009 tournament, presented by Founders Federal Credit Union, has a host of new features and plenty of fun for participants.

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  • Allen wins Clash in first LMS...

    The racing was intense as ever Saturday night, as the season continues to wind down. The Carolina Clash Super Late Model series came to Lancaster Motor Speedway for event No. 198 all-time on the series and the eighth race at Lancaster since they started coming to LMS in 2005.

    Twenty super late models signed in for the contest, which featured Jeff Smith of Dallas, N.C., trying to capture that first series title, one that has constantly evaded him over the series nine-year history.

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  • Warriors fall short in 28-20...

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