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  • USC golfers prevail in...

    The Gamecocks have plenty to crow about, at least when it comes to the annual Big Thursday Scholarship golf tournament at the Lancaster Golf Club.

    The USC golfers, comprised of area Gamecock fans, prevailed for the sixth time in the seventh annual Big Thursday tournament which is annually held prior to the Clemson-USC football game.

    As has been the norm in the golf tournament, if the Gamecocks win, then Clemson prevails on the gridiron.

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  • Bruins clip Eagles 14-10

    GREENWOOD – The gutsy Lancaster Bruins delivered on a do-or-die drive to keep alive their postseason football hopes.

    Resilient Lancaster extended its season Saturday night when the Bruins clawed out a 14-10 win over Greenwood in the opening round of the Class AAAA Upper State Division II football playoffs at J.W. Babb Stadium.

    The 9-3 Bruins, down 10-7, drove 41 yards for the winning score as junior tailback Zedrick Truesdale bolted in from a yard out to lift LHS on top with 45 seconds to play.

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  • Hornets foil Devils' hopes

    There was repeat of last year’s regular-season success and a repeat of the all-out effort, but there won’t be a repeat of last year’s Class A Upper State championship for the Great Falls Red Devils.

    Some big plays, a few mistakes and some questionable calls led to a 31-21 loss Saturday for the Devils at Ware Shoals in a second round playoff.

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  • North small fry, mite stars roll...

    FORT MILL – The Lancaster County Parks and Recreation North small fry all-stars launched their recreation football postseason play in impressive fashion, rolling to a 42-0 win over Tega Cay in the Central District tournament on Monday night at Fort Mill High School.

    Markthian Watts keyed the North stars of coach Sammy Lathan with a pair of touchdowns to spark a 14-0 start.

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  • Gutsy Bruins wing Eagles 14-10

    A gutsy effort helped resilient Lancaster extend its season Saturday night when the Bruins clawed out a 14-10 win over Greenwood in the opening round of the Class AAAA Upper State Division II football playoffs.

    The 9-3 Bruins, down 10-7, drove 41 yards for the winning score as junior tailback Zedrick Truesdale bolted in from a yard out to lift LHS on top with 45 seconds to play.

    Bruins' senior place-kicker Anna Funderburk drilled the extra point for the emotional four-point win.

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  • AJ Middle encore is second...

    The Andrew Jackson Middle School football team produced quite an encore this season.

    A year after the Volunteers fashioned a sterling 8-0 season, coach Jerry Pardue’s team followed with a 7-0 record this fall.

    “We had enough players coming back from last season and we also had some new ones who stepped in and came on strong for us,” Pardue said. “We didn’t know if we could have another undefeated season, but we did it.”

    The Vols, on the way to the unbeaten season, notched four shutouts and outscored their foes 224-20.

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  • Rec stars to launch postseason...

    Lancaster County Parks and Recreation Commission youth football all-star teams open postseason play Monday.

    The Lancaster County North small fry all-stars, ages 8-9-10, launch play at Fort Mill High School where they face Tega Cay at 6:30 p.m.

    The game is the first of a small fry all-star football twin bill involving county teams.

    The Lancaster County South small fry all-stars launch their hopes with a 7:45 p.m. game with Leroy Springs Recreation.

    The winners will advance to the second round later this month.

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  • AJ's Faile signs with Pats

    KERSHAW – The mid-afternoon buzz in the Andrew Jackson High School media center Friday wasn’t just about the end of the school week.

    It was more about the start of a college athletic career as Lady Volunteers’ star shortstop Tristan Faile signed a softball scholarship to play at Francis Marion University.

    A beaming Faile signed her papers as happy teammates, teachers, family and AJ principal Mary Barry and Lady Vols’ softball coach Steve Middleton witnessed her signing with the NCAA Division II school in Florence.

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