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Today's Sports

  • Warriors start strong in region

    McBEE A year ago an early-season Conference III-A basketball clash with McBee included a fight which led to probation and a ban on the Warriors’ hopes for a playoff bid.

    On Saturday, the Warriors, their probation behind them, took another step to enhance their postseason hoops hopes in a 57-50 win over McBee at the MHS gym.

    Indian Land’s seven point win gave the Warriors a sweep of the league twin bill.

    The Lady Warriors, in quest of  a second straight region title,  rolled to a 69-40 over the Lady Panthers’ in the opener.

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  • Stewart's hoop lifts LHS

    Lancaster High School boys basketball coach Ricardo Priester has often stressed this season the importance of each player’s role being vital in the Bruins’ 12-3 season.

    Priester’s concept was never truer Monday night when LHS 6-3 senior center Nehemiah Stewart nailed a 10-foot baseline jumper to lift the 10th-ranked Bruins to a 56-54 road win over South Pointe in the LHS region opener.

    The Bruins’ two-point win gave LHS a split after the Lady Bruins dropped a 68-48 loss in the varsity opener.

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  • Balanced attack boosts Bruins in...

    Lancaster High School capped non-region basketball play with a split with York in a make-up twin bill  Saturday afternoon in the Cougars’ gym.

    The LHS boys notched a 68-55 win, but the Lady Bruins dropped a 66-51 setback in the varsity opener.

    The games were slated for Dec. 18, but hazardous road conditions that night moved the twin bill to Saturday.

    The LHS boys, fresh off a third straight overtime win the night prior in the Bruins’ gym where they topped Nation Ford, used a balanced attack to notch the 13-point win.

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  • Sutton's solid junior golf...

    Anthony “T” Sutton capped a stellar year in junior golf with his third Player of the Year trophy in 2009.

    Sutton was first in the U.S. Kids summer tour in Pinehurst N.C., for boys 8 as well as U.S. Kids Western N.C. fall tour boys 8.

    Sutton also played in the National Junior Golf North Carolina Tour this fall, finishing first overall in the boys 8-9 age division.

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  • Forfeits plague Indian Land in...

    Indian Land, ranked second in the latest Class A state wrestling poll, dropped two home matches to open the 2010 portion of its 2009-10 wrestling prep schedule.

    The Warriors fell to Class AAA Chester, 38-32 and dropped a 42-27 loss to Class AAAA foe Fort Mill.

    In the Chester match, a pin at the end gave the Cyclones the narrow win.

    Fort Mill used a 15-3 run to close the match to take the 42-27 victory.

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  • Lady Jackets down Lions in...

    Buford girls basketball coach T.J. Armbrust said the Lady Jackets are an improving team.

    The BHS girls picked the right time to produce as they prevailed for a Region III-A hoops split with host Lewisville on Friday night in Richburg.

    The Lady Jackets notched a 50-42 win in the varsity opener at the Lions’ gym. The Lewisville boys denied the hardwood sweep, taking a 67-58 win over the Jackets.

    Buford, which downed Lewisville in overtime in a holiday tournament at York last week, made it two straight over the Lady Lions.

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  • OT effort nets LHS win

    Lancaster Bruins’ basketball fans are getting the most of the admission price.

    That’s at least in the last three games – all overtime decisions with the Bruins prevailing in each game of bonus basketball.

    Lancaster, in its first home game to tip off the 2010 portion of its 2009-10 hoops slate, capped a non-region sweep of Nation Ford of Fort Mill with a 74-70 overtime win Friday.

    The LHS boys’ four-point win gave Lancaster the sweep after the Lady Bruins notched a 37-30 win in the varsity opener.

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  • Bruins club Cougars

    Lancaster High capped non-region basketball play with a split with York in a make-up game Saturday afternoon in the Cougars' gym.

    The 11-3 LHS boys notched a 68-55 win, but the Lady Bruins dropped a 66-51 setback in the varsity opener.

    The games were slated for Dec. 18, but hazardous road conditions that night moved the twin bill to Saturday.

    The LHS boys, fresh off a third straight overtime win the night prior in the Bruins' gym, used a balanced attack to notch the 13-point win.

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  • Warriors launch region play with...

    INDIAN LAND The Indian Land Warriors launched Region III-A basketball play in impressive fashion, taking two from visiting Lewisville on Tuesday night.

    The IL teams captured the sweep with blazing starts.

    The Lady Warriors shot to an 18-4 lead after one period on the way to a 62-19 win.

    The Warriors, in the nightcap, bolted to a 32-13 spread after one period en route to an 83-74 win over the LHS boys.

    In the opener, Mariah Williams keyed a balanced attack as the Lady Warriors forged a 40-7 halftime lead on the way to the 43-point win.

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  • AJ Vols take pair from rival BHS

    BUFORD Andrew Jackson tuned for Region IV-AA basketball play, rolling to a pair of solid road wins over county rival Buford on Tuesday night.

    The Lady Volunteers took a 50-39 win and the AJ boys completed the sweep with a 61-35 victory.

    AJ started fast in the nightcap, building a 23-8 edge after one period as Drew Gardner hit nine of his 13 points in the opening period. Gerard Brace, who paced the Vols with 16, netted six in the opening period as did Tremaine Jackson.

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