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Today's Sports

  • Bruins fall to York in baseball

    The Lancaster Bruins dipped to 3-3 overall after dropping a 7-5 road baseball loss to York on Saturday.

    The Bruins loaded the bases in the seventh inning, but were unable to get the key hit.

    Josh Warfield, who worked five frames, took the loss. He fanned eight and allowed nine hits and two walks. Kendall Adams worked a scoreless frame in relief.

    Joseph Threatt and Warfield each had three hits. Threatt drove in two runs. Dalton Johnson had two hits and a RBI. Bryan Gainer and Trey Cauthen each had two hits.

    Lancaster hosts York today at 6 p.m.

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  • Rushing, Mullis post LGC aces

    Two Lancaster golfers recently registered aces at the Lancaster Golf Club.

    Don Rushing aced No. 7 for his first-ever hole-in-one. Rushing used a seven iron on his 150-yard shot. The Rushing ace was witnessed by Pete Snipes, Buck Winchester, Gene Blackmon and Jerry Perry.

    Jamie Mullis had a hole-in-one on March 12.

    Mullis posted his ace on No. 13, using a five iron on the 162-yard shot.

    The ace was witnessed by Danny Reynolds, Ricky Lackey and Doug Pate.

    Catawba Lions       golf tournament

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  • LHS honors winter stars

    Lancaster High School winter sports stars had their final shining moments Thursday night in the LHS auditorium.

    Bruins’ athletes in basketball, wrestling and cheerleading were honored at the annual LHS winter sports awards night sponsored by the school’s athletic booster club.

    The Lancaster High School boys’ basketball team, which finished 12-13 and earned a Class AAAA Upper State bid, drew its share of recognition.

    Senior forward Jonathan McGriff, who averaged 8.7 rebounds a game, was named the LHS boys basketball MVP.

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  • AJ places two in strength meet

    The Andrew Jackson Volunteers had two athletes place in the top 10 in their respective weight divisions at the state strength meet at White Knoll High School on Saturday.

    AJ juniors Julius Catoe and Kody Faulkenberry were each top 10 finishers at the meet which drew statewide competitors.

    Catoe competed in the unlimited class, while Faulkenberry was in the 230-pound class.

    Catoe qualified for the state, winning the region title in his weight class. Faulkenberry was third in his weight class at the region meet.

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  • Bruins-Gators game notes, quotes

    Directions: From Lancaster, take S.C. South 200 to I-77 South. Take I-77 South to Columbia and follow to I-26 East. Take I-26 East and follow toward Charleston. Watch for Exit 205 B toward Goose Creek, actually U.S. 78. Follow U.S. 78 which passes Charleston Southern University on the left and continue straight. Continue on S.C. 78 to a sign which says U.S. 52 to Goose Creek. It wraps around, but takes you toward Goose Creek. Stay straight for a mile until you get to Red Bank Road. Turn right and go a couple of miles to the school. Stadium is on campus.

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  • Warriors rally, top Jackets

    Indian Land scored two runs in the top of the seventh to take an 8-6 win over Buford on Tuesday at IL.

    Tyler Watkins, who went the distance, was the winner, striking out eight and walking one. He scattered 12 hits.

    Watkins had two hits, drove in two runs and scored three runs. Alex Rodriguez had three hits, including a double. Trevor Jones had two hits and drove in a run for IL, 3-5, 3-3.

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  • LHS’s Thompson makes...

    It’s no secret the Lancaster High School defense has been a major factor in the playoff-bound Bruins’ 8-3 season.

    Senior linebacker Dawan Thompson has played a key role in the LHS stop unit’s sound play.

    Through 11 games, Thompson, a North-South All-Star game selection, has racked up 95 tackles, seven sacks, a caused fumble and a fumble recovery, which went for a touchdown in the Bruins’ 9-0 homecoming win over Ridge View.

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  • Volunteers bidding for region...

    KERSHAW Andrew Jackson High School second-year baseball coach Andy Morton is emphatic about the Volunteers’ diamond hopes this spring.

    The Vols, 9-13 last spring, are gunning for the Conference IV-AA baseball crown.

    “We’re a young team, one which will get better,” Morton said. “We feel we have a good shot at winning the region title.

    “Much of it depends on how much we improve with each practice and game this season,” Morton said.

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  • Blythewood edges LHS

    Blythewood scored a run in the first inning and added a single run in the fifth inning to take a 2-0 Region IV-AAAA win over Lancaster at Doomsday Corner on Monday night.

    Trevor Hammond, who worked five innings, took the loss. He allowed two runs, three hits, five walks and hit a batter.

    Kendall Adams and Josh Warfield each worked a scoreless frame. Adams yielded a walk and hit a batter. Warfield gave up a hit.

    Senior shortstop Michael Catoe led the Lancaster offense with a double and a single. Joseph Threatt had a hit as did Brian Gainer.

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  • Search begins for Lewisville...

    The process of finding a new football coach and athletic director for Lewisville High School is underway.

    Both jobs were posted Thursday on the Chester County School District’s website, http://www.chester.k12.sc.us/.

    The positions have officially been open since February 13. On January 30, former coach and athletics director Floyd Drum was delivered a letter at the school informing him he was being released from his duties by the school district.

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