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Today's Sports

  • LHS tennis finishes strong for...

    The Lancaster High School boys tennis capped off an impressive regular season with a 7-0 win over South Pointe on Thursday, April 25 in Lancaster.

    Evan Muse was particularly strong winning by a perfect 6-0, 6-0.

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  • Lancers sign Bruins'...

     

       

    Lancaster High School senior soccer player Jaden Driggers is headed to the next level, and keeping his game local.

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  • Volunteers host district title...

     

       

    The Andrew Jackson Volunteers baseball team will look to earn a berth in the Class AA Upper State championship series today at 6 p.m.

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  • Lady Volunteers stay alive

    The Andrew Jackson Lady Vols stayed alive in the Class AA Upper State District IV softball playoffs, taking a 13-0 win over North Central at AJ on Monday, April 29.

    The Lady Vols’ shutout win sends AJ to Buford to face the Lady Jackets for the District  IV title on Wednesday, May 1.

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  • Team nets 2-shot win in Rucker...

     

       

    It wasn’t the greatest day for golf, but players in the annual A.R. Rucker Relay for Life golf tournament made the most of the day on Saturday, April 27.

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  • Limited Late Models set for...

     

       

    Lancaster Super Speedway is set for action Saturday night following a rainout last Saturday, April 27.

    LSS officials have decided to run Limited Late Model Saturday, May 4.

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  • Lady Jackets win, unbeaten in...

     

       

    The Buford High softball team, which had dropped seven straight losses to county and Region IV-AA foe Andrew Jackson, picked the right time to turn the tables on the host Lady Volunteers.

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  • Volunteers in driver’s seat

     

       

    The road to the Class AA District III baseball championship will run through the Andrew Jackson High School baseball field.

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  • Teamwork's crucial in...

    Teamwork was the key for the winning foursome in the 22nd annual Crenshaw Oil Company Partners for Youth golf tournament Friday, April 26 at the Lancaster Golf Club.

    The winning team of Roy Watkins, Bob Norwood, Bond Isacson and Jeff Tirpack combined for a 50.625 – 57 gross – to top a 136-player field.

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  • Longtime girls coach leaving ILHS

    Tamara Jacobus, who molded Indian Land High School’s volleyball and girls basketball teams into state powers, is leaving the Lancaster County Class AA school.
    Jacobus, a McBee native, is moving to Class AAAA Clover High School, where she will coach the Lady Blue Eagles’ volleyball team and teach math in the school’s freshman academy. Her assistant coach will be former Indian Land volleyball and basketball star Jean Marie Harris.
    Jacobus said the move came after making “one of the toughest decisions” in her life.

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