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LHS netter McBride competes in...

Katie McBride, a junior standout on the Lancaster High School girls tennis team, capped her season among the state’s elite.
McBride, a five-time all-region selection, was Region III-AAAA’s representative in the Class AAAA state singles tournament held held Nov. 27-28 in Columbia.
“It was definitely an honor for her to be selected,” LHS girls tennis coach Phil Dewalt said.
McBride earned her bid to the state singles field, the Lady Bruins’ first player in some nine seasons.
McBride, for the season, was 12-3.

Yellow Jackets sting ILHS twice

INDIAN LAND – The host Indian Land Warriors had a tough night at the hoop on Friday night.
The visiting Fort Mill High School Yellow Jackets swarmed the Warriors for a hardwood sweep.
The Lady Yellow Jackets opened with a 60-17 win and the Fort Mill boys followed with a 99-60 win over the ILHS boys.
In the nightcap, the Fort Mill boys opened an early lead and cruised to the lopsided win over the winless Warriors, who fell to 0-4.

Junior Jackets rally for win

The Buford Junior Jackets posted a 42-36 win over Charlotte Learning Academy on Thursday night at BHS.
Buford was down going into the final period, but picked up the pace to net the six-point comeback win.
The Junior Jackets ramped up their offense behind the play of Quinn Cunningham, Michael Howell and Noah Caskey.
In the final period, both teams scored at will, but the Junior Jackets, behind the ball-hawking play of Cunningham, Caskey, Howell and Jarrett Laney gained the lead for a 42-36 win.

Lady Jackets win to stay unbeaten

Lorie Sellers
For The Lancaster News
The Buford High School Lady Jackets stayed unbeaten on the season at 5-0 with a 41-18 win over Parkwood to highlight a hoops split with the host Rebels of Union County, N.C., on Friday night.
The Lady Jackets, who topped Parkwood, 31-20 on Nov. 30 at home, took control in the second period.
BHS led 8-7 after one quarter, but used a 12-2 second-quarter surge to hold a 20-9 edge at the half.
Hunter Allen, who led the Lady Jackets with 15, scored nine points in the second half.

'Is this really what...

Andrew Jackson High School students packed the school’s cafeteria and opened folders containing their new identities – glimpsing the realities and the possibilities of life away from home.
Each student received a calculator, an occupation, a family, a monthly income and a list of financial obligations and opportunities.
Students like Chloë Mungo soon found themselves scrambling to make ends meet amid credit card debt, student loans, housing payments, car payments and insurance premiums.