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High School Sports

  • LHS Bruins outlast Cavs, 10-7

    Lancaster boosted its Class AAAA baseball playoff hopes, taking a 10-7 win over Richland Northeast at Doomsday Corner on Tuesday night.

    Hunter Thomas, who worked 2.2 innings of scoreless relief against the Cavaliers, was the winner.

    Raul Garcia Mora went 4.1 frames before Thomas came on for the Bruins win.

    Jamias Shropshire led LHS with two hits and two RBIs. Sergio Vasquez had two hits.

    Matt Rogers ripped a triple and drove home three runs.

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  • BHS girls soccer stays undefeated

    The unbeaten Buford High School girls soccer team blanked York Prep, 5-0 on Monday night at Jackets Stadium.

    Isabella Jones and Victoria Hinson led the BHS scoring with two goals each. Waverly Bundy had one goal for the winners.

    Buford High senior keeper Tory Knight notched eight saves and recorded her 11th shutout of the season.

    The Lady Jackets booters, now 14-0, play at Andrew Jackson on Thursday.

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  • Bruins golfers third in Fleisher field

    Lancaster High School shot a two-day total of 612 to place third in the Tom Fleischer Invitational Golf Tournament at the Rock Hill Country Club on Saturday.

    Boiling Springs posted a 589 to win the two-day tournament, with defending tournament champion Gaffney High School second with a 600.

    Lancaster, unbeaten in match play at 13-0 this season, was third with a 612.

    The Bruins were led by junior standout Brady Hinkle, who carded a 142 (73-69).

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  • Rain washes out Bruins-Vols game

    Rain washed out baseball play Monday night at Lancaster High School’s Doomsday Corner.

    The Bruins were hosting county rival Andrew Jackson High School for their second meeting of the 2017 prep baseball season, but a late evening rain halted action in the bottom of the second inning.

    Lancaster held a 2-1 lead on the Volunteers, but the game was stopped and won’t be reset due to region games to be played and no dates available to play a make-up game.

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  • LHS girls have solid run in Azalea field

    Lancaster High School’s Lady Bruins softball team went 3-2 in the 27th annual Azalea Invitational tournament at Summerville earlier this week.

    LHS opened play, rolling to three straight wins.

    The Lady Bruins topped Northwood Academy of Charleston, 5-3 and followed with a 3-2 win over the Summerville High Lady Wave.

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  • Lady Vols seek consistent play

    Andrew Jackson High School veteran girls soccer coach Lee Hanna is looking for a level of consistency as the Lady Volunteers hit the home stretch of their 2017 season.

    Hanna, in his fifth season guiding the Lady Vols, has his share of experience this spring.

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  • Warriors split in Wheels tourney day 2 play

    ROCK HILL – Indian Land High School split a pair of games in the Wheels Baseball Invitational tournament at South Pointe High School in Rock Hill on Thursday.

    The 12-8 Warriors, who opened play Wednesday with a 5-1 win over Class AAAAA foe Clover High School, defeated Christiansburg High School (Va.), 8-2 and dropped a 3-1 loss to the tournament host SPHS Stallions on Thursday.

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  • 11th Running for Ryan Saturday

    The 11th annual Running for Ryan Lancaster County track meet, a highlight of the county track season, is Saturday at the Lancaster High School track.

    The Running for Ryan meet also serves as an event to promote a greater awareness of KLS – Klein Levin Syndrome.

    The meet is held in memory of Ryan McKinney, a former Lancaster High School track athlete who died in 2006 of cardiac arrhythmia.

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  • Vols golfers win two, up record to 5-4

    The Andrew Jackson Volunteers upped their record to 5-4 on the golf season, topping a tri-match at the White Plains Country Club in Pageland on Thursday.

    The Vols shot a 176 to 189 for McBee and 237 for the Central Eagles.

    Emily Cox and Mason Sowell each shot a 40, followed by Dakota Roberts' 42 and Andrew Bowers' 54.

    Raegen Brewer carded a 57, her lowest round of the season.

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  • Prep baseball roundup: Jackets down Tigers in tourney

    The Buford High School baseball team capped play in the Founders Federal Credit Union Spring Break Classic at Cheraw High School with an 11-5 win over Wilson High School of Florence on Tuesday afternoon.

    The six-run Jackets win gave BHS a third-place finish in the two-day tournament field with a 1-3-1 record.

    Buford went 0-2-1 on opening day Monday at Cheraw High, falling to Central, Cheraw and finishing in a 0-0 tie with Wilson of Florence due to the tournament time limit.

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