Early in the first quarter, the Cambridge Academy boys basketball team was in trouble.
DUE WEST — A pair of layups by Francis Marion’s Lauryn Taylor less than 10 seconds apart proved to the backbreaker for Erskine, at its losing streak swells to 12 games in a 60-56 defeat on Wednesday.
On Friday morning before leaving for school, Jennifer Scruggs broke some news to her husband. If the Emerald boys basketball team won against Woodruff that night, John-Mark Scruggs would win his 200th career game.
When she signed at Lander, Kevin Pederson knew how talented Zamiya Passmore was. But it took a little bit of time for the future Peach Belt Conference Freshman of the Year, First-Team All-PBC selection, Women’s Basketball Coaches Association Coaches All-American and NCAA South Region Most Ou…
With snow and ice covering most of the East Coast on Sunday, South Carolinians settled in for a unique day. The day continued to be peculiar when viewers found football on Nickelodeon, rather than cartoons.
Clemson coach Dabo Swinney raised eyebrows in recruiting circles on Signing Day of 2016 when he announced little known safety Nolan Turner of Vestavia Hills, Alabama as part of the class. Turner was the son of one of Swinney’s former Alabama teammates, and to many it appeared he was just doi…
All South Carolina coach Dawn Staley could do was shake her head.
ABBEVILLE — After a 17-day hiatus between games, the Abbeville boys basketball team came out cold on Friday. Then a Rhasheed Davis steal and fast-break layup, broke the proverbial lid on the basket.
ABBEVILLE — Through most of its non-region schedule, the Ninety Six girls basketball team has struggled to play from its roots — forcing turnovers and playing fast. On Friday, the Wildcats got their offense in gear, taking down region rival Abbeville 57-47 in the process.
When he got home from work in early November, Tommy Pendley had an ordinary letter sitting on his table addressed to him from the South Carolina Golf Association.
Lake Greenwood
It means a lot to the kids.
Using its defense to set up easy shots for its offense, the Greenwood Christian girls basketball team ran through Cambridge Academy, claiming the first of two crosstown rivalry match-ups 62-28.
With 4:45 left in the third quarter, the Greenwood Christian boys basketball team led Cambridge by one point. The Hawks had dominated the game, but Cambridge's ability to hit 3s from anywhere on the floor had kept it in the game to this point.
The Lander men’s basketball team entered the new year on a winning streak, but that snapped once 2022 play started, as the Bearcats dropped the first two games on the road to Peach Belt opponents.
Lander coach Kevin Pederson bases his up-tempo system on a key philosophy: “Every team likes to run.”
LAURENS — With four and a half minutes in the game, the Greenwood girls basketball team broke the tie with a 3 from junior Erianna Wardlaw.
LAURENS — When a Laurens free-throw clanged off the rim and onto the floor, Greenwood still had a chance to quell its long losing streak. With five seconds the Eagles raced the ball up the floor, finding freshman Jeremiah Brooks on the right wing.
While I know this was a huge weekend for football with the end of the regular season in the NFL, the All-American game and the final day before a small event in Indianapolis, the best news of the weekend for me was the announcement that Klay Thompson was returning to the NBA.
DAHLONEGA, Ga. — With 1:38 left in the game, No. 3 Lander had three chances to put the game out of reach against No. 13 North Georgia.
DAHLONEGA, Ga. — An 11-point swing proved to be too much for Lander to overcome as it fell to North Georgia, 67-59 on Saturday.
After sweeping the first annual FCA Christmas Tournament, Emerald kept its winning ways going as it defeated Mid-Carolina, 70-64 on Friday.
One basket and two free throws. That’s all Emerald allowed in the first half against Broome on Friday as the Vikings dominated the Centurions, 58-13.
It would be easy to label Michael Gambrell a recreation director, but that description falls short of capturing the role he plays every day in young people’s lives.
It’s been five years of drastic improvement for Greenwood Christian’s Kennedy Kaltz.
