Since the post-Spring Break, the Eagles have played with the urgency and confidence of a defending Class 4A champion., with consecutive road wins over region rivals.
One-run games, late-inning chaos and elite competition defined the Spring Break showcase, capped by T.C. Roberson’s 6-5 championship win over Indian Land.
Harris named North MVP With a game-high 25 points and one of just two North players in double figures, the Gaffney All-State forward set a winning tone. The So
On most teams, guards Sukhi Singh of J.F. Byrnes and Jayden Crews of Westwood would stand out alone for their play and leadership. In each case, their play was
After piling up 1,600+ all-purpose yards and 30 touchdowns, the South Carolina standout is emerging as one of the region’s most sought-after backs — with Clemson leading the charge.
Incident involving Pee Dee Academy SRO and Robert E. Lee Academy player Andrew Bowers draws national attention as state authorities review what happened.
Will Clarke’s hiring at River Bluff set off a rapid series of moves involving multiple Lexington alumni, highlighting the growing influence of mentors Bailey Harris and Thomas Ryan across South Carolina basketball.
After starring at Summerville and transferring to Oceanside Collegiate Academy, dynamic 2027 wide receiver Jaiden Kelly-Murray gives the Gamecocks another major recruiting win while preparing to help the Landsharks chase a fourth straight state title.
Aspen Boulware wants to end her Gray Collegiate Academy softball career with another state title. The nation’s number one softball prospect for the Class of 2
Howell High School standout Bryce Kish has committed to Clemson. The four-star linebacker and Michigan’s No. 2 prospect brings elite versatility to Dabo Swinney’s 2027 recruiting class.
Quh’mareon Webb scores 21 and delivers late heroics as North Augusta outlasts South Pointe in two overtimes, while C.A. Johnson powers past Bethune-Bowman to reclaim the Class A crown at Colonial Life Arena.
North Augusta claims its seventh championship in 10 years while Military Magnet dominates for another Class A crown as repeat winners headline the SCHSL Weekend of Champions.
David Dixon’s clutch corner three lifts Christ Church to the Class 3A crown while Ridge View dominates Ashley Ridge to secure its third consecutive Class 5A Division I championship at Colonial Life Arena.
Blythewood stormed past Wando behind 28 points from Chase Thomas, while Walhalla captured its second straight Class 3A title with a balanced offensive attack in the South Carolina High School League finals at Colonial Life Arena.
Westwood avenged an earlier loss to Greenville behind 23 points from D’Marcus Thomas to win the Class 5A Division II title, while Phillip Simmons completed a nine-year journey with a dramatic Class 2A championship victory at Colonial Life Arena.
With Colonial Life Arena once again the site of the Weekend of Champions, nearby schools C.A. Johnson, Ridge View and Westwood will have the simplest of travel plans.
The Upper and Lower State finals concluded this weekend. All but one defending champion came away victorious with new teams looking for their first title.