High School Results

Girls Soccer

SCISA Playoffs First Round

ST. JOSEPH'S 2, PORTER-GAUD 1

Goals: PG—Zisk. SJ—Johnson, Newman

Record: SJ 14-5; PG 10-12.

Next: St. Joseph's plays Hammond in the next round of playoffs.

SCISA Class AAA Playoffs First Round

HAMMOND 4, PINEWOOD PREP 3 OT

Goals: H—Spector 3, Manigault. PP—Fish, K. Angotti-Smith, C. Angotti-Smith.

Record: PP 16-3.

Boys' Soccer

CLASS AAAA Playoffs First Round

WANDO 7, CONWAY 0

Goals: Fornell (2), Selby (2), Parker, Stein, Brown.

Assists: Parker (2), Hogan, McGrath, Fornell

Shutout: Flato

Record: Wando 18-2

Next: Summerville at Wando in second round Thursday at 6 p.m.

CLASS AAAA Playoffs First Round

SUMMERVILLE 5, DUTCH FORK 2

Goals: Summerville—Barlotta 3, Bowers, Rutland. DF—Whitner, Cates.

Record: Summerville 14-3; DF 12-7.

Next: Summerville plays the winner of Wando/Conway Thursday.

CLASS AAAA Playoffs First Round

JAMES ISLAND 5, SUMTER 0

Goals: JI—Nichols, Lyon, Massey, Wiles, Wilkins.

Shutout: Moore.

Record: JI 8-9.

Next: JI plays Spring Valley, Thursday.

CLASS AAAA Playoffs First Round

WEST ASHLEY 5, RICHLAND NORTHEAST 0

Goals: WA—Hilton, Livingston, Moody, Anthony, Velasquez.

Shutout: Whetsell.

Record: WA 13-8-1.

Next: Goose Creek at West Ashley Thursday.

CLASS AAAA Playoffs First Round

STRATFORD 4, SOUTH FLORENCE 1

Goals: Stratford—Savage 2, Cardalho, White.

Record: Stratford 14-9; SF 10-4.

Next: Stratford at Beaufort Thursday.

CLASS AA Playoffs

HANAHAN 5, BURKE 3

Goals: Hanahan—Ali 4, Piggott 1

Record: Hanahan 10-7

Next: Hanahan at Silver Bluff on Thursday.

CLASS A Playoffs First Round

ACADEMIC MAGNET 11, NORTH 0

Goals: AM—Herlocker 2, DaPore, Hagerty 2, Ledford, Wright, Nugent 2, J. Kulze, F. Kulze.

Shutout: Rieflin/Javed.

Record:AM 14-2; North 3-12.

Next: Academic Magnet goes to the second round of the playoffs. North's season is over.

CLASS A Playoffs First Round

LINCOLN 4, BLACKVILLE-HILDA 1

Goals: Lincoln—Smith, Myers 3. BH—Bradley.

Record: Lincoln 6-11; BH 14-3.

Next: Lincoln at Academic Magnet Thursday.

Boys' Tennis

SCISA CLASS AAA STATE CHAMPIONSHIP

HILTON HEAD PREP 6, PINEWOOD PREP 3

SINGLES: Nicky Kunz (HHP) def. Josh Klingenberg, 6-2, 6-1; Mo Hookaylo (HHP) def. Scott Hayes, 6-1, 6-2; Hunter Mitchell (HHP) def. Jacob Cumbie, 6-3, 6-4; Joey Ryan (HHP) def. JT Elliget, 6-2, 2-6, 12-10; Adam Elliget (PP) def. Franklyn Bakala, 6-1, 6-3; William Wert (PP) def. Jarrett Nixon, 6-0, 6-1.

DOUBLES: Kunz/Hookaylo (HHP) def. Klingenberg/Ladson Fishburne, 6-2, 6-2; Mitchell/Ryan (HHP) def. JT Elliget/Cumbie, 6-1, 3-2, ret.; Adam Elliget/Hayes (PP) def. Bakala/Sam Hariharan, 6-3, 6-3.

CLASS AAAA PLAYOFFS THIRD ROUND

WEST FLORENCE 6, BERKELEY 0

Singles: Browning d. Bair 7-6, 6-0; Williams d. Z. Dye 6-1, 6-3; Canelon d. M. Dye 6-0, 6-1; Sechtin d. nFarmer 7-5, 6-2; Duncan d. Wadford 6-2, 6-4.

Doubles: Gibson-Miles d. McPherson-Hinson 7-5, 3-6, 10-4.

Records: WF 20-3.

Next: West Florence will play the winner Spring Valley/Summerville Thursday.

Softball

ST JOHN'S CHRISTIAN 6,

THOMAS HEYWARD 5

WP: Blackman (13-8). LP: Malphrus.

Record: SJC 18-8; TH 12-5.

Next: Both teams plays in the state tournament Friday

Today's Schedule

State playoffs

Lower State

Girls' Soccer

Class AAAA

Stratford at Summerville

James Island-S. Florence winner at Dutch Fork

Ridge View at West Florence

Spring Valley-Fort Dorchester winner at Wando

Class AAA

Chapin vs. Marlboro Cty-Carolina Forest winner

Socastee at Hilton Head

North Myrtle Beach at Airport

Brookland-Cayce at Myrtle Beach

Class AA-A

Andrew Jackson at Waccamaw

Wade Hampton at Barnwell

Hanahan at Academic Magnet

Loris at Bishop England

Baseball

Class AAAA

Stratford at Summerville, 7 p.m.

Class AA

Bishop England at Barnwell-Dillon loser

Class A

Lamar at Johnsonville

Softball

Class AA

Colleton County at South Florence

Class AAA

Brookland-Cayce at Darlington

Class AA

Andrew Jackson at Cheraw

Johnsonville-E.Clarendon winner at Academic Magnet

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