Goose Creek -- Goose Creek coach Chuck Reedy says his team does its best work in the fourth quarter when the other team is just flat worn out. North Augusta was the latest to find that out.
SUMMERVILLE -- The stakes weren't as high, but Gaffney's 35-28 victory over Summerville on Friday night was painfully familiar if you're a Green Wave player, coach or fan.
South Pointe football fans like to call their team the Stallion Stampede. After Friday night's 42-0 win over James Island in the second round of the Class AAAA Division II playoffs, the Trojans headed home probably thinking they had just played the South Pointe Steamrollers.
ORANGEBURG -- Junior quarterback Luke Sirgo tossed three touchdown passes and rushed for another to lead Hilton Head Christian to a 33-14 win over Northwood Academy in the SCISA Class AA state championship game Friday.
MONCKS CORNER -- Berkeley's Evan MacKelvey picked off a long pass by Greenwood late in the fourth quarter to secure a 13-9 victory for the Stags in the second round of the Division II-AAAA playoffs Friday night.
It was so important for North Charleston leaders to get behind the success of the Cougars that they put aside city business Thursday night and cooked steaks for the players at City Hall.
North Charleston wide receiver Corey Washington is sitting on top of the world. The 6-4, 190-pound senior is one of the best wide receivers in the state. He has 37 catches for 631 yards and 13 touchdowns, good enough to earn him a spot on the South roster in the North-South All-Star game ...
The James Island Trojans shocked the South Carolina high school football community last weekend by posting a 56-55 overtime victory over Wren in the opening round of the playoffs.
It just might be the biggest night of high school football that Lowcountry fans have seen in quite some time. Clash of the titans, potential backyard brawls, revenge factors and SCISA state championships. Tonight's menu has it all.
COLUMBIA -- Fort Dorchester's R.J. Slawson and Berkeley's Bruce Ellington, a pair of standout basketball players headed to the University of South Carolina, were named to the S.C. Basketball Coaches Association's preseason Elite team on Wednesday.
Philip Bowman, a Charleston resident and graduate of Ohio State University, joined The Post and Courier as a news copy editor in 1996 and became the paper's high school sports beat writer in 1999.Read Columns... Philip's Blog...
