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Goose Creek High School is back in the business of winning region crowns.
Stratford High School’s girls golf team qualified for the Class 5A state tournament for the second year in a row.
The Stratford High School volleyball team blanked crosstown rival Goose Creek High School 3-0 in its final regular season match.
All that stands in the way of Goose Creek High School’s football program and the Gators’ first region crown in four years is James Island High School.
Northwood Academy leaned on a punishing ground attack Friday to claim its third win of the season, a 35-12 victory over visiting Pinewood Prep.
Cane Bay High School coach Russell Zehr expected the physicality and back-and-forth of a fist fight and that’s exactly what unfolded.
Stratford High School’s girls golf team punched its ticket to the Class 5A Lower State tournament.
Word was Goose Creek High School’s football program was much-improved as it moved into the second year of the Jason Winstead era.
Watching defense turn into offense was more than satisfying for Wando head football coach Jimmy Noonan.
After a few subpar seasons, Friday night was a chance for the Goose Creek football program to prove it is a force to be reckoned with as the Gators hosted defending region champion Berkeley in…
Ashley Ridge High School 23, West Ashley High School 21 - FINAL
Stratford High School’s girls tennis team doubled up Cane Bay High School in a Region 7-AAAAA match on Thursday, Oct. 9.
Join the Summerville Communications sports team of Rob Gantt and Roger Lee as they talk about Friday's high school football games from Berkeley and Dorchester counties
Six seniors on Hanahan High School’s volleyball team have the Lady Hawks rounding into form as the regular season runs into the playoffs later this month.
Jason Winstead isn’t always certain which version of the Goose Creek High School football team will emerge from the locker room from day to day but the one that showed up Friday was dominant.
Summerville High School 42, Ashley Ridge High School 31
The Stratford High School girls tennis team crossed town for a rivalry matchup with Goose Creek High School Oct. 1.
Stratford High School’s boys cross country team has never missed the state meet in Coach Shane Sutherland’s time at the helm, though last year was close.
Stratford’s Faith Owens and Rori Mae Condon shared medalist honors as the Knights defeated Berkeley and James Island in a Region 7-AAAAA golf match on Wednesday, Sept. 25 at Crowfield.
Every golfer envisions the day a shot takes flight and an ace falls out of the sky for the very first time.
With Lowcountry heavyweight Fort Dorchester High School on deck, the Goose Creek Gators gained some needed confidence with a resounding victory in their homecoming game.
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Some wish to keep playing. Others enjoy the benefits that accompany a break.
It was a typical Cane Bay-Ashley Ridge football game, coming down to the wire as they seemingly always do.
Join Roger Lee and Rob Gantt as they preview the upcoming high school football games in Berkeley and Dorchester counties.
The Cane Bay Volleyball team is looking to make strides this season.
The first distance runner in Cane Bay High School history to finish first at state now has some bling to go along with the memory of the state championship he won in the spring.
Jaedon Alston, Damarius Anderson and Javion Taylor each scored a pair of touchdowns as Stratford High School broke into the win column on Aug. 30.
The Goose Creek Gators opened the football season with a stinging loss to one Dorchester County program on Aug. 23 and has had extra time to regroup in preparation for another.
The Cane Bay Cobras ended one skid in Week 0 and are aiming to stop another slide in Week 1, too.
Goose Creek won the first six encounters on the gridiron against Ashley Ridge but the Swamp Foxes have battled halfway back.
The girls of fall are back on the gridiron next month when the sixth season of high school flag football in the Charleston area kicks off on Sept. 3.
The David Morbitzer era at Hanahan High School saw the Hawks go as far in the postseason as they had in six years.
The Stratford High School girls tennis team has advanced to the playoffs under Dan Ellis in all of his three years at the helm.
The final dress rehearsal of the preseason is in the books.
The teams representing the four public high schools in Dorchester County took on each other during a football jamboree Aug. 16.
In the offseason, Stratford High School’s defensive staff made the decision to move to a 3-5-3 look to get more speed on the field.
Cane Bay High School football coach Russell Zehr was encouraged by the Cobras’ work ethic in June and July. Perhaps they’re ready for a productive season in terms of victory celebrations.
Northwood Academy football coach Ryan Leaver believes a focused offseason that led to some physical growth will pay dividends this fall for the Chargers.
The North Charleston 17-19 All-stars went 5-0 in Sterlington, Louisiana to capture the 2019 Dixie Baseball Majors World Series Championship.
The Post and Courier’s Top 10 poll for Charleston-area high school football teams is a strong indicator the Goose Creek Gators have some who believe the Gators could be as improved a squad as …
Former Goose Creek High School assistant football and basketball coach Thomas McElveen was named the new varsity boys basketball coach at Fort Dorchester High School.
Tim Baldwin heads into his 19th season as Goose Creek High School’s girls basketball coach and he’s seen a lot of summers with the Lady Gators.
The Stratford High School boys basketball team posted a solid 9-4 mark in offseason contests last month. Most of the summer is open season for hardwood squads and the Knights took full advanta…
Ishan White and Trevur Smalls reared back and threw down monstrous dunks.
A little known fact about Willie Nearhood is his coaching career began at Cross High School.
The Goose Creek “O”Zone all-stars encountered some adversity before their district tournament when one of their top players had to have hip surgery.
Charleston Post 166 needed two victories in the last week of its League 1 slate to lock up another league title this summer.
If you can’t deliver a base hit, putting the ball in play on the ground is the next best thing. Coaches have been telling their players that for decades.
Stratford High School product Page Wofford is literally living in a dream. Just ask him.
