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In a battle between the two Region 6-AA leaders, Woodland earned a hard-fought 26-21 victory Friday over Bishop England.The Wolverines took the opening kickoff and scored on their first possession when QB Robert Smith hit Dondrell Folk on a 40-yard t ... full story
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The Green Wave, Patriots and Panthers carry winning streaks into their games ton ... full story
North Charleston Open slated for next weekend
The 2008 North Charleston Open Championship is slated for Nov. 15-16 at Wescott Golf Club.The inaugural championship is open to all players who are 16 and older. It features three competitive flights – Championship, Net and Senior (60 plu ... full story
Football games rescheduledSeveral high school football games originally scheduled for Oct. 24 have been postponed due to concern of storms in the area. Both the Summerville/Berkeley game and the Fort Dorchester/James Island games have been postponed until Saturday, Oct. ... full story
In a battle between the two Region 6-AA leaders, Woodland earned a hard-fought 26-21 victory Friday over Bishop England.The Wolverines took the opening kickoff and scored on their first possession when QB Robert Smith hit Dondrell Folk on a 40-yard t ... full story
Sports Briefs 10/24/08Ashley Ridge is celebrating its first Homecoming football game with several planned activities Oct. 24. The Parade of Athletes and Parade of Clubs will be held beginning at 6 p.m. and kick-off is at 7:30 against Bishop England. ARHS students can stay ... full story
Pool teams qualify for City Cup Two local billiards teams recently earned a bid to the City Cup tournament with their performance in TriCup Championship events.The 8Ball Alkies out of Summerville’s Hurricane Alley earned a bid during the APA Pool League qualifying tournament held a ... full story
Storm competes at Citadel Invitational The Summerville Storm youth cross country team had a good outing at The Citadel Invitational Sept. 27.Former Storm runner Sydney Hazel won the varsity girls’ division of the race with a time of 19:35.6. Despite having to run distances much longer tha ... full story
Sports briefs Youth WrestlingThe Fort Dorchester Youth Wrestling Program is having registration every Wednesday in October from 6-8 p.m. in the foyer at Fort Dorchester High School. Registration fee is $30 and includes AAU membership, team shorts, and a team shirt ... full story
The Green Wave, Patriots and Panthers carry winning streaks into their games tonight.Summerville has won four straight, with their last loss being to Irmo Sept. 12. The Wave defense is proving to be a force and the team has demonstrated it can move t ... full story
Woodland dominates GarrettWoodland routed the Garrett Tech football team last Friday, handing the Falcons a 62-0 loss on their home field.The Wolverines pushed their record to 4-3 on the year with the impressive performance. Garrett fumbled the opening kickoff and the Wolveri ... full story
Swimmers place during state meetSome local swimmers made it to the podium during the South Carolina High School League’s state swim meets held Oct. 12.Summerville High School swimmer Rhiannon Gluhosky placed second in the girls’ 200-yard Freestyle event with a 1:58.77 time during t ... full story
Cuthbert Cup tees off Oct. 25Miler Country Club’s premier event of the fall is only a few days away.The 2008 Cuthbert Cup invitational is scheduled for Oct. 25-26. Pros and amateurs a like will tee off for the event, which benefits the Tommy Cuthbert Memorial Scholarship fund.Th ... full story
Sports Briefs 10/15/08Bethany hoopsBethany United Methodist Church in Summerville is having registration for its Community Basketball League, which has a division for children age 5-11 and a division open to all area teenagers. The registration fee is $65 and forms are av ... full story
Rider shows up the competitionMany people would be intimidated by having to control a beast that dwarfs them physically but for Jordan Singleton it comes natural.The 14-year-old Summerville High School freshman has shown horses since she was 5 so controlling the beasts doesn’t re ... full story
Sertoma Youth Football League ResultsMighty MightsOct. 4Falcons 0Packers 32 Vikings 14Steelers 28 Bantam LeagueSept. 27Jaguars 20Falcons&nb ... full story
Sports Briefs 10/10/08Sting tryoutsThe Summerville Sting 11u Spring Travel Baseball team will host tryouts at 5 p.m. Oct. 11 at the Boundary Street Fields, Field 5. Call 200-5721 for inquiries.Miler eventMiler Country Club will host the annual Cuthbert Senior Cup 36-hole ... full story
Berkeley wins Interclub match Berkeley took full advantage of its home-course advantage Sept. 8, finishing with 45 points to win the ninth match of the Charleston Area Men’s Interclub Golf Association season.Wescott continued its good play with 39, followed by Dunes West in third ... full story
Sports briefsSting tryoutsThe Summerville Sting 11u Spring Travel Baseball team will host tryouts at 5 p.m. Oct. 10 at the Boundary Street Fields, Field 5. Call 200-5721 for inquiries.Dolphin runThe seventh annual Newington Elementary School PTA Run with the Dolp ... full story
Teams making stridesThings are looking good for the local cross country teams.The Ashley Ridge boys’ and girls’ cross country team earned the first win in program history Sept. 17 when they defeated Cane Bay. The team, which is now up to more than 30 members, is competi ... full story
Teams face region opponents tonightRegion contests and a unique ceremony are on tap tonight.Summerville and Ashley Ridge all host region opponents tonight. Meanwhile, Fort Dorchester and Pinewood hit the road for their own region games. Kickoffs are scheduled for 7:30 p.m.The Green Wa ... full story
Hawks slip by WolverinesWoodland lost a hard-fought battle to the Hawks of Hanahan Friday.The Wolverines (3-2) matched up well with the Hawks (3-2), but fell a drive short of a win as Hanahan slipped by 34-30. It was all Woodland in the opening quarter as the team jumped ou ... full story
Sports briefs 10/03/08Fall golfThe 2008 Captain’s Choice Fall Golf Tournament of the Tri-County Regional Chamber of Commerce is scheduled for Oct. 16 at Santee Resort Golf Course. The tournament will be followed by food, fun and fellowship during the Awards Ceremony/Busin ... full story
Y celebrates 100 years of swim instructionThe fall season is upon us, meaning children and families in the Lowcountry are beginning to spend fewer days at the beach, lake, water park or pool. While swimming is an ideal activity for families, providing fun in the sun and quality time spent to ... full story
Sports Briefs 10/01/08Fall golfThe 2008 Captain’s Choice Fall Golf Tournament of the Tri-County Regional Chamber of Commerce is scheduled for Oct. 16 at Santee Resort Golf Course. The tournament will be limited to 25 teams and will be followed by food, fun and fellowship ... full story
Tennis teams open region playThe Summerville and Fort Dorchester girls’ tennis teams opened region play against each other Tuesday.The Green Wave earned a 7-0 win on its home court to improve to 4-1 on the season and 1-0 in Region 8-AAAA. Summerville’s sole loss this year came t ... full story
Two-victory week for WoodlandThe Woodland football team won its second game of the week Friday to push its record to 3-1.After knocking North Charleston from the undefeated ranks Monday, the Wolverines handed Bluffton a 44-21 loss Friday. Woodland QB Robert Smith completed 17-of ... full story
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