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The high school hockey season is heating up and there will be ample opportunities to see local teams ... full story
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- Gaffney rallies to eliminate Summerville
In a game that featured 10 turnovers, a ton of offense and some controversial ca ... full story - Green Wave clinches region title
Summerville completed a clean sweep through Region 8-AAAA on Friday with a 48–20 ... full story - Green Wave hands Stags their first loss
Turnovers opened the wound for Berkeley and Summerville’s De’Angelo Henderson an ... full story
The high school hockey season is heating up and there will be ample opportunities to see local teams in action as the new year rolls around.The Summerville Hockey Club will close its season with a four-game home stand that begins Jan. 22. The Fort Do ... full story
In a game that featured 10 turnovers, a ton of offense and some controversial calls, Gaffney rallied for a 35-28 win over Summerville.Gaffney trailed by 14 points at the half, but outscored Summerville 28 points to 7 in the second half to win the sec ... full story
Summerville completed a clean sweep through Region 8-AAAA on Friday with a 48–20 victory over Colleton County.With the win, the Green Wave improved its record to 10-1 with a 4-0 mark in region. It is the eighth consecutive win for Summerville, which ... full story
Turnovers opened the wound for Berkeley and Summerville’s De’Angelo Henderson and Dalton Saunders poured in the salt.The Green Wave, the sixth ranked 4-A team in the polls, upset fourth ranked Berkeley, with a 28-20 win Friday in Moncks Corner. It wa ... full story
Tickets available for 4-A showdownA limited number of advanced tickets for the Oct. 23 football game between Summerville and Berkeley high schools are available.Tickets will be available for $6 at the SHS Student Information Office from 9:30 a.m. until 2:30 p.m. Oct. 21-22. The offic ... full story
Tickets available for 4-A showdownA limited number of advanced tickets for the Oct. 23 football game between Summerville and Berkeley high schools are available.Tickets will be available for $6 at the SHS Student Information Office from 9:30 a.m. until 2:30 p.m. Oct. 21-22. The offic ... full story
Green Wave netters working to turn things aroundThis year’s edition of the Summerville High School volleyball team can be best characterized as bewitched.The Green Wave team has seen some unusual twists of fate and fortune in what has turned into a roller coaster ride of a season.Despite returning ... full story
No De'angelo Henderson. No Chris Williams. No problem for the Summerville Green Wave.Cody Reese had more than 200 all-purpose yards and scored three touchdowns to lead Summerville past West Ashley, 38-14, on Friday night before about 2,000 at West As ... full story
Click here to watch a video from the game.Summerville and Stratford high schools have been sanctioned by the South Carolina High School League due to “unsportsmanlike conduct” captured on film after the schools’ football teams played Sept. 25.Late Th ... full story
Summerville High School football coach John McKissick says there is a big difference between what happened at the end of last week’s Green Wave game and what happened at the end of the Wilson/Lake City game last year.South Carolina High School League ... full story
What started as a spirited, close battle between two rivals turned into a thriller and ended in a physical altercation.Summerville took a 14-6 lead into the half, but then scored two touchdowns early in the third quarter en route to a 38-19 victory o ... full story
The Green Wave held off a second half rally by the Patriots to earn a 17-13 victory Friday in North Charleston.“I’m getting too old for this,” Summerville coach John McKissick said with a smile on his face. “But I feel good for our kids. They played ... full story
Wave, Patriots face off in ‘Great American Rivalry’One of the most intense rivalries in the Lowcountry continues tonight when Summerville travels to North Charleston to take on Fort Dorchester.The Patriot varsity football team is out to do what it hasn’t done since 2000 – beat the Green Wave.Summervi ... full story
A former Green Wave athlete received national recognition last month for his contributions to the sport of wrestling.Ken Veronee, a 1975 graduate of SHS and former Summerville wrestler, was inducted into the Florida Chapter of the National Wrestling ... full story
Summerville took the lead in the race for Lowcountry football supremacy Friday, earning a 28–17 win over Goose Creek."This was a big win for us," Summerville defensive back DaQuan Jackson said. "We were the underdogs coming in, but we fought ha ... full story
Green Wave D steps up against GatorsBy Roger LeeThe Journal SceneSummerville took the lead in the race for Lowcountry football supremacy Friday, earning a 28–17 win over Goose Creek.The Gators (1-1) looked like they were going to stomp Summerville (2 ... full story
The defensive units of several local teams face big challenges Friday.Summerville and Goose Creek face off Friday night in what should be one of the better games of the season.Both teams are coming off a nine-win season in 2008 and though they have s ... full story
The Summerville and Fort Dorchester football teams opened their seasons with wins on the road Aug. 28.The Green Wave traveled to Conway and triumphed over the Tigers 41-6. On a sloppy field caused by steady rain in the area, junior tailback De’Angelo ... full story
Football fans have ample opportunities to see local high school teams in action this month.All of the Dorchester County teams have scrimmages scheduled for this month.Some of the scrimmages require a little travel, but there are several inside the co ... full story
Green Wave grappler Jordan Wigger returned from a trip to North Dakota this summer as an All-American.Wigger competed in the Junior Free Style National Championships in Fargo July 17-25. The rising sophomore won four matches against wrestlers from ac ... full story
The chances for the Diamond Wave seniors in the 2009 American Legion playoffs got slimmer Tuesday.The Wave fell by a 12-2 margin at home as the Sumter pitching staff threw a four-hitter. It was the second consecutive loss the P-15’s had handed the Wa ... full story
Green Wave girls’ soccer coach Bop Polk will help lead the South Carolina all-stars into battle during the 2009 Clash of the Carolinas.Sponsored by Columbia United FC, the third annual event will be held July 11 at Daniel Island's Blackbaud Stadium - ... full story
The Diamond Wave seniors were hoping to remain in second place in the league with a win Monday but Beaufort hurler Chase Gould wouldn’t have it.Gould only allowed four hits in seven innings while striking out eight batters to lead the Osprey to a 9-3 ... full story
Green Wave returns to Spurrier camp finalsThe Green Wave placed second at this summer’s Steve Spurrier USC seven on seven passing camp.Summerville High School sent a squad of approximately two dozen athletes to the camp held June 6 at Williams Brice Stadium in Columbia. The group of quarterb ... full story
Summerville High School has found a new boys’ basketball coach.Greg Elliott signed a letter of intent Friday afternoon to coach the Green Wave varsity team.His hiring is pending the results of standard medical tests given to everyone accepting a coac ... full story
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