Lexington won the battle at the line of scrimmage as it handed Summerville a 45-14 loss in the secon ... full story
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Fort Dorchester avenged a regular-season loss with a 31-17 victory over Stratfor ... full story - Patriots fare better than others
The Patriot football team was the only Dorchester County team to rise to the occ ... full story - Saunders leads Green Wave past Wildcats
Summerville took a 28-0 lead over West Ashley into the half Friday on four Dalto ... full story
Grapplers have big week on mat
The Ashley Ridge, Summerville and Fort Dorchester wrestling teams all notched region wins this week.
On Monday, the Swamp Foxes earned a 69-9 victory over Colleton County. Ashley Ridge won six bouts by pin fall en route to winning 11 out of 14 weight ... full story
Gators hope to get back on track against WaveGoose Creek and Summerville high schools engaged in an epic shootout in 2010.
What does 2011 have in store?
The Green Wave is 2-0, with wins over Conway and Berkeley, while Goose Creek is 1-1 after its loss to Florida power University School on Satur ... full story
Gators nip Summerville on clutch bucketJames Robinson's putback with 1.5 seconds left lifted Goose Creek past Summerville, 48-47, Friday night at SHS in a non-region game. It wasn't a thing of beauty but it sure beats losing, Gators coach Brad Dobbels said.
"We didn't play great but one g ... full story
Lexington won the battle at the line of scrimmage as it handed Summerville a 45-14 loss in the second round of the Division I-AAAA playoffs.
The Wildcats (10-3) bottled up the Green Wave (10-3) running attack much of the game and put good pressure o ... full story
Fort Dorchester avenged a regular-season loss with a 31-17 victory over Stratford Friday in the first round of the Class AAAA, Division I playoffs.
Stratford capitalized on two fumble recoveries early in the game to take a 14-0 lead and gashed the F ... full story
The Patriot football team was the only Dorchester County team to rise to the occasion Friday night.
Fort Dorchester (5-5) earned a 34-23 win over Wando (5-5) in Mount Pleasant. The Patriots out gained the Warriors 425 yards to 283 with the majority ... full story
Summerville took a 28-0 lead over West Ashley into the half Friday on four Dalton Saunders touchdown passes and cruised to a 28-7 victory.
“They were playing their safeties over a lot and we were able to take advantage,” Saunders said. “We were able ... full story
Summerville coach John McKissick describes De’Angelo Henderson’s performance in the Green Wave’s 41-27 win over Stratford as magical.
“He’s special; he’s like Houdini,” McKissick said of the running back, who finished the game with 300 rushing yards ... full story
Fort Dorchester took a 7-point lead into the half Friday night, but Summerville only needed 10 seconds to remedy that.
The first half of Friday night’s rivalry game belonged largely to Fort Dorchester. Unfortunately for the Patriots, in the second h ... full story
De’Angelo Henderson speed by, bounced off, pushed through and maneuvered around Berkeley defenders to lead the Green Wave to a 17-14 victory Friday.
The Summerville running back carried 18 times for nearly 170 rushing yards and made five receptions ... full story
Four Dorchester County schools opened their football season with a win Friday.
De'angelo Henderson rushed for 259 yards and five touchdowns to lead Summerville past Conway, 50-26, in the season opener for both schools before a crowd of more than 6,0 ... full story
Jordan Stovall’s grand slam in the third inning May 20 gave Mauldin all the cushion it needed to clinch the South Carolina Class AAAA softball championship.Mauldin (28-3) went up 1-0 over Summerville (29-7) in the top of the first inning off a solo h ... full story
Summerville (29-5) collected 15 hits while only allowing three to eliminate Wando (23-12) Friday and advance to the state softball finals for the first time.In the 24 years the Green Wave has had a softball team, it has advanced to the Lower State fi ... full story
The Green Wave softball team finally got the win it has been waiting for.On March 31, Summerville earned a 4-2 victory over Stratford to end a longstanding Knight winning streak in the series. The last time Summerville defeated Stratford was in 2004. ... 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, whic ... 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
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