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On Thursday September 3, the A.C. Flora Falcons defeated the Eau Claire Shamrocks 35- 0 at Memorial Stadium. Leading 21- 0 at halftime, the Falcons tacked on two more touchdowns to put the game away. After three unsuccessful initial possessions, the Falcons put together a scoring drive late in the first. Following an Eau Claire punt that gave A.C. More ... On Friday September 4, the Chapin Eagles defeated the Brookland-Cayce Bearcats 45- 7 at The Cage. The score was close early on in the first quarter, but the Chapin offense turned up the heat to open the gap and come away with an impressive win. More ... With a 25- 21 victory over Christ Church Friday, September 4, the Heathwood Hall Highlanders took a 5- 3 lead in the Episcopal Bowl series with the Upstate school. Mac Whalen led the Highlanders with 180 yards passing and 87 yards rushing which included three touchdown runs. More ... The Columbia Regional Sports Council announces the upcoming16th Annual Marine Corps Ultimate Challenge Run on Saturday, September 19, 2009. The Ultimate Challenge Run, also known as the "Mud Run," is over 4.3 miles and has plenty of mud and obstacles that have to be crossed by a four person team requiring teamwork and determination. More ... Photo by Jim Covington Veteran officials Kevin Currie and Ricky Becham take a break from the heat of Friday's Heathwood Hall and Christ Church game. More ... In recent years at Hammond, the football program painted success in vivid, broad strokes. The victories - 38 in the past 40 games - were a deep red: 20 were by 20 points or more, including one of the Skyhawks three consecutive SCISA Class 3A titles. Even the rare loss was close - a combined 11 points - and quickly brushed over. More ... SCISA Girls 1. St. Joseph's 2. Hilton Head Prep 3. Spartanburg Christian 4. Hammond 5. Ashley Hall Ben Lippen is #6, Heathwood Hall #7, & Cardinal Newman #8. SCISA Boys 1. St. Joseph's 2. More ... |
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