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The Stratford High School volleyball team is counting on a lot of new faces this season, third-year coach Tracie Lake said.
“We’ve got three returnin ... full story
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- Knights stumble in season opener
The Berkeley Stags picked up where they left off in 2009, pouring on six touchdowns in a 40-14 rout ... full story - Winning Form
Morgan Erickson from Goose Creek’s World Teoul Moon Kung Fu, Tai Chi, and Healing Arts recently won ... full story - Serving notice: Lady Hawks counting on ball control
As Hanahan High School volleyball coach Wendy Anderson prepares for her fourth season, the Lady Hawk ... full story
The Stratford High School volleyball team is counting on a lot of new faces this season, third-year coach Tracie Lake said.
“We’ve got three returning starters and the rest are brand new, either played JV last season or are new to the game,” she add ... full story
The Berkeley Stags picked up where they left off in 2009, pouring on six touchdowns in a 40-14 rout of Stratford Friday night in Moncks Corner.
“Business as usual,” said Stags coach Jerry Brown in reference to the 40 points put on the scoreboard by ... full story
Morgan Erickson from Goose Creek’s World Teoul Moon Kung Fu, Tai Chi, and Healing Arts recently won first place in youth sparring and open hands forms competition in Merritt Island, Florida. She also performed at her best when she competed in forms a ... full story
Smalls shines in JV actionIn JV football action last Thursday, Hanahan defeated Timberland 34-16 behind quarterback Anthony Smalls. Small tossed four touchdown passes and ran for another to lead the Hawks. Smalls passed for 172 yards and ran for 57 more.
Brian Ford caught tw ... full story
As Hanahan High School volleyball coach Wendy Anderson prepares for her fourth season, the Lady Hawks look like they’ve got potential to be a strong team if everything comes together.
“We’ve got a lot of kids with experience though it’s not all at t ... full story
In short, it was wild and long.
Hanahan’s second game of the season stands out for those two reasons.
Timberland survived a furious fourth-quarter rally to edge Hanahan 28-21 in a non-region game that spanned two days because of a bomb threat that ... full story
Goose Creek High School volleyball coach Jay Watterworth says the Lady Gators are the best they’ve been in his five years at the helm.
“This is the best we’ve looked this early in the season,” Watterworth said. “We’ve got girls on the team tha ... full story
Two-day basketball skills camp set for Sept. 18-19The Elevate Skills Camp will be held for high school basketball players Sept. 18-19 at Goose Creek High School.
The camp, limited to the first 50 participants, is for boys and girls.
Campers will learn specific high energy drills that will help the ... full story
Cane Bay’s season-opening loss left coach Jeff Cruce as aggravated as he’s ever been on the sideline.
The Cobras were blanked by rival Ashley Ridge 14-0 Friday despite a mostly-efficient performance on offense. The Cobras dropped too many passes and ... full story
Cane Bay blanked in season openerSummerville – Kenny Walker’s first coaching win may eventually go down as the one he remembers most - not necessarily for being No. 1 - but for the one that left him the most drained.
Ashley Ridge High School opened the Walker era with a grueling 14 ... full story
Gators selling season tickets, parking passesGoose Creek High School is selling reserved season tickets for its six home football games this season for $40. Reserved parking passes are $25.
Those interested can contact Gators football coach Chuck Reedy at 797-0871. full story
By student population, Cane Bay’s fellow upstart, Ashley Ridge, has the advantage in school size.
On the football field, it’s dead even.
The two programs enter their third seasons and Friday’s season-opening game at CBHS with four previous games be ... full story
Sun comes up on regular season for GatorsIrmo tough opening-week test
The Goose Creek Gators open the regular season Friday at home against Irmo in a Lowcountry vs. the Midlands match up.
Irmo should be a stern test for the Gators, who return just three starters on defense.
After Nort ... full story
Knights set to open up on road against rivalStratford High School begins its football season with a drive to Moncks Corner to meet rival Berkeley Friday night.
A lot less is riding on the line, though, with the Stags’ drop down to Class AAA. There used to be playoff implications in the series ... full story
Goose Creek quarterback Dantez Bennanmon rolls out of the pocket during the first annual Swamp Fox Junior Varsity Jamboree held at Ashley Ridge High School Aug. 21. The Gators won their two-quarter scrimmage with Ashley Ridge 14-12. full story
The Citadel to honor Sertoma football ticketsFans holding tickets to the 40th Annual Sertoma Football Jamboree at Johnson Hagood Stadium Aug. 19-20 will be able to exchange them for a complimentary general admission ticket to The Citadel's season's opener against Chowan University on Sept. 4.
... full story
Goose Creek Rec holding signups for middle school volleyballThe Goose Creek Recreation Center is currently holding signups for a middle school volleyball league.
Both Stratford and Goose Creek high school volleyball coaches Tracie Lake and Jay Watterworth are encouraging all interested parties to participate ... full story
Big Brown delivers for Hanahan in openerIt was simply Chris Brown’s night.
The junior receiver hauled in 10 passes for 153 yards and scored four touchdowns in Hanahan’s 32-28 win at Hartsville Friday night.
“I was always at the right place at the right time,” the 6-foot, 2-inch Brown sa ... full story
Brown recalls the days of desktop sportsGrowing up, after Santa Claus and before girls, there existed a period of time in a young man’s life when we were consumed with sports and games.
That time is called sixth grade. When I was 12 years old I ate, slept and breathed sports. So did my fr ... full story
D-Backs searching for playersThe Goose Creek D-Backs are looking for two players to fill the team’s roster for the fall 2011 season.
The squad is a competitive team and are looking to play 6 to 8 tournaments this fall. Dedicated ballplayers with pitching and infield expe ... full story
Countywide volleyball scrimmage Saturday at CBHSThe Berkeley County volleyball scrimmage day has been set for Saturday at Cane Bay High School.
Berkeley, Cane Bay, Cross, Goose Creek, Stratford and Timberland high schools will all compete in the event.
Each team will compete against the five oth ... full story
SHS football passes on saleStratford High School athletics began selling reserved seat passes, general admission passes and reserved parking decals for the 2010 varsity football season on Aug. 17.
All three passes allow admittance to all home varsity games (excluding p ... full story
Stratford High School’s football scrimmage with Conway last week produced several positive signs for the upcoming season.
Ryan Barnwell scored on a 65-yard touchdown run and returned a kickoff 86 yards for another score to lead the Knights to a 24-1 ... full story
Sertoma football jamboree set for Thursday, FridayThe 40th Annual Sertoma Classic will be held this Thursday and Friday at The Citadel’s Johnson Hagood Stadium.
This year’s event will celebrate four decades of Sertoma football in the Lowcountry with a look back at some of the prominent players over ... full story
Finding Mudville: Good times at the jamboreeI’ve noticed a disturbing trend when it comes to football in the Lowcountry in August.
I have a tendency to get rained on a lot. I mean, seriously stormed on, where I think the world is about to end and they decided to end it at my feet.
My first ... full story
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