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USCB Men's Cross Country Place Second at Sand Shark Invitational
BLUFFTON, SOUTH CAROLINA — The University of South Carolina Beaufort men's cross country team earned a second-place finish at the 19th annual Sand Shark Invitational on Saturday morning, totaling 58 points with three runners finishing inside the top 11 in the 8K race. Bethune-Cookman claimed the team title with...
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Tiger Men Finish 7th At USCB Cross Country Invitational
HARDEEVILLE, S.C. – The Savannah State University men's cross country team earned a seventh-place finish at the 2026 Sand Shark Cross Country Invitational on Saturday morning at Sergeant Jasper Park, hosted by the University of South Carolina Beaufort. The Tigers totaled 183 points in the men's 8-kilometer race, led...
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Tigers Drop Rescheduled Road Contest At Morehouse
ATLANTA, Ga. — Tristan Sizemore caught two touchdown passes and Adonis Brazil recorded three sacks, but Savannah State fell to Morehouse, 34-23, Sunday at B.T. Harvey Stadium in Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference football action. The contest, which served as Morehouse's Homecoming game, was moved from Saturday, October 10, to...
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Bluffton plans busy season with new ice skating | Opinion
From Spooktacular to Santa: It’s Bluffton’s Busiest Event Season. Bluffton has a crowded, fun-filled calendar of events, bringing plenty of opportunities to enjoy the cooler weather and spend time with friends and neighbors. The Town expanded its event offerings after the pandemic to create more opportunities for the...
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Sun Belt Week 6 Reaction
Week 6 in the Sun Belt featured several entertaining finishes, but also left plenty of question marks going forward. Louisiana Tech and Louisiana played a thrilling in-state matchup. James Madison won again, and Coastal Carolina beat Marshall, leaving them with plenty to answer for after another ugly defeat. Let’s take...
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Sam Fritzinger Promoted to Associate Head Coach of Men's & Women's Golf
BLUFFTON, SOUTH CAROLINA – University of South Carolina Beaufort Associate Vice Chancellor for Athletics / Athletics Director Tim Daniels and Men's & Women's Head Golf Coach Cory Cottrell has announced the promotion of Sam Fritzinger to Associate Head Coach for Men's and Women's Golf. "I don't feel that there...
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Cross Country Returns to Action in Beaufort
BEAUFORT, S.C. – Bethune-Cookman cross country returns to action this Saturday as they are set to participate in the 19th Annual Sandshark Invitational. The event, which takes place at the Sergeant Jasper County Park, begins at 8:45 a.m. Saturday, October 10. Time: 8:45 a.m. (Men's) Location: Hardeeville, S.C. |...
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Benedictine's Nixon, Weeks earn top 10 finishes on Georgia PGA Junior Tour
Savannah's Finn Nixon and Jack Weeks both earned top 10 finishes at the Georgia PGA Junior Tour's Villa Rica Junior Classic played October 3-4 at the Frog Golf Club in Villa Rica., Ga. Nixon, a junior at Benedictine Miliary School, posted scores of 72-70 to finish 2-under par in seventh...
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GC Sports | Panthers prevail in overtime showdown against Claxton, win 26-20
The Portal Panthers and the Claxton Tigers needed overtime to see who would take their second loss of the season. The Panthers came away with a 26-20 overtime win to improve their record to 6-1 on the season. The Panthers have not won 6 straight games since the 2005 season. Teams Trade Early Blows Photo by DeShawn Brooker Portal opened the game with a strong drive, beginning at its own 41-yard line. Zeke Percell started hot, getting the Panthers into Claxton territory with a 13-yard run before KJ Hunter added another first-down run. Quarterback Omod Thomas then scrambled for 13 yards, and a Claxton penalty moved Portal to the 6-yard line. Hunter capped off the drive with a 6-yard touchdown run to give Portal an early 7-0 lead over the Tigers. Claxton answered with its running game, starting at its own 39-yard line before quickly reaching the red zone behind quarterback Javion Harper and running back Kori Murcherson . Running back Matthew Melvin finished the drive with a 17-yard touchdown run, and Murcherson converted the two-point attempt to give the Tigers an 8-7 lead in the first quarter. Stagnant Offenses in 2nd Quarter Defense and penalties controlled much of the
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GC Sports | Gators' ground game powers 34-7 win over Savannah Country Day
Bulloch Academy improved to 7-1 and picked up its first region win with a 34-7 victory over Savannah Country Day. The Gators scored five rushing touchdowns on a rainy night to defeat the Hornets. Bulloch Academy won its homecoming game Friday night, securing its fourth consecutive victory. The Gators shut out the Hornets in the first half, but a few missed tackles led to a touchdown run for Savannah Country Day later in the game. Head coach Aaron Phillips wants those missed tackles cleaned up moving forward. "We got to tackle a bit better. A couple plays they had, we bottled them up really well. We just didn't tackle. We got to finish," Phillips said. Explosive Plays Early B.J. Smart breaking a few tackles on this first down run | Photo by Dylan Waits Savannah Country Day started the game with the ball but couldn't get anything going offensively. The Hornets punted the ball away after four minutes of possession. Bulloch Academy started its opening drive with a few good runs. Connor Perry broke free for a run of more than 50 yards to give the Gators an early 7-0 lead. Savannah Country Day returned the ensuing kickoff to midfield,
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Hilton Head Christian & Bethesda Academy, WTOC End Zone Game of the Week
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - Our End Zone Game of the Week in week eight of the high school football season brings WTOC back to Savannah as the 4-1 Bethesda Blazers host the 6-1 Hilton Head Christian Eagles. It was a multi-year winning streak for the Eagles over the Blazers before Bethesda got the better of them in week one 53-28 last season. This year the matchup is in region play as both are in the newly established SCISA 3A Region II.