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WIS-TV
Jim Hudson Football Friday: Week 10 Highlights
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - It’s another week of high school football in the Midlands and another Jim Hudson Football Friday. Below are the matchups WIS is keeping a close eye on, with teams ranked in the Midlands Top 10. Check back for final scores and highlights as they become...
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The State
River Bluff defeats rival Lexington; Mid-Carolina caps off perfect regular season
With the game in the balance, Chance Bryant was there to make the play. The River Bluff defensive back picked off a pass and returned for a touchdown late in the fourth quarter to seal the Gators’ 28-14 win over rival Lexington in front of a huge crowd at Wildcat Hollow. With the win, River Bluff clinches second in Region 3-5A and will host a first-round playoff game next week. Lexington will begin the postseason on the road. “Stewart Young (Lexington coach) is one of the guys I respect in the business and those guys have fought all season,” River Bluff coach Perry Parks said. “But at the end of the day, we are trying to establish local dominance and our guys took a huge step toward that tonight. We beat everyone in this county. … Right now we are the kings of Lexington 1, and it feels good.” The Gators (8-2) went 2-0 against district opponents had a two-game improvement over last year’s win today in Parks’ first year with the program. The game was a penalty-filled contest with emotions running high and neither team getting much of a rhythm in the second half. The two teams unofficially combined
The State
The 16-year-old whose lawsuit changed USC, and the public health legacy she built
Henrie Monteith Treadwell, whose 1963 enrollment helped desegregate the University of South Carolina, died Tuesday, at 81, the University said in a news release. She was the last surviving member of the three Black students who enrolled that fall, joining Robert Anderson and James Solomon Jr. Treadwell’s lawsuit, filed when she was 16, led to USC’s integration, the release said. In 1965, she became the university’s first Black graduate since Reconstruction, earning a degree in biochemistry. “Her courage changed the University of South Carolina, the state of South Carolina, and the lives of countless people who followed her path,” said Bobby Donaldson, executive director of USC’s Center for Civil Rights History and Research. She continued her education with a master’s degree from Boston University, a doctorate from Atlanta University and postdoctoral public health work at Harvard. Her career included work with the W.K. Kellogg Foundation and founding the Community Voices project at Morehouse School of Medicine, where she focused on strengthening marginalized communities, according to the release. In 2024, USC honored Treadwell, Anderson and Solomon with a 12-foot bronze monument on the university’s Horseshoe. “She lived a monumental and inspiring life,” President Michael Amiridis said in the release.
WJBF
Aiken football gearing up to host cross-town rival South Aiken in regular season finale
AIKEN, SC (WJBF)- It’s the last week of the regular season for high school football teams in the South Carolina High School League, which means it’s also rivalry week. Two teams in Aiken County are fighting for a playoff spot. The Aiken Hornets are hosting the South Aiken Thoroughbreds. Both teams are 2-2 in 4A […]
YoCo News
Catawba Ridge, Indian Land, York and Legion Collegiate Golfers Compete at 4A State
Catawba Ridge High School placed eighth as a team at the South Carolina High School League Class 4A girls golf state championship Oct. 26 and 27, while Catawba Ridge’s Brooke Mehlhouse and York’s Callie Lawton led area individuals with matching 156 totals that tied them for 12th, according to final results posted by the league....
coladaily.com
Dutch Fork tied for 1st in Class 5A
The regular season in high school football ends this Friday. For the first time this season, 4-time defending Class 5A Division I champion Dutch Fork shares the top spot in the S.C. High School Media polls. The Silver Foxes were tied for first place with Northwestern in points. The Trojans, who won the last two Division II titles, received one more first-place vote.
Lexington County Chronicle
Final walk-throughs set for Irmo High’s old east wing
Lexington-Richland School District Five is inviting community members to take one last walk through Irmo High School’s old east wing to honor its memories and celebrate its legacy. Community members will have the opportunity to participate in guided tours of the building and reflect on the many years of...
thenewirmonews.com
A Milestone Worth Celebrating: Our Highest Graduation Rate in 24 Years
Every student who walks across a graduation stage represents a story of perseverance, growth, determination, and achievement. Behind each diploma are countless hours of hard work, a teacher’s encouragement, a family’s support, and a community’s commitment to the promise of every child. That is why I am proud to share an extraordinary milestone: Lexington-Richland School District Five has achieved its highest graduation rate in 24 years.
myhorrynews.com
The Sideline Scoop: Final week of the high school football regular season set for Friday
The final week of the high school football regular season is upon us. We've seen a bit of everything this high school football season, and one more week of region play remains before the South Carolina High School League playoffs kick into gear next Friday night. But before we spend...
Columbia Star
Cyclones end Cardinals’ run in state championship
The Porter-Gaud Cyclones won the SCISA 4A State Volleyball Championship by defeating the Cardinal Newman Cardinals 3-0 (25-14, 25-17, 25-22) Tuesday, October 27 at Lexington High School. “It means a lot. Cardinal Newman is a wonderful team,” Porter-Gaud head coach Megan Crouch said. “They are super athletic. For us to...
WBTW News13
SCHSL state media football rankings, October 27
COLUMBIA, SC (WBTW) – It’s the final week of the high school football regular season. Here are the updated SCHSL state media rankings heading into Week 11. Our locals teams are in bold with first place votes in parenthesis. SCHSL Class 5A: 1. Northwestern (9) (8-1) 2. (tie) Dutch Fork (8) (8-0) 3. James Island […]
WJBF
South Aiken volleyball advances to 4A Final Four
AIKEN, SC (WJBF)- The South Aiken Thoroughbreds continue to have that “underdog mentality” as the number 6 seed continues their run into the South Carolina High School League postseason. The T-Breds took down the second seed North Myrtle Beach on the road in five sets. They’ll be the road warriors again next week, as they’ll […]
Lexington County Chronicle
Midlands Tech breaks ground on outdoor welding lab
Midlands Technical College broke ground on an outdoor welding lab, funded in part by a $1.1 million grant from the Truist Foundation, on Thursday, Oct. 29. The facility, located on the college’s Airport Campus, will expand access to high-demand workforce training and strengthen the college’s ability to prepare students for careers in welding and related industries.