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SCHSL football playoff brackets for 2026. See the second-round pairings

Here are the high school football pairings for the second round of the SCHSL playoffs scheduled for Nov. 13. Class 5A Upper State No. 9 seed Rock Hill at No. 1 Northwestern No. 12 Spartanburg at No. 4 Dorman No. 7 Fort Mill at No. 2 Dutch Fork No. 6 Hillcrest at No. 3 Byrnes FIRST ROUND SCORES: SC high school football playoffs scores from first round of SCHSL postseason Lower State No. 9 Fort Dorchester at No. 1 James Island No. 5 Summerville at No. 4 Carolina Forest No. 7 Gray Collegiate at No. 2 Berkeley No. 6 Sumter at No. 3 Ridge View Class 4A Upper State No. 9 Fountain Inn at No. 1 Gaffney No. 5 Indian Land at No. 4 T.L. Hanna No. 10 Greenville at No. 2 Westside No. 11 Clover at No. 3 South Pointe Lower State No. 9 Dreher at No. 1 Hilton Head Island No. 5 Lucy Beckham at No. 4 South Florence No. 7 Conway at No. 2 Lugoff-Elgin No. 6 Irmo at No. 3 North Augusta Class 3A Upper State No. 8 Powdersville at No. 1 Wren No. 5 Seneca at No. 4 Belton-Honea Path No. 7 Pickens at No.

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New-look South Carolina High School League football state playoffs set to begin on Friday

Six state titles will be up for grabs, but instead of AAAAA it will be Class A crowning 2 champions. The new-look South Carolina High School League football state playoffs kick into gear on Friday. Once again, there will be six state champions crowned. However, instead of two AAAAA champions, there will be competition for two Class A state titles.

South Carolina · 3d
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Green Sea Floyds advances through state playoffs with win over Ridge Spring-Monetta

GREEN SEA, S.C. — An incredible turnaround season for Green Sea Floyds Trojans will continue for at least one more week, as the Trojans advanced to the second round of the postseason with a 72-48 victory over Ridge Spring-Monetta on Friday night at Green Sea Floyds High School. After...

Green Sea, SC · 1d
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South Carolina Daily Gazette

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Former Columbia mayor, White House adviser funds USC leadership scholarships, speakers

The University of South Carolina is naming its leadership center after former Columbia Mayor Steve Benjamin, who donated $1 million to his alma mater.

Columbia, SC · 2d

WBTW News13

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The Blitz – Playoff Edition Week 1

COLUMBIA, SC (WBTW) – The high school football playoffs begin on Friday across the region. It’s now win or go home for all our schools. Below are the first round matchups with the bottom team being the home team. SCHSL Class 5A first round: (10) Socastee 27(7) Gray Collegiate 61 (Final) SCHSL Class 4A first […]

Columbia, SC · 1d

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15 Midlands teams open playoffs Friday

The high school playoffs get kick off Friday with several notable teams not in action. Four-time defending Class 5A champion Dutch Fork and region champions Ridge View, Fairfield Central, Lugoff-Elgin, Camden, Mid-Carolina, Saluda and Batesburg-Leesville and Class A playoff qualifiers Eau Claire, C.A. Johnson and North Central all receive first-round byes.

Lexington, SC · 2d

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Jim Hudson Football Friday: Week 11 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...

Columbia, SC · 1d

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First-round football playoffs roundup

Midlands teams had a strong showing in the opening round of the high school playoffs. W.C. Hawkins Stadium was one of 10 local sites for first-round games. It was the site of a Class 5A rematch from the regular season between Irmo and South Aiken. For the second time this...

Aiken, SC · 1d

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Laurens Academy rolls past Wardlaw, advances to second round of SCISA 8-Man playoffs

LAURENS, S.C. – Laurens Academy wasted little time taking control Friday night, building a 36-0 halftime lead on their way to a convincing 42-8 victory over Wardlaw Academy in the opening round of the SCISA 8-Man playoffs. The Crusaders dominated in the first half on both sides of the...

Laurens, SC · 1d

Lexington County Chronicle

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3 District 5 students named to SC Elementary Honor Choir

Three Lexington-Richland School District Five students have been selected to participate in the 2026-27 South Carolina Elementary Honor Choir, an annual statewide ensemble recognizing outstanding young vocalists. The students selected are Xavier Owens, EL Son Soe and Diana Soe, all of the Seven Oaks Elementary Global Magnet School. They were...

Lexington, SC · 1d

The State

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HS Football Rewind: Keenan wins playoff opener. Dreher ends playoff drought

The Keenan Raiders are moving on in the playoffs. Hunter O’Neal ran for two touchdowns and Dante Howse had a key TD pass in the fourth quarter to help the Raiders past Newberry, 30-21 in the Class 2A playoffs on Friday. Keenan will host St. Joseph’s in the second round next week. It is Keenan’s third playoff win under coach Jarrett Nealy, who led the Raiders (8-3) to the third round in his first year in 2024. The Raiders were 3-8 last year but now have two eight-win seasons in the past three years. Friday’s matchup was the second meeting of the season between the two teams. Keenan won, 28-16, on Oct. 16. “Really hard to beat a team twice, especially a good team,” Neely said. “Newberry was young this year. But I knew they would come in and battle. We challenged our guys all week, and I think we came out and did what we are supposed to do.” The game had plenty of twists and turns in the second half. Keenan led 24-14 going to the fourth quarter, but Newberry blocked a punt and took over at the Raiders’ 2-yard line. Keenan’s Jamauri Johnson picked off Sincere Glymph

Columbia, SC · 1d

WMBF

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Dreher at Wilson

High School football kicks off week 12 and the first round of playoffs. We are bringing you highlights from the Grand Strand and Pee Dee.

Columbia, SC · 1d

The Island Packet

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HS Football Roundup: HHCA, Hardeeville, Beaufort Academy advance in playoffs

It was the first week of the high school football playoffs for South Carolina High School League and SC Independent Schools Association teams. Here is a look at how Lowcountry teams fared: Hilton Head Christian 51, Florence Christian 21: Kres Langhals threw four touchdown passes, three to Jackson Richardson as Hilton Head Christian advanced in the SCISA Class 3A playoffs. The Eagles travel to Bethesda next week. It will be the second meeting of the year between the two teams. Bethesda won, 30-6, on Oct. 9. Langhals also returned an interception for a TD. Joey Houpt also had a TD run for HHCA. Beaufort Academy 35, Lee Academy 34: Terry Dortch had the go-ahead touchdown run in the fourth quarter and the Eagles stopped a late two-point conversion to advance in the SCISA Class A playoffs. Beaufort Academy will travel to Dillon Christian in the second round next week. Beaufort Academy trailed 28-21 in the third quarter. The Eagles go to within 28-27 on Jamison Paulk’s TD pass to Gunnar Andrews. Then, Dortch scored on a 30-yard run and ran in the two-point conversion to make it 35-28. Lee Academy scored on a TD pass with less than a minute

Hardeeville, SC · 1d

WRDW-TV

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Thomson fights for playoff life as 8-1 Hephzibah visits the Brickyard

THOMSON, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) - In the final week of the high school football regular season, one play or one drive can define an entire campaign. That postseason urgency takes center stage Friday night at the Brickyard, where the Thomson Bulldogs (4-5) fight for their playoff lives against the region champion Hephzibah Rebels (8-1).

Thomson, GA · 2d

The Augusta Chronicle

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Augusta-area high school football live scoreboard for Week 12

It’s the final dress rehearsal before the GHSA football playoffs begin. Hephzibah (8-1) travels to The Brickyard sitting firmly at No. 8 in the GHSA PSR rankings for Class 3A. For Thomson (4-5), it’s hard to see anything but a blowout loss here knocking the Bulldogs (No. 28) out of the postseason. That said, a win here leaves nothing to chance. Elsewhere in 3A, Burke County (6-3) hosts a winless Cross Creek team as the 20 th -ranked Bears prepare for a tune up before the playoffs begin. Westside (4-5) is right on the bubble at No. 31. A win at Butler (3-6) will have the Patriots dancing for the second year in a row. In Class 5A, Richmond Academy (7-2) travels to Savannah to close out its regular season against Jenkins (3-6). The Musketeers are ranked 13 th in the PSR standings and a win over the Warriors would secure an opening-round game on Walton Way. In Class 4A, Harlem (6-3) hosts New Hampstead (4-5) in its regular-season finale. The Bulldogs are ranked 25 th in the PSR. Aquinas (7-2) is ranked 8 th in the Class 2A standings and is the third-ranked private school overall behind Prince Avenue

Augusta, GA · 2d

WJBF

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Thomson High alumni return to lead and teach at alma mater

THOMSON, Ga. (WJBF) – All season we’ve been going around checking out of some amazing schools across the CSRA. This week, we’re out at Thomson High School. We’re kicking things off with the Principal. So we’ve got an interesting thing that we’re doing today: we’re talking to people who went here, graduated and then came […]

Thomson, GA · 1d

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Morgan Fraizer wins Youth of the Year and $20,000 scholarship

AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) - Morgan Fraizer from Josey High School won the Boys and Girls Club Youth of the Year title and a $20,000 scholarship. Eight finalists competed for the scholarship. More than 500 people attended the Youth of the Year gala. News 12 helped with the event, and Zayna Haliburton and Sydney Palmer were there.

Augusta, GA · 2d

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Delvin Howard Wants Year-Round Tutoring for Richmond County Students

Delvin T. Howard is one of three school board candidates vying to unseat the incumbent of District 9, Venus Cain. The two are running against Thomas Gardiner and Brad Owens. Howard is a lifelong Augusta resident, graduate of Richmond County public schools, local business owner, and father of two sons attending county schools. His experience includes serving in school council and PTO leadership roles at C.T. Walker Magnet School and Richmond County Technical Magnet School. He is also the co-founder of Blessing Our Community, an outreach initiative supporting Augusta residents. He is part of the Howard family that has held Augusta’s Georgia state representative seat since 1990, when Henry Lee Howard served, followed by Wayne and Karlton Howard, who is currently on the ballot.

Richmond County, GA · 4d

WJBF

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Hephzibah eyes home playoff game with win over Thomson

AUGUSTA, GA (WJBF)- It’s the final week of the regular season for teams in Georgia, and our last Game Night Live of the season features a 3A region 4 matchup. The Hephzibah Rebels will hit the road this Friday to take on the Thomson Bulldogs at the Brickyard. The Rebels are on a historic run […]

Thomson, GA · 4d

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Brad Owens Wants Augusta Schools to Adapt as AI Changes Jobs

Brad Owens is one of three school board candidates vying to unseat the incumbent of District 9, Venus Cain. The two are running against Delvin T. Howard and Thomas Gardiner. Owens is a parent to a student in the district. He described himself as a businessman but declined to provide details. About five years ago, he was instrumental in bringing film production to Augusta.

Augusta, GA · 4d