More often than not, especially with the popularity of sports news on social media, high school athletes reveal where they’ll sign ahead of signing day. That was not the case at Greenbrier, as only a select few were aware of where these two future college athletes intended to sign.
In his 5 years as head coach, Postell led the warriors to a 24-31 record and 1 region championship in 2018. Affectionately known as “Coach P” to his players, Postell helped develop one of the top players the area has seen recently in Simeon Barrow.
All leagues in Georgia and South Carolina are now in or have completed their football playoffs. Here are the eliminations/future matchups following November 27th and 28th’s games.
Even though the Lincoln County School District is closing its schools for more than two weeks to cut the spread of coronavirus, a high school football game is still planned tonight.
We are roughly on week 8 into the CSRA high school football season. This time, we’re on the third consecutive week of no game cancellations due to COVID-19. And many teams are in bye-week, so we’re only bringing you coverage for six games tonight!
We’re not exactly sure what week of high school football it is for you, but for the second week in a row, the CSRA is fully packed for games with no cancellations.
It’s a good, old-fashioned rivalry game in the 803. A little spice in the Friday night football as South Aiken hosted their home opener this week when against longtime rival, North Augusta.
We’re happy and so are the fans, as COVID-19 is not blocking football this week. With all teams scheduled to hit the field tonight, we look into the Week 6 preview.
Every now and then, high school football brings us one of those ‘bigger than sports moments.’ For the small towns of Ridge Spring and Monetta, those moments come on a weekly basis.
A day after Aiken County High School postponed its second high school football game within a week, another Aiken County School District school is postponing a game.
Aiken High School has postponed its second football game in several days as a “majority” of players on the varsity team have been placed into a 14-day quarantine.
High school football is finally back in South Carolina. While every team is focused on winning, one local team is also focused on honoring their fallen teammates.
We’re about to head into week four of football in the CSRA, but we’re going to backtrack to this past week and talk about the scores and highlights you might have missed.
Three of the seven high schools in Richmond County have had to cancel football games due to COVID-19 in their programs. For Laney High, coming back out of quarantine has been a relief.
In a new partnership with online athletics ticketing leader GoFan, the Aiken County Public School District (ACPSD) is pleased to announce that all middle school and high school sports programs will offer contactless ticket sales online beginning Monday, September 21, 2020, after 3:00 p.m.
Week three of high school football in the CSRA starts tonight! But COVID-19 has a few teams sitting out. We bring you those updates and a preview for the teams hitting the field!
We're about to head into week three of high school football in the CSRA but our sports team is adding a touch of college and NFL action. Every Friday and Monday, tune into to find out about your local CSRA sports!
This year’s squad, specifically the seniors, are trying to lead a culture change at South Aiken to make sure it doesn’t happen again this season and beyond.
While football may be back in the CSRA, we’re starting to see a few games get canceled due to COVID-19. And more enforcement of safety rules for local teams and fans.
It’s week two of high school football in the CSRA! But this week, some schools have made some schedule changes due to COVID-19. Every Friday and Monday, tune into to find out about your local CSRA sports!
High school football has returned to the CSRA. And even though it doesn’t look like the football we’re used to; fans are just happy to be back in the bleachers.
Every year is a new chance for redemption, though having to wait longer for their first game created an obvious bump in the road. It may be a reality that coronavirus has the final say on whether a game is played or not, but that doesn’t make it an expectation.
For the Evans Knights and other teams, scrimmages allow teams to figure out what their strengths and weaknesses are before the season starts. While that hasn’t been able to happen this year, the Knights still believe they’ll be game ready come Friday.
It's officially week 1 for South Carolina Independent School Association football. Augusta Christian may be in Georgia but plays in the SCISA for travel reasons. The Lions have a new coach and the team wants to bring the roar back.
