Photo by Newberry College By Thomas Grant Jr. Led by former Brookland-Cayce quarterback Reed Charpia, Newberry football has won the South Athletic Conference regular season title. The Wolves defeated Cardinal Newman 28-21 last Saturday at Setzler Field to secure a bid to the 2025 NCAA Division 2 playoffs 28-21 beforeContinue Reading

By Thomas Grant Jr. Both girls teams for Gray Collegiate Academy tennis and River Bluff volleyball had high hopes of claiming their respective first-ever state titles. Each led their state championship matches which ended up going the distance. In the end, both teams ended up finishing runners-up by the closestContinue Reading

By Thomas Grant Jr. Fresh off completing an undefeated season, Newberry opened its quest last Friday for the Class 3A title. The second-seeded Bulldogs rolled past Aynor 54-14 in the first round. Trailing 14-7 in the second quarter, Newberry erupted for 47 unanswered points to improve to 11-0 on theContinue Reading

Golf Tips for Seniors: Time Management By Robin All How early should you arrive at the golf course for a 9 a.m. tee time? Depending on your travel distance, plan to arrive around 8 a.m. This allows time to change shoes, dress appropriately for the weather, and organize your clubsContinue Reading

By Thomas Grant Jr. Despite senior running back Amadre Wooden falling just one yard short of his fourth straight 200-yard rushing performance, Batesburg-Leesville closed out the regular season with a dramatic 35-34 overtime victory to secure second place in Region 2-2A. Wooden finished with 199 yards and three touchdowns, includingContinue Reading

Spring Hill High School served as the host site for the Carolinas Weightlifting Championships on October 18–19, welcoming some of the region’s strongest student-athletes. The two-day event featured weightlifters from clubs across both North and South Carolina, including competitors with national and international experience. Athletes ranged from elementary-aged lifters toContinue Reading

Photo by Lexington High School By Thomas Grant Jr. Lexington High School is once again champions in girls’ golf. The Lady Wildcats held off Dorman and archrival River Bluff on Tuesday to win the shortened Class 5A Division I title. The tournament was postponed Monday due to bad weather atContinue Reading