Photos by Thomas Grant Jr. By Thomas Grant Jr. The Lexington High School girls and American Leadership Academy Lexington boys basketball teams are headed to the state semifinals. Both county programs delivered decisive third-round victories Monday in the South Carolina High School League playoffs and now sit one win awayContinue Reading
Photo by Airport High School wrestling By Thomas Grant Jr. The Lake Murray region added more history at the South Carolina High School League Individual State Wrestling Championships held at the Florence Center. Givyn Dyer made school history at Airport High School. The senior pinned Greenwood’s Maia Hunt to captureContinue Reading
Photo by Lexington High School – Grace Beeson By Thomas Grant Jr. The Lake Murray region crowned two state champions at the South Carolina High School League Individual State Wrestling Championships held at the Florence Center. Grace Beeson of Lexington High School captured her second consecutive state title at 120Continue Reading
Photo by Thomas Grant Jr. The River Bluff boys basketball team after upsetting Dorman 57-40 to win the Class 5A title in 2021. By Thomas Grant Jr. For the first time since opening up in 2012, River Bluff High School will have a new boys’ basketball head coach. Ben Lee,Continue Reading
As Lake Murray area teams tipped off postseason play, River Bluff High School celebrated a historic milestone on the hardwood. River Bluff guard Evie Godfrey was recognized after becoming the first player in program history to surpass 1,000 career points. The junior guard reached the milestone across multiple stops duringContinue Reading
By Thomas Grant, Jr. The Lexington High School girls golf team was formally recognized at the South Carolina State House last week, where the Lady Wildcats and head coach Brandon Smith were presented with a House resolution honoring their historic achievement. Lexington captured its state-record 15th state championship last October,Continue Reading
Photo by Maxpreps.com – American Leadership Academy’s Brice Newton to the basket By Thomas Grant Jr. As a 2-time All-State swingman, Tyson Bouknight helped Lexington High School win its first state boys basketball title. Fast forward 30 years later, he’s looking to make history as a head coach at aContinue Reading
By Thomas Grant Jr. Lexington High School celebrated a milestone last Wednesday as seven student-athletes signed letters of intent to continue their athletic and academic careers at the collegiate level. Those signing were Payton Miles (basketball – CIU), Jack Wilgeroth (lacrosse – Young Harris), Carson Garrick, Grant Garrick, and ColbyContinue Reading
The two-time Class 5A Division I competitive cheer champions, the Lexington Varsity Cheer team, were recognized by the Lexington County Council on Jan. 27.Continue Reading
By Thomas Grant Jr. Revenge games and personal milestones have become synonymous with the Molly Goodrich era at Lexington High School. The winningest girls’ basketball coach in school history has inspired her team after losing a first meeting with an opponent to decisive victories in rematches. The trend continued lastContinue Reading
By Thomas Grant Jr. This past week saw Lexington School District One lose one head football coach while filling another vacant position. Last Tuesday, Corey Helms resigned as Pelion head coach to take over the Chapin football program. On Friday, longtime head coach Victor Floyd was introduced as the newContinue Reading