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For the Timberland baseball team, 2009 was a trial by fire. Finishing with a record of 7-11, 3-3 in Region 7-AA, there were times when they played wel ... full story
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For the Timberland baseball team, 2009 was a trial by fire. Finishing with a record of 7-11, 3-3 in Region 7-AA, there were times when they played well, and there were times when they didn’t. But that is the past.The inexperienced juniors are now exp ... full story
When asked about his team’s chances this spring, Berkeley baseball coach Landy Cox just shook his head looking like one of his students faced with a big test for which he forgot to study.“We’re young,” Cox said. “We’re very young. Only two senior sta ... full story
Finding Mudville: It’s baseball – and softball – seasonThe high school regular baseball season begins this week and in some parts of the state there is still traces of snow on the ground. Hard to believe isn’t it, but in my run back and forth between here and there this weekend I saw patches of snow on t ... full story
Gators bring title to Berkeley CountyAleighsa Welch scored a season-high 36 points and pulled down 15 rebounds to lead Goose Creek's girls to their first-ever state championship with a 64-63 win over defending champion Spring Valley Friday night at Colonial Life Arena in Columbia.Welch' ... full story
Softball clinic March 27 at BHSBerkeley High School is hosting a softball clinic for girls ages 8 to 15. The clinic will see members of the BHS softball team help youngsters learn the fundamentals of the game.The free clinic is set for the Berkeley High School Softball Field on Sa ... full story
When you sit down and talk track and field with Berkeley Stags coach Twon Williams you can see the plan has long ago formulated in his mind. It’s about college, and getting his student athletes prepared for college. Last week Williams took a group of ... full story
Timberland’s Jasper Kinlaw goes up for a shot during the Lower State Championship game against Burke Saturday afternoon in Charleston. For complete details of the exciting contest, see Sports. ... full story
The Berkeley County YMCA Wave Riders girls’ swim team took top honors for the second time this season, and overall the Wave Riders placed fourth in a recent meet in Sumter. A total of 13 team records were set. Allyson Cady, who made a pair of regiona ... full story
Finding Mudville: Hockey then and nowAs much as I am often loathe to admit, I do like watching hockey. I’m watching the gold medal game between Teams USA and Canada. I am apathetically sad to admit, it’s the only part of the Winter Olympics that I’ve watched over the past two weeks. The ... full story
Freshman Drew Lockliear fired three-and-a-third innings of no-hit baseball and the Berkeley Stags put up eight runs in the final three innings to come from behind and down Timberland 8-5 in the opening round of the Lowcountry Invitational Classic.Can ... full story
Eleven-year-old Anna Shuler recently competed in the Orlando Magical Classic gymnastics meet, along with over 800 other gymnasts representing four countries. Anna’s finishes included first place in the vault and beam, second place on the uneven bars, ... full story
It might have snowed last week, but this weekend springtime will officially arrive with the start of the 2010 high school baseball season with a pair of pre-season tournaments slated for Berkeley High School.The Lowcountry Preseason Invitational, spo ... full story
The game was over before the end of the first quarter.Berkeley’s Bruce Ellington poured in a game-high 38 points in the Stags’ 70-55 win over Carolina Forest in the opening round of the AAAA playoffs last week.With the win, Berkeley advanced to the s ... full story
Finding Mudville: Done too soonThere’s a Neil Diamond song entitled, “Done Too Soon.”That’s how I feel.I had this feeling as I saw Bruce Ellington signing autographs at the conclusion of Berkeley’s first round playoff win over Carolina Forest that this might have been the last tim ... full story
Blowing the doors off the barn with a 25-3 third quarter, the Timberland Lady Wolves rolled to a 73-33 over Aynor in first round state playoff action last week.Rateska Brown nailed four straight threes in the third quarter run, the last coming at the ... full story
Cavs to induct new Hall of Fame membersSix former St. John’s Cavalier athletes and coaches will be honored as members of the Cavalier Athletic Hall of Fame at a special ceremony and dinner Thursday at the school. Dinner will begin at 6:30 p.m. with former N.C. State and The Citadel ... full story
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