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Berkeley Stags head coach Jerry Brown told his team following its 17-14 loss to Summerville on Friday night, “A great victory was won here tonight.”
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De’Angelo Henderson speed by, bounced off, pushed through and maneuvered around Berkeley defenders t ... full story - Wolves hold on to down Hawks 28-21 in suspended game
It was one of the longest games ever, almost 24 hours as the clock goes. The Timberland Wolves and ... full story - D.J. Weathers: A winner on and off the field
The news dropped like a bomb around school and town. D.J. Weathers was gone. Son, brother, teamm ... full story
Berkeley Stags head coach Jerry Brown told his team following its 17-14 loss to Summerville on Friday night, “A great victory was won here tonight.”
Brown praised his team for gutting through the 48 minutes of football, the team’s first without runn ... full story
De’Angelo Henderson speed by, bounced off, pushed through and maneuvered around Berkeley defenders to lead the Green Wave to a 17-14 victory Friday.
The Summerville running back carried 18 times for nearly 170 rushing yards and made five receptions ... full story
It was one of the longest games ever, almost 24 hours as the clock goes.
The Timberland Wolves and the Hanahan Hawks had to go home Friday night only to come back again on Saturday and do it all over again.
A blocked punt recovered in the end zone ... full story
The news dropped like a bomb around school and town.
D.J. Weathers was gone.
Son, brother, teammate, classmate, friend, Weathers was many things to all people.
One word that has been spoken consistently since the news hit Saturday afternoon tha ... full story
The Berkeley Lady Stags volleyball team, which recently competed in the countywide jamboree (above), looks forward to competing in a new region this season as the school drops to Region 7-AAA. full story
The Berkeley Lady Stags volleyball team is ready for the real thing.
They’re hungry. They’re sharp. They’re excited. And they’re still missing one of their best players.
The Lady Stags made short order of a much younger Timberland team 25-16, 25-16 ... full story
The Citadel to honor Sertoma football ticketsFans holding tickets to the 40th Annual Sertoma Football Jamboree at Johnson Hagood Stadium Aug. 19-20 will be able to exchange them for a complimentary general admission ticket to The Citadel's season's opener against Chowan University on Sept. 4.
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Jalen Frazier scores the first of three Trojans first-half touchdowns in a 35-0 scrimmage win over Northwoods last week. full story
Finding Mudville: D.J. WeathersThis is one of those stories I’d give anything not to write.
It’s probably one of the hardest I’ll ever have to write.
Check that … I don’t have to write it, but I want to. No, I feel compelled to.
I want to tell my part of D.J. Weathers’ story. ... full story
About 15 miles off SR 45, a lot of lodge pole pines and a wedge of Lake Moultrie is all that separate the rural Berkeley County communities of Cross and St. Stephen.
This Friday, the road between the two communities will be chock full of traffic as ... full story
Cane Bay’s season-opening loss left coach Jeff Cruce as aggravated as he’s ever been on the sideline.
The Cobras were blanked by rival Ashley Ridge 14-0 Friday despite a mostly-efficient performance on offense. The Cobras dropped too many passes and ... full story
Four quarters and 48 minutes were not enough to decide this one.
With the score tied 6-6, Timberland and Carvers Bay went to overtime Friday in the opening night of the 2010 football season.
An Adam June 6-yard run in the first overtime session pr ... full story
The Timberland Lady Wolves volleyball team got the first-varsity game jitters out of its system at the Berkeley County Jamboree last weekend and is ready to serve up this fall’s volleyball season.
THS Head Coach Joy Elizondo will field a young team ... full story
Since the end of the 2009 season last November, the Timberland Wolves had to do a little quarterback shuffling.
Cody Craig graduated.
Unieek Gourdine broke his collarbone in the pre-season’s final scrimmage and will miss a month.
Up steps junior ... full story
Finding Mudville: How hot was it?Friday night kicked off the 2010 high school football season and with downtown Charleston being reclaimed by the Atlantic Ocean, the Timberland – Carvers Bay game was about the only show in town.
So let’s talk about how hot it was Friday night.
I ... full story
Berkeley County’s volleyball teams took the court for their final tune up before the 2010 season at the Berkeley County Jamboree hosted by Cane Bay High School.
Cross, Berkeley, Timberland, Stratford, and Goose Creek joined host Cane Bay for a round ... full story
Katilyn Britt bagged her first deer on Aug. 15. Katilyn and her dad were hunting in Berkeley County on private land. The deer weighed 178 pounds and was a seven pointer. full story
With the cancellation of the final night of the Sertoma Classic on Friday, the final tune up for Shaun Wright’s Cross Trojans’ football team turned out to be a 35-0 whitewashing of Northwoods Aug. 18.
The Trojans scored three times in the first hal ... full story
Two touchdowns by Houston Cumbee, a touchdown on the ground and through the air by quarterback Evan Hammond, and 170 yards rushing by Whit McLeod wasn’t enough for the St. John’s Cavaliers to come away with a “W” in their home opener.
The Cavs fell ... full story
By student population, Cane Bay’s fellow upstart, Ashley Ridge, has the advantage in school size.
On the football field, it’s dead even.
The two programs enter their third seasons and Friday’s season-opening game at CBHS with four previous games be ... full story
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Former South Carolina State football coach Willie Jefferies, a hall of famer, speaks to the crowd at the eighth annual Lowcountry Sports Auction Saturday night at The Redbank Club in Goose Creek.
Photo 2:
Hanahan High School teacher Sha ... full story
There is nothing better than seeing an opportunity and taking it.
That’s what happened this spring to Timberland’s Brian Welch.
Welch signed over the summer to play collegiate baseball for Charleston Southern University. This, after beginning his ... full story
SCSDB girls named USA Deaf Track and Field National ChampionsThe South Carolina School for the Deaf and the Blind girls’ track team was named the 2010 USA Deaf Track and Field national champions.
The girls’ team won with 50.3 points, ahead of Maryland with 42.3. The boys’ team tied for fourth place.
Each s ... full story
Shockwave tryouts set for Aug. 21 in ManningSouth Carolina Shockwave baseball has limited roster openings on the 18-and-under fall showcase team for players who have demonstrated college baseball potential.
The Shockwave will be evaluating prospects at 10 a.m. on Saturday, Aug 21 at Laurence ... full story
Unieek Gourdine scrambles in the pocket as running back Daquan Lucas provides blocking during Timberland’s recent scrimmage against Northwoods. The Wolves begin regular season play Friday night. full story
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