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Berkeley volleyball coach Jewel Larson has run out of things to say when attempting to explain the funk that has befallen her team.“They played half as good as I know they’re capable of playing,” Larson said. “End of comment.”The Lady Stags dropped t ... full story
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It’s official: Berkeley High School standout Bruce Ellington will attend the University of South Car ... full story - Stags place second in Savannah Puma Kickoff Classic
The Berkeley Stags cross country team got its 2009 season off on the right foot by placing second in ... full story - BHS gives glimpse of juggernaut offense in Sertoma win
There’s not much 12 minutes of football can reveal.A glimpse at best, good or bad, is the most a coa ... full story
Berkeley volleyball coach Jewel Larson has run out of things to say when attempting to explain the funk that has befallen her team.“They played half as good as I know they’re capable of playing,” Larson said. “End of comment.”The Lady Stags dropped t ... full story
Stags remain perfect, travel to James Island FridayThere is one way to get around your defense tiring and giving up 30 and 35 points the last two ball games: just have your offense score 55. The Berkeley Stags are living up to the pre-season hype of possessing a juggernaut of an offense, scoring seem ... full story
It’s official: Berkeley High School standout Bruce Ellington will attend the University of South Carolina. The two-sport star has decided to play basketball for the Gamecocks. He waited until after Friday’s Berkeley-Stratford game to make his decisio ... full story
Stags crush StratfordBruce Ellington might have to swap jerseys the next time he takes the football field, trading in his golden script 3 for a big, red S.The only difference between the Stags standout quarterback and Superman is that Ellington can’t fly.Instead, he rush ... full story
The Berkeley Stags cross country team got its 2009 season off on the right foot by placing second in the Puma XC Kickoff Classic last month in Savannah. Daniel Grant took top honors for the Stags placing sixth individually. Coach Twon Williams was pl ... full story
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There’s not much 12 minutes of football can reveal.A glimpse at best, good or bad, is the most a coach can expect.For the Berkeley Stags, the glimpse is a sign of foreboding for Region 7-AAAA opponents this fall. The Stags will run the football, and ... full story
Football jamboree cancelledThe 2009 Berkeley County Jamboree has been cancelled because of rain, according to Berkeley High School athletic director Jerry Brown. “The rain this morning and this week took care of that,” Brown said, adding that the jamboree will not be reschedul ... full story
Coming off a 9-5 injury-riddled season in 2008 that ended with a second round playoff loss, the Berkeley Stags knew they’d have a loaded offense this year. Nobody had a clue it would be this loaded, though.Berkeley scored five touchdowns in its first ... full story
While not yet set in stone, the drop of Berkeley Stags athletics from Class AAAA to AAA appears inevitable in 2010. “We’re still working on it,” said Stags athletic director Jerry Brown, “but all signs point to the school dropping a class to AAA for ... full story
The Berkeley Stags wrestling team took a big first step in its new era under coach Tim Wash, hosting a wrestling camp in June and then taking part in a weeklong camp at Newberry College. “The camp was a technique camp where they learned a bunch,” Was ... full story
Got speed?A new business venture between former Berkeley assistant coach George Brittle and his two sons, Owen and Thomas, former Berkeley multi-sports stars and currently a part of the College of Charleston baseball team, will help you find it.“Geor ... full story
It’s only July, but the fall sports season kicked off Monday and Twon Williams and the Berkeley High School cross country team wasted little time in setting the tone for the upcoming season.“We should have a great season this year even with the loss ... full story
Lady Stags volleyball coach Jewel Larson has been a busy person this summer, running volleyball practices on Tuesdays and Thursdays and basketball on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. With the start of volleyball season under two months away those endles ... full story
The Berkeley Lady Stags are retooling this summer, just as high school teams do every summer following graduation. This time the retooling goes from top to bottom. First there’s a new coach. Jewel Larson takes over for Matt Bradberry, who stepped dow ... full story
For as long as she could remember, Jewel Larson felt like she belonged on the hardwood. In her six years of coaching high school sports, Larson’s dream as been to run her own varsity basketball program. This summer Larson got her wish. The current Be ... full story
Berkeley Stags golfer Trey Dennis participated in the recent North-South high school golf tournament as a member of the South all-star team.The North team was able to defend its title by virtue of an 8-8 tie with the South during the 13th annual Nort ... full story
Berkeley Stags baseball seniors Cam Sessions, Bryce Baur, Brad Barwick and Thurman Pellum all inked college deals this week to continue their game on the next level. Sessions will play for Charleston Southern, Baur will head northeast to play for Fra ... full story
Tory Shepherd has battled all the way back and now it’s time to reap the rewards. The Berkeley outside and middle hitter came back from a season ending knee injury at the beginning of her junior season to be named first team All-State in her senior y ... full story
Berkeley baseball coach Landy Cox said the next step in the continued success of Stags baseball is introducing the game to younger ballplayers, and part of that next step includes summer baseball camps.Cox announced his second summer baseball camp si ... full story
Stags eliminated following 2-0 loss to West AshleyJust like that, the Berkeley Stags baseball season is over. Following consecutive losses to top-seeded Sumter and a 2-0 shutout at the hands of West Ashley, the Berkeley baseball season came to an end.Following a first-half of the season when the tea ... full story
The Berkeley Stags girls relay team served notice to the rest of the state that they are still the reigning divas of track. The 4x400 relay team of Leanna Morrison, Catrina Morrison, Jamara Heyward and Amber Robinson won their fifth consecutive Regio ... full story
Stags to host summer wrestling campNew Berkeley wrestling coach Tim Wash isn’t wasting any time putting his mark on the Stag wrestling program. Wash will host a free wrestling camp at Berkeley High School June 24-26 from 9 a.m. to noon. “My number one goal is build the future of the S ... full story
When Stags Athletic Director Jerry Brown went in search of a new varsity wrestling coach, he didn’t have to look far … say about five yards to his right down the football sidelines.Current assistant wrestling coach and assistant football coach Tim Wa ... full story
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