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Gray Collegiate enters 2026 ready for new adventure in highest classification 

Gray Collegiate is no stranger to moving classifications, and this year, the War Eagles moved to the top.  more
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Lexington ready for 2026 following offseason of growth 

Year two of the Stewart Young era is underway in Lexington.  more
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1 game to watch each week of the 2026 high school football season

1 game to watch each week of the 2026 high school football season more
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Batesburg-Leesville begins new era after graduating 24 seniors

Batesburg-Leesville’s football team will look very different this season.  more
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River Bluff aims higher in year two under Perry Parks

It’s a new season for the River Bluff football team as the program continues to grow heading into coach Perry Parks' second year on the job.  more
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Airport beats Pelion for first win in over 700 days

Year two of the Chris Napier era at Airport is off to a great start. more
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River Bluff, Northside Christian stars named first Athletes of the Week in the 2026 season

High school sports are back in Lexington County, which means it’s time to start awarding Athlete of the Week to two exceptional athletes, one male and one female.  more
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Local high school football teams participate in 2026 Lexington Sports-A-Rama

High School football officially kicks off this Friday, but before teams hit the field for real, they had another opportunity to compete against other competition during the 2026 Lexington County Sports-A-Rama.  more
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Irmo alum Donovan Murph gears up for second year with Gamecocks

South Carolina Gamecock football is just around the corner, and it is gearing up to be a huge season for former Irmo Yellow Jacket Donovan Murph.  more
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Irmo hires slew of new coaches ahead of 2026-27 high school sports season

The Irmo athletics department will look a little bit different this school year.  Just ahead of the start of the 2026-27 sports season, the Yellow Jackets announced the hiring of five new … more
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High school sports are back! Let’s get this show on the road

It’s that time of the year again when fields are full and courts are packed with action.  more
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Lexington County football teams return to the field for friendly scrimmages ahead of 2026 season

Football teams around Lexington County took the field last week to compete against different teams for the first time this season.  more
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Blind archer Tiffany Smith proves limited vision can’t limit her

Tiffany Smith may not be able to see her target, but that doesn’t stop her from picking up her bow, drawing back and hitting the mark.  more
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Lexington 2 will offer silver pass and all-sports pass to eligible residents and officials in August and September 

Lexington Two will offer its annual Silver Pass and All-Sports Pass throughout the months of August and September, so eligible district residents, first responders, and others can pick up passes that allow free admission to most regular-season district athletic events. more
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Lexington County Blowfish conclude 2026 season 

Blowfish baseball has reached its end this year as the team concluded its final slate of games last week.  more
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5 Lexington County schools finish top-10 in Carlisle Cup standings

The final Carlisle Cup scores have been tallied, and five Lexington County teams finished inside their classification’s top-10.  more
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Rock Hill inks $1.5B investment deal with pharmaceutical company for former Panthers site

ROCK HILL — A pharmaceutical company and a medical center will purchase 75 acres off Interstate 77 in Rock Hill, taking over land previously slated for a $500 million Carolina Panthers practice … more
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South Carolina’s red snapper season on pause amid federal lawsuit

COLUMBIA — Anglers won’t be able to reel in red snappers off South Carolina’s coast this summer after a federal judge paused the state’s extended season. more
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Jessica Harrell named USTA South Carolina executive director, CEO

USTA South Carolina Board President Mary Margaret Hyatt announced July 24 that Jessica Harrell has been named Executive Director and CEO, effective immediately. Harrell replaces Jennifer Gregg, who served in the position from 2018 until May 2026. more
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Blowfish gear up for final week of 2026 season

The end of the 2026 Blowfish baseball season is here as the team prepares for its final week of games.  more
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Lexington Post 7 wins Junior AAA American Legion Baseball State Championship

Lexington Post 7’s AAA baseball team rules the state.  more
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‘Better and better’: World Cup could grow SC’s soccer successes

COLUMBIA — Tables were filled at a restaurant in South Carolina’s capital as excited American fans, wearing USA hats and shirts, filed in to watch the country’s latest try at ensuring a more permanent fixture for soccer. more
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Lexington County Council begins discussions on new multi-million dollar sporting development

Lexington County may soon be home to a massive new multi-sports complex.  more
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The Grind: Airport’s Rylan Bullis is Lexington County’s Male Athlete of the Year 

Rylan Bullis found his place at Airport High School.  more
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The Grind: River Bluff’s Mary Stone is Lexington County’s Female Athlete of the Year

Not many athletes are willing to stand in the line of fire while hard rubber balls zip toward them, but that’s where River Bluff’s Mary Stone thrives.  more
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