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Larry Gamble Photo Editor, HSSR Photos from the SCISA Basketball Tournament, from the Sumter Civic Center for the Hilton Head Prep vs Cristian Academy of Myrtle Beach in the boys in the Class AAA Championship basketball game on Saturday. High resolution prints and digital downloads from this event are available at www.LarryGamble.com by clicking this link to the photos.
Dolphins come away with a 35-15 victory over Christian Academy
HHP beats Oakbrook Prep 49-32; Saints top Greeenwood Christian 52-40
Larry Gamble Photo Editor, HSSR Photos from the SCISA Basketball Tournament, from the Hilton Head Prep vs Spartanburg Day School boys in their elimination basketball game on Tuesday. High resolution prints and digital downloads from this event are available at www.LarryGamble.com by clicking this link to the photos.
Larry Gamble Photo Editor, HSSR Sumter - Photos from the SCISA Basketball Tournament, the ladies from Hilton Head Prep vs Carolina Academy in their elimination basketball game on Friday. High resolution prints and digital downloads from this event are available at www.LarryGamble.com by clicking this link to the photos.
Hilton Head – The 2023-24 basketball season is off and running at Hilton Head Prep with both the girls and boys teams off to a good start this season. The girls team, coached by Philip Hartman, has opened the campaign with a 5-3 record, with two of the losses coming to SCISA AAAA state title contenders Northwood Academy and Hammond. This year’s team is loaded with young talent with no seniors on the roster and only one junior. That junior, guard Courtney Campbell, is one of the top players in SCISA. The team captain is averaging 25 points, seven rebounds and seven steals per game in the early going. As a sophomore, Campbell averaged 20 points and 6.3 boards per game. Injuries have been a concern early but the Dolphins already have nearly matched last year’s win total of six. A pair of eighth-graders, Phoebe Helms and Molly Lorenz also rate as two key performers. Helms leads the team in rebounding at 10.4 boards per game. Another key player, sophomore Erin Cleary, has been out with an injury but should return to full action after the holidays. Sophomores Merritt Risher and Sophia Haroutunian, the only other returning players from last season, serve as team captains, along with Campbell. Molly Helms is another sophomore contributor, along with freshmen Ava Zeoli, Brooks Heins, and Kelly Graham. “Our best basketball has yet to be played,” Hartman declares. “When taking into account our talent, our youth, and the team’s toughness, I am confident the Lady Dolphins will compete for a state championship in the coming years.” Hilton Head Prep’s boys team is the defending SCISA Class AAA state champion but lost its top three scorers from that team. Nonetheless, the Dolphins have opened the season with a 6-2 record under second-year head coach Richard Barron. Among the top players on this year’s team are 6-6 post Jason Britschge and wing Ben Frey, both seniors. Britschge is averaging 8.5 points and 6.9 rebounds early on, while Frey is the leading scorer at 10.2 points per game. Junior point guard Connor Campbell is averaging eight points per game and junior Billy Barron adds 6.3 points per outing. Junior Brendan Moore chips in nearly six points per contest. Other seniors on the roster this season include Ege Erol, Jeep Patrick, Tripp Hedden, Chase Blanton, Joe Wiseman and AJ Barger. Luke Eanes is the remaining junior on the team.
Dolphins' Notre Dame commitment Bridget Wilkie wins third straight individual title
Hilton Head – Peaking at the right time is the goal of every championship contender and the Hilton Head Prep girls soccer team did just that. The Dolphins closed out the 2023 season on a six-game winning streak, which included an impressive 6-0 win over Christian Academy of Myrtle Beach in the SCISA Class AAA state championship contest. Hilton Head Prep finished with a 14-4 record overall and out-scored three playoff opponents, 24-2. “When these girls walked on the field our first day I knew we had a lot of soccer players, but they didn’t know how to play together,” coach Risa McMillan said to Roger Lee of the HSSR. “How they played today is due to all their hard work.” Sophomore Cailah Dando has been Prep’s major scoring threat all season and responded with three goals in the championship game. She finished her season with 25 goals and 16 assists. Eighth-grader Ashley Brothers added two goals in the finals to finish with 22 goals and 14 assists for the season. Senior Bryn Miller added a goal in the finals and finished with 14 goals and 16 assists in her final prep campaign. Anchoring a strong defensive effort was junior keeper Emily Brothers, who recorded more than 50 saves this season. Sophomore Courtney Campbell, known more for her all-state exploits in basketball, scored nine goals this season. The three remaining seniors on the roster are Alexis Terry, Cat Zamora and Hailie Klinger. Kylie Foley is the lone junior on the team. Other sophomores are Lauren Booth, Oona Ehlers and Sophia Hartounian. Rounding out the 2023 roster are freshmen Sophia Schlieman, Mabry Sutton, Samantha Rehling, and Madeline Schlieman. Boys tennis continues dominance with 9 th title in 10 years The 2023 boys tennis team capped off a 16-0 season with a 5-1 win over Spartanburg Day in the SCISA Class AAA state championship. It was Prep’s ninth state title in the last 10 years and gives Hilton Prep six state titles in all sports this year. Posting singles wins in the finals were Booby Bart, Drew Rukavina, Louis Hein, Evan Phillips and Wyatt Harmer. Boys golf takes second at state tournament Hilton Head Prep’s boys golf team came up two strokes short of winning the SCISA state golf tournament in Conway. The Dolphins finished two shots behind state champion Hilton Head Christian. Hilton Head Prep’s top four scorers all shot under 150 for the 36-hole event. Jack Crosoure finished the tournament at 144 while Jeep Patrick shot 145. Tag Graziano shot 147 and Cade Kriscunas posted a two-day score of 149.
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