HSSR Basketball Rankings - SCHSL

Staff Reports • February 23, 2026

HSSR Basketball Rankings - SCHSL


HSSR Div. I AAAAA Boys  (As of 2-23-2026)

1. Ridge View 

2. Dutch Fork   

3. Cane Bay   

4. Dorman 

5. Byrnes

6.Sumter 

7. West Ashley 

8. Ashely Ridge 

9. Clover 

9.Spartanburg 

HSSR Div. II AAAAA Boys (As of 2-23-2026)

1. Goose Creek

2. Westwood 

3. Riverside 

4. St. James 

5. Greenville 

6. TL Hanna  

7. Berkeley  

8. Irmo 

8. St. James

9. Nation Ford

10. Fort Mill  

 

HSSR Class AAAA Boys (As of 223=2026)

1. Gray Collegiate

2. North Augusta

3. Crestwood 

4. Bluffton  

5. Wilson

6. Westside 

7. South Pointe 

8. Camden 

9. Daniel 

10. Lancaster   

 

HSSR Class AAA Boys (As of 2-23-2026)

1. Christ Church

2. St Joseph’s Catholic 

3. Loris

4. Fox Creek

5. Keenan

6.Chapman 

7. Orangeburg-Wilkinson 

8. Waccamaw

9. Mountain View Prep

10. Battery Creek 

 HSSR Class AA Boys (As of 2-23-2026)

1. High Point Academy

2.Hampton County 

3. Andrew Jackson 

4. Central 

5. Liberty 

6. Philip Simmons 

7. Mullins    

8. Marion 

9. American Leadership 

10. Clinton 

 

HSSR Class A Boys (As of 2-23-2026)

1. Abbeville 

2. Carvers Bay 

3. Horse Creek Academy 

4. Bethune-Bowman

5. Latta 

6. HKT

7. Calhoun County 

8. Green Sea Floyds 

9. Lewisville 

10. CA Johnson 

 


HSSR AAAAA Div. I Girls (As of 2-23-2026)   

1. Dorman 

2. Mauldin 

3. Byrnes

4. Blythewood

5. Wando

6. Spartanburg 

7. Sumter

8. Carolina Forest 

9. Lexington 

10. Dutch Fork 

 

HSSR Div. II Girls (As of 2-23-2026)

1. North Myrtle Beach 

2. Goose Creek

3. Gaffney 

4. Berkeley

5. Greenwood 

6. Irmo 

7. Eastside 

8. Greenville

9. Fort Mill

10. Chapin 

       

HSSR Class AAAA Girls (As of 2-23-2026)

1. North Augusta 

2. Westside 

3. South Pointe

4. Camden

5. South Florence 

6. Gray Collegiate 

7. Wilson 

8. Daniel 

9. Blue Ridge 

10. Beaufort  

 

 

HSSR Class AAA Girls (As of 2-23-2026)

1. Walhalla

2. Dillon 

3. Oceanside Collegiate

4. Southside Christian 

5. Aynor 

6. St Joseph’s  Catholic

7. West Oak 

8. Keenan 

9. Chapman 

10. Fox Creek 

 

HSSR Class AA Girls (As of 2-23-2026)

1. Clinton

2. Atlantic Collegiate Academy 

3. Ninety-Six

4. Atlantic Collegiate

5   Kingstree 

6. Andrew Jackson

7. Landrum

8. Saluda 

9. Timberland

10. Marion



HSSR Class A Girls (As of 2-23-2026)

1. Military Magnet 

2. Great Falls 

3. Latta

4. North 

5. HKT

6. Denmark-Olar

7. Lewisville 

8. Bamberg-Ehrhardt 

9. Abbeville  

10. McCormick  

 

Emerald Looking Strong At Start of Region Play

By Jeff Moeller • October 7, 2026
Emerald junior QB Beau Hite led his team to produce 274 points in just five games during this season.

Just For Fun The HSSR Projects Our Predictions For SCHSL & SCISA Football Champions This Season

By Billy Baker • October 7, 2026
Bamberg-Ehrhardt's Chaz Breeland in action about to split the uprights again.

WEEK 8 STATEWIDE HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SCHEDULE

By Staff Reports • October 7, 2026
Nothing but region contests in SCHSL this week with 7 Thursday games, including Indian Land at South Pointe

Orangeburg Prep hopes switch in offensive philosophy pays dividends caoming down stretch

By Dennis Brunson hssr.com Associate Editor • October 7, 2026
Indians using more of a run-oriented attack to better utilize talent

Clarendon Hall owns 2-5 record as it begins play in SCISA Region 1-Class A

By Dennis Brunson • October 7, 2026
Saints play host to Carolina Academy in region opener on October 9

Camden having another successful football season in Brian Rimpf's 10th year as head coach

By Dennis Brunson hssr.com Associate Editor • October 7, 2026
Bulldogs after eighth straight year with at least nine victories

Belton-Honea Path overcoming slow start in first year under head coach David Crane

By Dennis Brunson hssr.com Associate Editor • October 7, 2026
Bears drop first two games before reeling off three straight wins entering region play

Lake City looking for young football team to mature in tough region

By Dennis Brunson hssr.com Associate Editor • October 7, 2026
Sophomore Jayce Edwards is in his first season starting at quarterback for Panthers

Fox Creek football team has its hands fufll as a member of Region 5-AAAA

By Dennis Brunson hssr.com ASsociate Editor • October 7, 2026
Running back Bryson Crawford runs for 247 yards and 5 TDs in 49-20 win over Dixie

SCISA Football Teams Play For Playoff Seeds

By Gerald Doolittle • October 6, 2026
By: Gerald Doolittle The South Carolina Independent Schools Association enters October with teams now playing for playoff seeding. Last seasons Champions in Class 3A (Pinewood), Class 2A (Bethesda) and Class 1A (Williamsburg) all moved up a classification in the new alignment. Can Northwood repeat in 4A and can W.W. King repeat in 8-Man? The top 2026 contenders in Class 4A are Hammond (6-0), Pinewood Prep (6-0), Ben Lippen (4-1) and Laurence Manning (3-1). Defending Champion Northwood Academy (4-2) and Porter-Gaud (4-2) could sneak into the finals. The top 2026 contenders in Class 3A are Northside Christian (6-0), First Baptist (5-1), Hilton Head Christian (5-1) and Bethesda (3-1). Florence Christian (4-2) and Wilson Hall (4-2) could determine who make the finals. Class 2A will be a four- way battle between Calhoun Academy (6-1), Colleton Prep (6-1), Greenwood Christian (4-1) and Patrick Henry (4-1). Williamsburg Academy (3-1) will have say on who makes the finals. Class 1A will be a battle between Dorchester Academy (5-1) and Dillon Christian (4-2) SCISA 8-Man will have Jefferson Davis Academy (6-0), Laurens Academy (5-0), W.W. King Academy (4-1) and Newberry Academy (4-1) working hard to win the Title. Wardlaw Academy (2-3) can be a sleeper to pull off a surprise finish. The top rushing leaders leading into October are Jordan Blackmon (Dillon Chr) 935 yds, Isaiah Scott-Palacos (Greenwood Chr) 871 yds, Joseph Morse (W W King) 857 yds, Reed Almers (Dorchester) 839 yds, B J Suits (Northside Chr) 712 yds, Parker Kizer (Holly Hill) 673 yds, Derrick Porter (First Baptist) 683 yds, Michael Polite (Northwood) 583 yds, Kai Sobey (Patrick Henry) 558 yds, Caleb Hardy (Laurens Ac) 533 yds, Grant Smalls (Williamsburg) 480 yds and Ethan Porter (Augusta Chr) 447 yds. The top passing leaders going into October are Silas Brawner (Pinewood) 1898 yds, Cam Werntz (Porter-Gaud) 1387 yds, Cale Owens (Colleton Prep) 1312 yds, Kres Langhals (Hilton Head Chr) 1297 yds, Gibbs Isom (First Baptist) 1256 yds, Ethan Collins (Laurens Ac) 1110 yds, Harris Janik (Augusta Chr) 1070 yds and Kevin Johnson (Northwood) 1053 yards. The top pass receivers going into October are Amir Chisolm (Porter-Gaud) 742 yds, Tre Green (Pinewood) 687 yds, Drew Wolfe (Northwood) 640 yds, Lavoris Lucas (Pinewood) 612 yds, Thomas Corbett (Colleton Prep) 540 yds, Joshua Bradley (First Baptist) 507 yds, Jackson Richardson (Hilton Head Chr) 489 yds, Jimmele Smith (Ben Lippen) 447 yds, Wilson Yarborough (Porter-Gaud) 415 yds and Gray Easterling (Dillon Chr) 404 yards. The top tackle leaders going into October are Jacob Bussey (W W King) 73, Mac Strickland (Orangeburg Prep) 72, Allen Chisolm (Porter-Gaud) 66, Luke Sobey (Patrick Henry) 65, Stone Porter (Ben Lippen) 59, Davis Padgett (Palmetto Chr) 58, Eli Seigler (Greenwood Chr) 57, Chandler Rogers (Dillon Chr) 57, Lincoln Dial (Dillon Chr) 57, Zach Weatherford (Holly Hill) 54, Jake Harrington (Jefferson Davis) 53, Scooter Brown (Porter-Gaud) 52 and Eli Garrett (Laurens Ac) 50.
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