SCHSL and SCISA Softball Rankings

Staff Reports • May 5, 2026

HSSR-SCHSL Div II AAAAA Softball Top 10  (As of 5-1, 2026)

1. Summerville

2. Byrnes

3. Clover

4. Fort Dorchester

5. Lexington

6. Boiling Springs

7. Lexington  

8. Blythewood

9. Carolina Forest

10.  Cane Bay

 

HSSR-SCHSL Div II AAAAA Softball Top 10  (As of 5-1-2026)

1. St. James

2. West Florence

3. TL Hanna

4. Catawba

5. Indian Land

6. Nation Ford  

 7. Riverside

8. Woodmont  

9. Greenville  

10. Berkeley  


HSSR-SCHSL AAAA Softball Top 10  (As of 5-1-2026)

1. Gray Collegiate

2. South Florence

3. North Augusta

4. Fountain Inn

5. AC Flora

6. Seneca

7. Blue Ridge  

8. Hartsville

9. Darlington  

10.Westside    

 

HSSR-SCHSL Class AAA Softball Top 10  (As of 5-1-2026)

1.   Aynor

2.  Crescent

3.  West Oak  

4.  BHP

5.  Loris

6.  Palmetto  

7.  Mountain View Prep

8.  Fox Creek

9.  Hanahan

10. Union County

 

SCHSL AA Softball Rankings  (As of 5-1-2026)

1.   Barnwell

2.  Andrews  

3.  Saluda  

4. Batesburg-Leesville  

5. East Clarendon

6. Ninety-Six

7. Buford

8. Chesnee

9. Mid Carolina  

10. North Central

 

HSSR-SCHSL Class A Softball Top 10  (As of 5-1-2026)  

1. Lewisville 

2. Bamberg-Ehrhardt

3. Hannah-Pamplico

4. Dixie 

5. Abbeville

6 Lamar

7. Green Sea Floyds

8. RSM

9. Charleston Math & Science  

10. Branchville

 

HSSR-SCISA AAAA Softball Rankings (As of 5-1-2026)

1.  Pinewood Prep

2. Laurence Manning Academy

3. Wilson Hall

4. John Paul II  

5. Heathwood Hall

6. Augusta Christian

 

HSSR-SCISA AAA Softball Rankings (As of 5-1-2026)

1. Pee Dee Academy

2. Calhoun Academy

3. Clarendon Hall

4. Dillon Christian

5. Colleton Prep

6. Williamsburg

 

HSSR-SCISA AA Softball Rankings. (As of 5-1-2026)

1.Dorchester Academy

2. Carolina Academy

3. Andrew Jackson Academy

4. Cross Schools

5.Marlboro Academy

6. Lee Academy

 

HSSR-SCISA Class A Softball Rankings. (As of 5-1-2026)

1.   Holly Hill Academy

2.  WW King Academy

3.  Richard Winn  

4.  Jefferson Davis Academy

5.  Wardlaw

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By David Shelton • August 2, 2026
Back to run the OCA high-powered offense is senior Aiden Manavian, who took over as the starter during the playoffs of his freshman year.

Tobin Returns To Pinewood Prep

By Roger Lee • August 2, 2026
Phil Tobin, who led Pinewood Prep to a state baseball championship in 2012, will once again lead the Panthers into battle.

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By Worthy Evans • August 2, 2026
Heathwood Hall football team had an unforgettable 2025 season, but head coa ch Tymere Zimmerman s aid those graduated seniors left their mark on a revitalized football program.

Chesterfield Returns Varsity Coaching Staff Intact

By David Shelton • August 2, 2026
Nick Dixon will return for year two of his effort to bring continuity to the Rams football landscape.

Swampcats Championship Softball Season

By Billy Baker • July 29, 2026
Laurence Manning senior Lyza Prickelmyer, a grinder her whole life; showed up and converted her investment of hard work, and sheer sweat equity, into four hits, four RBI’s, (including a two-run homer) for LMA's third SCISA SB state title.

Preseason Football Rankings

By Staff Reports • July 29, 2026
The 2026 Prep Football is teed up and getting set for Week Zero to start the regular season.

Rector: Experience, stability and consistency characterize Wilson Hall coaching staff

By Dennis Brunson hssr.com Associate Editor • July 29, 2026
Barons will maintain same head coaching staff for the second straight year

Scott's Branch athletic director Doc Lewis happy with varsity head coaching staff

By Dennis Brunson hssr.com Associate Editor • July 29, 2026
The only new head coach is Lanitra Bennett with volleyball

Pee Dee to return all of its varisty head coaches for the 2026-27 school year

By Dennis Brunson hssr.com Associate Editor • July 29, 2026
Golden Eagles will remain in AA for football, AAA for other sports after SCISA reclassification

SCHSL Softball Highlights by Class

By Billy Baker • July 29, 2026
Senior shortstop Katie Guilliam (and headed to play for Missouri) led off with a home run as the first Green Wave batter against Byrnes and her two RBI single in the bottom of the sixth to help earn the Green Wave their third state title in recent years.
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