WEEK 4 HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SCORES

September 21, 2024

Start of region play highlights scores

HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SCORES

REGION CONTESTS

AAAAA

REGION 1

Greenville 35, Woodmont 31

Greenwood 25, T.L. Hanna 21

Hillcrest 51, Mauldin 6

J.L. Mann 35, Easley 6

 

REGION 2

Byrnes 52, Wade Hampton 0

Dorman 24, Riverside 13

Gaffney 28, Boiling Springs 22

Spartanburg 49, Eastside 6

 

REGION 3

Catawba Ridge 30, Fort Mill 0

Northwestern 67, Nation Ford 13

Rock Hill 27, Clover 21

 

REGION 5

Sumter 56. Spring Valley 7

West Florence 28, Lugoff-Elgin 7

Westwood 7, Blythewood 6

 

AAAA

REGION 2

Greer 63, Berea 0

Pickens 35 Blue Ridge 26

Seneca 63, Travelers Rest 12

 

REGION 3

Richland Northeast 26, Camden 15

South Pointe 56, A.C. Flora 14

York 17, Dreher 14

 

REGION 4

Airport 34, Aiken 16

Brookland-Cayce 34, South Aiken 27

Gray Collegiate 26, Midland Valley 21

North Augusta 37, Gilbert 14

 

REGION 5

Darlington 26, Lower Richland 12

Lakewood 17, Wilson 14

South Florence 42, Crestwood 7

 

AA

REGION 7

East Clarendon 28, Lake City 12

Kingstree 52, Marion 16

Mullins 44, Atlantic Collegiate 18

 

CLASS A

REGION 5

Baptist Hill 28, Bethune-Bowman 8

Branchville 41, Scott’s Branch 12

Cross 56, Military Magnet 0

 

REGION 6

Hannah-Pamplico 40, Carvers Bay 14

Lake View 37, Johnsonville 0

Latta 47, Green Sea Floyds 8

 

 

NON-REGION

AAAAA

Ashley Ridge 45, Carolina Forest 35

Irmo 38, Myrtle Beach 12

James Island 31, St. James 0

Summerville 53, Chapin 32

Wando 21, West Ashley 7

White Knoll 49, Cane Bay 13

 

AAAAA VS. AAAA

Bluffton 31, Lucy Beckham 17

 

AAAAA VS. AAA

Aynor 39, Conway 35

Dutch Fork 51, Oceanside Collegiate 0

North Charleston 17, Stall 8

Marlboro County at North Myrtle Beach, canceled

 

AAAAA VS. AA

River Bluff 44, Cheraw 0

 

AAAA VS. AAA

Beaufort 34, Battery Creek 7

Carolina 36, Southside 24

Fountain Inn 29, St. Joseph’s 28

Hartsville 38, Dillon 28

 

AAAA VS. AA

Daniel 37, Clinton 12

Hilton Head Island 35, Hampton County 14

Strom Thurmond 26, Emerald 14

 

AAA

Belton-Honea Path 37, Palmetto 14

Christ Church 14, Chapman 7

Keenan 26, Orangeburg-Wilkinson 30

Powdersville 40, Broome 21

 

AAA VS. AA

Andrews 30, Waccamaw 27

Barnwell 14, Swansea 7

Chester 54, Union County 12

Crescent 35, Ninety Six 16

Fairfield Central 49, Newberry 42

Hanahan 23, Timberland 6

Landrum 48, West-Oak 0

Liberty 60, Walhalla 41

Saluda 19, Southside Christian 14

Woodruff 45, Chesnee 26

 

AA

Central 44, Blacksburg 14

Mid-Carolina 49, Pelion 14

Philip Simmons 43, Whale Branch 7

 

AA VS. CLASS A

Academic Magnet 43, St. John’s 7

Batesburg-Leesville 60, Calhoun County 0

Chesterfield 28, McBee 22

Columbia 15, Wagener-Salley 0

Edisto 38, McCormick 16

Great Falls 22, Buford 20

Hunter-Kinard-Tyler 28, Lake Marion 20

Lamar 49, North Central 0

Lewisville 27, Andrew Jackson 3

Ridge Spring-Monetta 21, Eau Claire 8

Ridgeland wins by forfeit over Burke

Woodland 25, Bamberg-Ehrhardt 20

 

CLASS A

Blackville-Hilda 20, Denmark-Olar 12

Lee  Central 42, Hardeeville 7

 

SCISA

11-MAN

Augusta Christian 44, Laurence Manning 29

Bethesda Academy 30, Patrick Henry 7

Calhoun Academy 44, Andrew Jackson Academy 6

Colleton Prep 25, Clarendon Hall 0

Dorchester 16, Beaufort Academy 6

Greenwood Christian 27, Orangeburg Prep 7

Hammond 55, Hilton Head Christian 21

Heathwood Hall 21, Cardinal Newman 17

Lee Academy 35 Thomas Sumter 16

Northside Christian 54, Spartanburg Christian 19

Northwood 34, Ben Lippen 14

Pee Dee 37, St. John’s Christian 7

Trinity Collegiate 19, Dillon Christian 0

Williamsburg 35, Florence Christian 20

Wilson Hall 42, Camden Military 0

 

8-MAN

Cross Schools 62, Conway Christian 28

Jefferson Davis 36, Holly Hill 18

Newberry Academy 36, Oakbrook Prep 28

Richard Winn 30, Wardlaw 16

Cathedral Academy 62, The King’s Academy 43

W.W. King at Laurens Academy

 

SCHSL VS. SCISA

Porter-Gaud 34, Bishop England 14

 

SCHSL VS. GEORGIA

Fox Creek 47, Josey 6

Lincoln County 41, Silver Bluff 15

Westside 49 Prince Avenue Christian 6

 

SCHSL VS. NORTH CAROLINA

Andrews 49, Calhoun Falls 0

Marvin Ridge 38, Indian Land 9

Mountain View Prep 42, Asheville School 21

 

SCHSL VS. INDEPENDENT

Anderson Cavaliers 14, Dixie 6

 

SCISA VS. INDEPENDENT

Providence Athletic Club 20, Palmetto Christian 6

Gators’ Hall has built consistent winner on Redbank Road

By Rob Gantt • July 30, 2025
Blake Hall has coached the Gators since the 2012-13 season and consistently produced winning teams over the years.

Hanahan volleyball program under new leadership

By Rob Gantt • July 30, 2025
Hanahan High School promotes Jamie Kock to head coach of the girls varsity volleyball. Koch, who has moved up from the junior varsity, takes over for former coach Sheena Lanham.

First Baptist Hires New AD and Football Coach

By David Shelton • July 30, 2025
By David Shelton Senior Writer Charleston – First Baptist School has new leadership within its football program and athletic department for the coming 2025-26 school year. Kevin Mapp was hired as the new head football coach in the early spring and Jay Godbolt was hired as the new athletic director at the start of the summer. Mapp has extensive coaching experience on both the college and high school levels while also working in law enforcement. First Baptist is his first head coaching position. Mapp last coached defensive linemen at James Island Charter High and has had coaching stints at James Madison, Hampden-Sydney, Georgetown, Marshall, Missouri State and Coastal Carolina. Mapp graduated from James Madison and was a defensive lineman on the 2004 Division I-AAA (now FCS) national championship team. “Coaching has always been my passion,” Mapp said. “Ever since I was playing, I wanted to be a coach. I have always found a way to coach while working in law enforcement. I’ve been fortunate to have had the opportunities to do both.” Mapp has been with the Charleston County police department for the last 10 years. He took some time away from coaching to start a family. “I felt like First Baptist was the perfect fit for me and my family,” Mapp says. “It’s a great opportunity at a great place. The kids here work hard and there is a lot of support from the administration. I’m excited to be the head football coach at First Baptist.” Mapp has hired coordinators on both sides of the ball. Will McCombs , once the head coach of the program, will call the offensive plays. Chris Hart comes over from James Island as the defensive coordinator. “Our numbers are improving and the kids are working hard,” Mapp said. “I feel like we can be a competitive team. It’s year one of the building process.” Godbolt has been a coach and athletic director in the Charleston area for nearly two decades. As the boys basketball coach at Charleston Collegiate, Godbolt coached three state championship teams. He also has been a coach and athletic director at Lowcountry Leadership Academy. Godbolt has more than 450 career victories as a head basketball coach. Current First Baptist basketball coach Antoine Saunders was Godbolt’s assistant at Charleston Collegiate.

Andrews Volleyball and Softball on solid foundation

By Neill Kirkpatrick • July 30, 2025
Joy Weisner begins her fourth year at Andrews High School and her third as the head coach of both the volleyball and softball teams.

Chesterfield Alum Hired to Football Post

By David Shelton • July 30, 2025
Chesterfield High has hired a former player and alum, Nick Dixon, to head up its football program.

Colleton Prep continues growth in athletics

By David Shelton • July 30, 2025
Colleton Prep athletic director Greg Langdale.

Lewis has a seasoned group of Ashley Ridge coaches

By Roger Lee • July 30, 2025
Kelly Lewis is entering his second year as the Ashley Ridge athletic director.

May River’s Bonneville Hopes To Build On Success Of Last Years Football Team

By Billy Baker • July 30, 2025
Richard Bonneville enters his third season as the head coach at May River High.

Christ Church moves up and continues success

By Neill Kirkpatrick • July 30, 2025
Athletic Director Molly Miller has outstanding coaches who believe in the core values of Christ Church and the vision statement for CCE.

New Chapin AD looks to carry on Eagles traditions

By Worthy Evans • July 30, 2025
Chapin high school hires Billie Williams as Athletic Director after retirement of longtime AD Ronnie Wessinger.
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