Week 9 SCHSL/SCISA football honor roll

October 29, 2025

AAAAA

Connor Dantzler, James Island, 318 yds pass, 4 TD

Jachin Davis, Stratford, 197 yards passing, 85 yards rushing

Meliq McGowan, Stratford, 100 yards rushing, 72 yards receiving

James Hurteau, James Island, 7 receptions, 140 yards, 3 TD

Bryson Bowers, James Island, 13 tackles, 2 TFL

LJ Washington, Berkeley, 139 yards rushing

Henry Rivers, Berkeley, 113 yards rushing, 32 yards passing’

Bryson McGee, Berkeley, 105 yards rushing

Zaire Warren, Fort Dorchester, 100 yards passing

Thomas Wamer, Fort Dorchester, 6 sacks

Laurez Matthews, Fort Dorchester, 212 all-purpose yards, 3 TD

Kyle Henry, Dutch Fork, 137 yds rush, 2 TD

Jaxon Knotts, Dutch Fork, 193 yds pass, TD

Josiah Coleman, Easley, 219 yds pass, TD

Spencer Bobian, Ridge View, 131 yds rush, 2 TD

Franklin Richardson, Sumter, 4 TD rush

Kristian Jackson, Ridge View, 111 yds rec, TD

Caden Hall, Irmo, 2 int (int. ret. TD)

Quinn Kelly, Fort Mill, 166 yds pass

Matt Kucia, Indian Land, 285 yds pass, 2 TD

Jamol Horton, Indian Land, 156 yds rush, TD

Jackson Connor, Indland Land, 15 tackles

Jackson Headley, Indian Land, 10 tackles, 3 TFL

Michael Foster, Indian Land, 13 tackles, 5 TFL, 3 sacks

Joseph Duey, Fort Mill, 14 tackles, TFL

Banks Bouton, Gaffney, 226 yds pass

Chas Smith, Gaffney, 9 rec, 155 yds

Emari Nance, Hanna, 107 yds rush, 2 TD

Matthew Hillstock, Easley, 12 rec, 118 yds

Caine Rogers, Byrnes, 181 yds pass, 2 TD

Tre Segarra, Byrnes, 255 yds rush, 5 TD

Trevor Kalisz, Ashley Ridge, 267 yds pass, TD

Ryan Campbell, Ashley Ridge, 153 yds rush

 

AAAA

Jameson Dearybury, Broome, 171 yds pass, TD

Trevon Williamson, Gray Coll, 231 yds rush, 2 TD

Xavier Wright, Gray Coll, 141 yds pass, 2 TD

Gresyon Rimpf, Camden, 3 TD pass

Kitt McLauchlin, Gilbert, 140 yds pass, 3 TD

Juraiya Staley, Gilbert, 130 yds rush, 2 TD

J’Zavien Currence, South Pointe, 2 TD pass, 2 TD rush

Messiah Jackson, So. Florence, 112 yds pass, 4 TD

Terry Gordon, So. Florence, 8 tackles, 3 TFL, 2 sacks

Derrick Raniszewski, Hilton Head, 116 yds pass, TD

Gavin Thomas, Seneca, 168 yds pass, 4 TD

Amari Verner, Seneca, 107 yds rush, TD

Jace Grass, Daniel, 361 yds pass, 6 TD

Trey Wimbley, Daniel, 112 yds rec, 2 TD

Muntu Brown, Wren, 120 yds rush, TD

Xavier Geter, Midland Valley, 181 yds pass, 3 TD; 116 yds rush, TD

Aaron Adams, Midland Valley, 10 tackles, 6 TFL

Aedan McCarthy, Bluffton, 221 yds pass, 2 TD

Jacobi Saunders, Bluffton, 14 tackles, TFL

Derek Velasquez, Bluffton, 12 tackles, 2 TFL

Sean Mitchell, May River, 121 yds rush, TD

Andrew Frick, Brookland-Cayce, 265 yds pass, 2 TD

 

AAA

Quamell Grant, Hanahan, 138 yards passing, 3 TD

Isaiah Snodgrass, Hanahan, 100 yards rushing

Lorenzo Kitching, North Charleston, 205 yards rushing, 2 TD

D. Felton, Dillon, 112 yds rush, 2 TD

K. Sam Fung Talia, Dillon, 149 yds pass, TD

Dante Caldwell, Swansea, 3 TD rush

Noah Thomas, BHP, 242 yds pass, 5 TD, 97 yds rush, TD

MJ Earl, BHP, 102 yds rush, TD

Tajeh Watson-Martin, BHP, 8 rec, 215 yds, 2 TD

 

AA

Antuan Faison, Timberland, 107 yards rushing

Hayes Goddard, Philip Simmons, 302 passing yards, TD

Ashton Kellerman, Philip Simmons, 10 receptions, 135 yards, TD

Kaden Wigfall, Thurmond, 109 yds rush

Tristan Daniels, Saluda, 122 yds rush, 2 TD

Brayden Williams, Saluda, 107 yds pass

Anondre Woodson, Bates-Lees, 226 yds rush, 2 TD

KD Whitt, Bates-Lees, Kick ret TD, TD rush, 2 TD rec

Kadin Thomas, Cheraw, 151 yds pass, 2 TD, TD rush

Noah Crump, Buford, 187 yds pass

Cole Carnes, Buford, 111 rec yds, TD

Kamauri Jones, Fair. Cent, 133 yds pass

Jacory Sumpter, Eau Claire, 298 pass yds, TD: 70 rush yds, TD

Ty Shannon, Fair Cent, 139 yds rush

Owen Wilson, Fair. Cent, 12 tackles, 4 TFL

BJ Ashford, Eau Claire, 14 tackles, 2 TFL

Javen Cook, Clinton, 334 yds rush, 5 TD

Jaylen Singletary, Hampton Co, 156 yds rush, 3 TD

Malik Terry, Hampton Co., 16 tackles, 2 TFL

 

A

Tyler Harris, Cross, 166 yards passing, 3 TD

Mah’ky Green, Cross, 188 yards rushing, 3 TD

Caden Ramsey, Cross, 2 TD receptions, TD rush

Brayden Franklin, Baptist Hill, 134 yards passing

Kevin Smalls, Baptist Hill, 20 tackles, 3 TFL

Altavis Evans, Ware Shoals, 184 yds rush, TD

Charles Callaham, Ware Shoals, 10 tackles, 8 TFL, 6 sacks

Elijah Brown, Ware Shoals, 14 tackles, 4 sacks

Josh Wimbush, Ware Shoals, 8 TFL, 7 sacks

Jalen Culp, Lewisville, 100 yds pass, 3 TD

Jayshawn Culp, Lewisville, 12 tackles, 3 TFL

 

SCISA

Amir Chisolm, Porter-Gaud, 206 yards rushing, 3 TD

Dor Reichley, St. John’s Christian, 225 yards rushing, 3 TD

John Whetsell, Dorchester Academy, 274 yards rushing, 3 TD

HARRIS JANIK - AUGUSTA CHRISTIAN RUSHED 19/207 1 TD

PATRICK BELK - HEATHWOOD HALL PASSED 11/18 285 5 TDS

KRES LANGHALS - HILTON HEAD CHR. PASSED 20/26 308 2 TDS 112 rush, 3 TD

ALAN WOLF – JOHN PAUL ll RUSHED 12/162 1 TD

J. RICHARDSON – HILTON HEAD CHR. RECEIVED 7/103 1 TD

JOSEPH HOUPT – HILTON HEAD CHR. RECEIVED 7/108

CHOLLY WILLIAMS – ORANGEBURG PREP PASSED 7/9 132 2 TDS 10 TACKLES

J’SYRI PARKER – ORANGEBURG PREP RUSHED 10/139 1 TD

BLAKE INABINET – ORANGEBURG PREP 12 TACKLES 1 SACK

MAC STRICKLAND – ORANGEBURG PREP 11 TACKLES

REECE WILLIAMS – BEN LIPPEN 13 TACKLES 1 SACK

STONE PARKER – BEN LIPPEN 13 TACKLES

ETHAN COLLINS – LAURENS ACADEMY PASSED 10/16 165 3 TDS 156 rush 3 TDS

CALEB HARDY – LAURENS ACADEMY RUSH 24/368 4 TD, 152 rec 3 TD 17 TACKLES

G. VAUGHAN – LAURENS ACADEMY 17 TACKLES 2 SACKS

JORDAN TURNER – BETHESDA ACADEMY PASSED 5/7 156 3 TDS

RALO WESLEY – BETHESDA ACADEMY RECEIVING 2/101 2 TDS

N JACKSON – BETHESDA ACADEMY 18 TACKLES

CAEL PARLER – CALHOUN ACADEMY RUSHED 10/130 3 TDS

SILAS BRAWNER – PINEWOOD PREP PASSED 15/22 262 3 TDS

LAVORIS LUCAS – PINEWOOD PREP RECEIVING 4/107 1 TD

TUCKER MCGINTY – W W KING ACADEMY PASSED 5/8 134 1 TD 1 INT

JACOB BUSSEY – W W KING ACADEMY 13 TACKLES


By Billy Baker • October 27, 2026
“The fact that winning tonight gave us a region title makes it a very special win over a quality opponent,” said Coach Roller. “I just can’t enough positive things about the win the night."
By Thomas Grant, Jr. • October 26, 2026
By Thomas Grant Jr. Contributing Writer Columbia - Last year at this time, Ridge View senior quarterback Tre Howard was a bystander after suffering a season-ending foot injury in the season opener. On Thursday, the fully healthy Touchstone Energy Cooperatives Bowl selection led the Blazers to their first region title since 2007. He threw four touchdowns in the 57-28 win over Gray Collegiate Academy . It was the sixth straight win for Ridge View (6-2, 3-0) following a 0-2 start with losses to defending state champions Dutch Fork and Oceanside Collegiate Academy. “It’s very special,” Howard said. “I remember growing up all these years just being on the sidelines at Ridge View, being a ballboy. Just having so many friends out here. Just enjoying my time. Being out here with the team…knowing my journey is coming to an end, I’m very excited to be able to become a Blazer and play all four years here and just do what I wanted to do since I was a young kid.” The game featured several All-Star selections and some of the top offensive players in the state. It did not disappoint as the two teams combined for 35 points in a span of 6 ½ minutes.  Howard opened the game with the first of two touchdown passes to senior Kayne Reed . After the kickoff, Gray Collegiate Academy quarterback Xavier Wright found an open C.J. Gleaton for a 75-yard touchdown. It was the first of three scoring plays between the two War Eagle juniors. It only took 14 seconds for Ridge View to answer with a score. Shrine Bowl wide receiver selection Khristian Jackson fielded the kickoff and burst up field for an 85-yard touchdown. The War Eagles tried to strike back, but the Blazers got an interception off a pass deflection. Ridge View capitalized with a 37-yard touchdown run by Chris Capers to make it 21-7 with 4:43 left in the first quarter. The scoring barrage ended at the 2:56 mark when Howard launched a 76-yard bomb to Isaiah Smalls for a touchdown. Ridge View led 42-7 at halftime after Howard’s second touchdown pass to Reed and the first of two touchdown runs by Spencer Bobian . One of the scores was set up by an interception by Raymond Jones . The second half saw Wright, who finished with 324 passing yards to close in on 2,500 for the season, find Gleaton twice for scores. In the fourth quarter, Jackson broke free from a tackle after a reception for his second touchdown and an errant snap by the War Eagles resulted in a safety to make it 50-21. Backup quarterback Bijon Virgo scored on a keeper for Ridge View and Wright scored on a touchdown run to close out the scoring. This was also the regular-season finale for Gray Collegiate (4-6, 2-2), which will finish third in Region 5-5A in its first season in Class 5A. Ridge View closes out the regular season at Northeast area rival Blythewood. It now looks to strengthen its RPI rating and position themselves for a long playoff run. “I think this team is a state championship caliber team,” Howard said. “I think they’ve got an opportunity to play with anybody that lines up across from them and the best think about it is they’ve seen everybody.”
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By Roger Lee • October 26, 2026
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By Staff reports • October 23, 2026
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By Dennis Brunson hssr.com Associate Editor • October 23, 2026
Thurmond-Saluda; Lamar-Central; B-E-Scott's Branch; BHP-Wren; Northwestern-Fort Mill; Pinewood-LMA; Calhoun-CPA
By Staff Reports • October 22, 2026
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