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Bengals, Redhawks earn SCBCA All-State honors

Blake Wooten / February 15, 2018

BLYTHEWOOD – The number one-seeded Blythewood Bengals have rolled into the playoffs, and a major part of that charge came from the dynamic duo of Robert Braswell and Tre Jackson. This week, both earned South Carolina Basketball Coaches Association All-State Team recognition. Braswell has averaged 15 points, eight rebounds and 1.5 blocks per contest. Jackson […]

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Redhawks claim Region title

Blake Wooten / February 15, 2018

COLUMBIA – The Westwood Redhawks went toe-to-toe with the Ridge View Blazers on Friday. Westwood needed a win to claim their first Region 3-4A title and to earn a number-one seed in the State playoffs. The game remained tight down the stretch, but the Blazers snatched the number-one seed with a 60-50 win. Westwood still

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Griffins end ‘Learning Season’

Blake Wooten / February 15, 2018

WINNSBORO – The Fairfield Centrals Griffins’ rough season came to an end Thursday at home against the Indian Land Warriors. Fairfield fought tooth and nail to keep the game close in the first half, but Indian Land pulled away late for a 69-56 win. After the loss, the Griffins finished the regular season with a

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Three Redhawks sign on National Signing Day

Voice Staff / February 15, 2018

BLYTHEWOOD – Three Westwood High School athletic programs were in the spotlight as three senior Redhawks announced their collegiate plans during the National Signing Day ceremony at Westwood. Montre Miller, son of Marion and Sonya Miller, signed to play football at Kent State University, NCAA Division I – FBS. The senior wide receiver is a

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Eagle offense struggles in tournament loss

Blake Wooten / February 15, 2018

GREENWOOD – The Richard Winn boys wrapped up the regular season with a 9-12 overall record and a 6-4 SCISA Region A-II mark, which set them up with a first round regional tournament contest against Newberry Academy. The Eagles had a horrendous offensive start, and that allowed Newberry to rack up a 53-21 blowout. Ethan

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High School Sports

Bengals, Redhawks earn SCBCA All-State honors

Redhawks claim Region title

Griffins end ‘Learning Season’

Three Redhawks sign on National Signing Day

Eagle offense struggles in tournament loss