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By Stan Olenik
For Hometown News
Broome cross-country coach Skip Frye gave his team some advice about running in Saturday’s Eye Opener. Frye told his team you can’t win the race in the first mile. It might also be a suggestion for the entire season. You can’t win a state championship in the first race.
The first […]
Continued… Eye Opener Starts Cross Country Season
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By Jed Blackwell
Sports Editor
Dorman head coach Dave Gutshall said the Cavaliers’ 295-yard rushing output against Spartanburg last Friday was not by design. Instead, Dorman took advantage of an opportunity in its 20-7 victory over the crosstown-rival Vikings.
“The way they lined up, we know they were going to give us the run,” Gutshall said. “They weren’t […]
Continued… Cavs Shut Down Vikings
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By Jed Blackwell
Sports Editor
Before taking the job as head coach at Wren High School six years ago, Mickey Moss had never considered beginning his team’s football season a week early.
Moss, now the head coach at Blacksburg, has begun with a Week Zero game every year since.
He doesn’t want to do it again.
Moss and the Wildcats […]
Continued… Week Zero Games Accelerate Schedule
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By Jed Blackwell
Sports Editor
Four local schools will change regions and nearly every area team will be affected under a proposed realignment plan released by the South Carolina High School League last week.
Spartanburg will move from its’ traditional home in Region II-4A to Region III-4A, while the old Region II-2A will be no more, with Chesnee […]
Continued… Realignment Rocks Local Regions
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By Stan Olenik
For Hometown News
Drayton Melton and Leslie Cox made their first round leads hold up to claim the boys and girls titles at the Coca-Cola Spartanburg County Junior Amateur championship.
Cox carried a three shot lead into the final round but struggled to start her final round.
“I played pretty bad on the font and was […]
Continued… Cox, Melton Win Junior Titles
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By Stan Olenik
For Hometown News
Daniel Stanley did not shoot a record setting ten-under par 62 in the final round of the 2009 Coca-Cola Spartanburg County Amateur but his three-under par 69 was good enough for his second straight championship.
The Boiling Springs High School grad once again battled Kyle Milner for the title but this year […]
Continued… Back to Back
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By Stan Olenik
For Hometown News
Most of the time when a golfer says they lost their putter it usually means they didn’t have any confidence in their ability to make putts. However, sometimes when a golfer says she lost her putter, it really means she lost her putter.
Stephanie Van Inwagen lost her putter late in the […]
Continued… Van Inwagen Wins Women’s Amateur
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By Jed Blackwell
Sports Editor
A group of young baseball players from the area will soon learn first hand about the game’s greatest players.
The Upstate Braves, a 12-and-under travel team built on players from District Five and one from Boiling Springs, will head to Cooperstown, New York for a tournament at the Baseball Hall of Fame.
“It’s a […]
Continued… Upstate Braves Headed to Cooperstown
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One of the Upper State’s premiere 1A baseball teams has a new leader.
Landrum High School named Dennis Brown head coach on Monday, ending a search that began at the end of the 1A playoffs. Don Landrum had held the job on an interim basis last season.
“As everybody knows, baseball is #1 in Landrum,” Athletic Director […]
Continued… Brown to Lead Cardinals on Diamond
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By Jed Blackwell
Sports Editor
The Boiling Springs High School football team will miss all scheduled jamborees and will not be allowed to participate in the 4A playoffs this season due to rules violations resulting from playing an 8th grader in contact drills during spring practice.
The South Carolina High School League’s Executive Committee voted 12-0 last week […]
Continued… Bulldogs to Miss Jamborees, Playoffs
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