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Wilson's Davis to play hoops at Johnson C. Smith
Alandre Davis has improved as a player during his last three seasons on the Wilson basketball team.
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Manning names Smith boys basketball coach
Jacob Smith has been hired as the boys basketball coach at Manning.
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Sources: McQueen to be next Wilson boys basketball coach
Darlington native and former Wake Forest standout replaces DeAndre Scott as Tigers' coach
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Mullins star signs with Moberly Area Community College
Mullins High School Lady Auctioneers basketball star Brittany Rowell signed a letter of intent to play for Moberly Area Community College on Monday.
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Sources: Bley to coach South Florence girls
South Florence has found its next girls basketball coach. Darlington coach Jeff Bley will be the next Bruins coach, sources told the Morning News on Thursday night.
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Eight Carolina Forest athletes sign letters of intent
Two Panther baseball players sign with Pee Dee colleges.
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Wilson's Jones to play basketball at Aiken Tech
Wilson’s Brandon Jones signed a letter of intent to play college basketball at Aiken Tech.
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Creek Bridge continues overhaul of athletic leadership
Creek Bridge will have a new look to its athletic department next year.
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West Florence's Turpin signs with Spartanburg Methodist
After battling injuries during senior season, West Florence’s Tanaya Turpin is looking forward to a fresh start in college.
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Scott resigns as Wilson boys basketball coach
Scott, a Wilson graduate, was 57-22 in his three seasons with the Tigers and won two straight Region 8-3A titles. Wilson made it to the lower state semifinals the past two seasons.
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Pee Dee boys basketball leaders
A look at the statistical leaders in Pee Dee boys basketball:
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GIRLS ALL-PEE DEE: Timmonsville sweeps top awards
Eli player of year; Stokes coach of year
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PREP ROUNDUP: Roper's 26 points lead South to win in Classic
Irmo’s Jordan Roper scored 26 points and dished out six assists as South Carolina rallied from a six-point halftime deficit to defeat North Carolina 100-96 in the Carolinas All-Star Classic on Saturday at Socastee High School.
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BOYS ALL-PEE DEE: Hartsville's Shaw and Johnsonville's Avant win top honors
Shaw named boys top player, while Avant named area's top coach
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Pee Dee girls basketball leaders
A look at the statistical leaders in Pee Dee girls basketball
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Wilson's Davis looking to make final impression
Senior will conclude his high school career today in the North-South All-Star game at North Myrtle Beach High School.
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Mullins' Coleman caps career with invite to Carolinas All Star Classic
Mullins Auctioneers varsity boys basketball coach Mark Gerald said the 2011-12 season marked the best five-year run of his career, racking up more than 100 victories. Along for the ride and capping off a stellar high school basketball career is Darnell Coleman.
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Hartsville hopes title is start of something big
The Hartsville boys’ basketball team went 50 years between trips to the state championship game. But there is a decent chance the Red Foxes might not have to wait that long for its next trip.
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Hartsville brings home first title
Devontea Washington scored 21 points and the Red Foxes got a big lift from their bench to defeat Southside 69-56 in the Class 3A championship.
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Great Falls beats Johnsonville for record 10th state title
Johnsonville’s state championship dream came crashing down Saturday at Colonial Life Arena.
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HASELDEN COLUMN: Stokes proves worth in Timmonsville
Forgive Perry Stokes, if you will, if he revels in this particular victory just a little more than the last time he won a state championship.
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Whirlwinds breeze to Class A girls state title
Led by the trio of Sade Eli, Arnesha Brown and Justice Gee, the Whirlwinds defeated Abbeville 50-37 to win the Class A state championship Saturday at Colonial Life Arena.
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Johnsonville's 2012 squad finishes as the school's greatest
For Harris Avant, it didn’t take long to realize this year’s Johnsonville team was one of the best he’d ever coached. From the seats of the gymnasium at Francis Marion University in June of 2011, Avant watched as the Johnsonville High School boys basketball team practiced for the first time and knew, this team was unlike the others.
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Family bonds run strong for Pee Dee teams aiming for titles
Jaylen Shaw knew he would hear from his father about his missed dunk during last week’s Class 3A lower state championship game.
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Johnsonville students rally for basketball team
Friday afternoon, the Johnsonville Flashes boys basketball team took their fast-paced game to the road to Columbia for the Class A state championship match-up with Great Falls.
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