The Hartsville Red Foxes varsity football team is for a second-round playoff matchup with Northwestern at 7:30 p.m. today.

Not a lot has changed at Dillon Christian during the last year or so. At least, not on the football field. Not more than two weeks after the Warriors won the 2008 SCISA Class A state championship, coach Kelly Williamson and his staff had their team back in the weight room preparing for this season.

The 2009 Hartsville All Stars in the 12 & Under division for the Hartsville Recreation Department are pictured here.

Darlington High School held its Fall Sports Athletic Banquet on Wednesday to honor the school’s athletes.

Lake City-Marlboro County matchup highlights Friday’s football playoffs.

Congratulations to Coach Ron Linton and the DSI Metals Gamecocks on an undefeated season (8-0) in the Hartsville Recreation Department flag football league.

As Coach Jeff Calabrese told his players afterward, in the playoffs it’s all about surviving to play another day, and that’s what the Hartsville Red Foxes (10-2) did by outlasting T.L. Hanna 14-7 Friday to setup a second round contest against Northwestern this week.

A pair of region champions took the field at Donald R. Poole Stadium on Friday when Lamar welcomed Allendale-Fairfax for the right to play in the Class A Division I lower state championship game.

The Hartsville High School Red Foxes varsity football team will host T.L. Hanna at 7:30 p.m. today in the first round of the Division II 4A State Playoffs.

For the second straight year, the Hemingway Tigers and Carvers Bay Bears will meet in the Class 1A football playoffs.

Coast Carolina head coach David Bennett talks about playing 0-9 Presbyterian, defensive player of the week Josh Norman, and what he’s looking for in a new athletic director.

First let me start by saying that I was entertained and enjoyed every game on the sidelines during the prep football season.
I was proud of the effort Creek Bridge showed every week in a very tough region. The squad scored a ton of points and played in some very close games.

Estill put up more of a fight than the final score would indicate, but the Lamar Silver Foxes (10-1) still rolled through the first round of the playoffs at home Friday night, winning 40-6 to set up a second round home contest versus Allendale-Fairfax. Allendale-Fairfax overwhelmed Baptist Hill (50-6) and will now face Lamar at 7:30 p.m. this Friday night in Lamar.

Senior football players, cheerleaders and band members celebrated with their families prior to Friday’s game at Kelleytown Stadium in Hartsville.

The Hartsville Area Recreation Department Youth Football Program has completed its regular season with a Superbowl for its 6 & Under and 8 & Under tackle teams Nov. 3 at Byerly Park.