The Hartsville Red Foxes have faced a variety of obstacles during coach Jeff Calabrese’s tenure and one constant challenge — the Conway Tigers. For the third time in the last two seasons, the Red Foxes tangle with Conway on Friday in the Morning News Game of the Week.

The Hartsville High School cross-country teams ran against eight teams at Freedom Florence on Tuesday. Four of those teams were region competitors.

The Lady Foxes’ varsity volleyball team faced region foes Sumter on Thursday, Sept. 25, and Carolina Forest on Monday.

The Hartsville High School girls’ golf team played host for two matches this week and finished in second place in both matches.

The Hartsville Red Foxes’ offensive lineman and running backs worked together Friday night to put up 418 yards rushing on the Spring Valley defense on their way to a 41-10 victory.

A juvenile was arrested after police said he called in a bomb threat to Hartsville High and Middle schools Tuesday.

A year after shattering nearly every school record last, the young Hartsville offense has started to turn the corner. The Red Foxes’ point totals have increased each week — from 14 to 27 to 35 to 55 last week against Wilson.

The Hartsville Red Foxes put the Wilson Tigers in a hole they couldn’t dig out of in the first half en route to a 55-28 win on Friday night. Five Foxes scored with Dre Scott’s three touchdowns leading the way.

Jordan Lyles is moving up. The Hartsville native, a pitcher in the Houston Astros organization, was promoted Wednesday from Greeneville (Tenn.) of the Appalachian League to Tri-Cities (N.Y.) in the New York-Penn League.

The Camden Bulldogs opened its 2008 football season with a win in one of the oldest prep football match ups in South Carolina defeating the Hartsville Red Foxes 26-14 at Kemp Stadium Friday night.

The Hartsville Red Foxes enjoyed offensive success last year as the team broke school records in nearly every offensive category. This year, however, head coach Jeff Calabrese insists fans will see a different team.

The Hartsville Red Foxes certainly enjoyed offensive success last year as the 2007 team broke school records in nearly every offensive category.

After finishing the 2007-08 season with a 12-14 record and a first-round playoff loss to Berkley, the Runnin’ Red Foxes are practicing for the summer and poised for the 2008-09 season.

Florence Post 1 coach Derick Urquhart fully expected his No. 1 starter, Jordan Lyles, to be taken in last week’s MLB draft.
What no one expected was that he would go as high as he did. The former Hartsville standout was taken 38th overall by the Houston Astros and immediately seized the opportunity to live out his dream of playing in the big leagues.

Long bus rides often can be tedious and mind-numbing for any high school baseball player.
But the Hartsville Red Foxes have found a way to pass the time in recent years.