Matt Lincoln talks with coaches for Marion and Mullins High Schools about Friday’s game and the playoff implications associated with it.

Organizers inside the Anderson Brothers Bank Conference Center unveiled a new tradition and a gleaming football trophy, presenting the Tobacco Bowl. Starting on Oct. 31, after the Marion-Mullins football game, the winning team will showcase the trophy for the year. The Tobacco Bowl is so named to acknowledge the county’s heritage and the industry that supported families, organizers said.

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Marion High School wins their third in a row, Mullins and Creek Bridge high schools take losses and Pee Dee Academy claims another win.

Though Marion School District 2 Director of Fine Arts Marissa Monroe announced a campaign to raise $60,000 for the district’s fine arts program would begin with a benefit concert, that event has been postponed.

Mullins High School administrator and basketball coach Mark Gerald is honored with a birthday celebration that invites nearly 300 people to the school where he once starred as a prep football and basketball player.

The Creek Bridge versus Mullins game came down to the ability to run the football effectively and stopping the run defensively, which Mullins got away with in a 21-0 victory.

North Myrtle Beach offense powers Cheifs over Aucs by a score of 37-14. Mullins took a 14-10 lead into halftime but come up empty handed in the second half.

This past week’s comeback by the Mullins Auctioneers puts them in place to become the Game of the Week for Friday night.

Auctioneers get the week one win in Green Sea Floyds. Creek Bridge wins season opener and Marion School District 1 has announced that with weather forecasts showing Hurricane Hannah arriving along the South Carolina coastline on Friday, the school’s football games have changed their playing times.

With 13 returning seniors, the experience should help in what’s shaping to be a thin roster that lacks depth, but makes up for it in overall team speed and quality athletes at the skill positions.

With 13 returning seniors, experience should help the Mullins High School Auctioneers. The team may be shaping up to have a thin roster that lacks depth, but it seems to make up for the lack of depth with its overall team speed and high quality athletes in the skill positions.

Mullins High School boys varsity basketball coach Mark Gerald hosted another alumni basketball extravaganza during the July 4th weekend, generating a large amount of support.

Mullins Sophomore point guard Eric Smith is focused