Prep football roundup: Trojans win late in key region matchup

QUINBY — Barrett Goodson caught at 6-yard pass from Lee Schurlknight with 55 seconds remaining, and Schurlknight ran in the 2-point conversion on a quarterback draw to help The Byrnes Schools beat W.W. King 30-29 on Friday in high school football.

King then drove to the Trojan 35, but Schurlknight picked off a last-ditch pass at the 2.

The Trojans (6-2, 4-0 SCISA Region 1-A) held King and got the ball back with 1:40 left at their own 36 and quickly covered the 64 yards.

Clay Dickson caught a 44-yard pass from Schurlknight to put The Byrnes Schools at the King 17 to set up the score.

Schurlknight finished 17-of-29 passing for 316 yards. Dickson caught nine passes for 167 yards.

Goodson also had 14 tackles, while Gary Williams had 11 and Brandon Smith 10 to lead the Trojans on defense.

WWK 0 14 7 8 — 29
TBS 6 8 0 16 — 30

First Quarter
TBS — Clay Dickson 40 pass from Lee Schurlknight (pass failed), 4:55
Second Quarter
WWK — Devin Bedenbaugh 31 run (Daniel Dorn kick), 8:45
TBS — Barrett Goodson 80 pass from Schurlknight (Dickson run), 8:33
WWK — William Mappus 1 run (Dorn kick), :00
Third Quarter
WWK — Foster West 5 run (Dorn kick), 2:03
Fourth Quarter
TBS — Shaquille Bacote 16 pass from Schurlknight (Dickson pass from Schurlknight), 11:44
WWK — Mappus 2 run (John Eric Haynes pass from Mappus), 6:40
TBS — Goodson 6 pass from Schurlknight (Schurlknight run), :55
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
PASSING — TBS, Schurlknight 17-29-2-316
RECEIVING — TBS, Dickson 9-167; Bacote 5-61; Goodson 2-86.
RECORDS: TBS 6-2, 4-0 conference. WWK 5-4, 3-2.
NEXT GAME: The Byrnes Schools is at Williamsburg on Friday.

Camden 46, Darlington 42
DARLINGTON — The Falcons held a 35-21 lead in the second half, but could not hold on as the Bulldogs rallied to win.

Demario Goodson had an interception for the Falcons, and Victor Hampton had a 40-yard touchdown run.

Lamar 32, Hannah-Pamplico 0
PAMPLICO — Trevor Norris threw for a touchdown and caught one as well as the Silver Foxes improved to 7-1.

Matthew Mitchell had a TD catch for Lamar and Mason Ard recovered a fumble for H-P.

Hemingway 27, Johnsonville 0
HEMINGWAY — LaMichael Pushia rushed for 183 yards and four touchdowns as the Tigers shut out the Flashes.

Marquis Wright had 11 tackles and a sack and Quintin Brown had an interception for Hemingway.

J 0 0 0 0 — 0
H 6 8 6 7 — 27

First Quarter
H — LaMichael Pushia 7 run (kick failed) 5:46
Second Quarter
H — Pushia 1 run (Justin Pressley pass to Damien Gagum good) 8:33.
Third Quarter
H — Pushia 7 run (run failed) 10:16.
Fourth Quarter
H — Pushia 5 run (Shakeel Booker kick good) 9:23
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
RUSHING — H: Pushia 28-183, 4 TD
DEFENSE — Marquis Wright 11 tackles, sack; Quintin Brown 5 tackles, INT.
RECORD: H 7-1, 4-0
NEXT GAME: Hemingway travels to Green Sea-Floyds on Friday.

Lake View 53, Latta 12
LAKE VIEW — The Wild Gators had six different rushers score touchdowns in a rout of Region 8-A and county foe Latta.
J oseph Hayes also threw for two touchdowns for Lake View.

LA 0 6 0 6 — 12
LV 20 14 13 6 — 53

First Quarter
LV — Jerome Mason 40 run (Kentell Kelley kick) 9:36.
LV — A.J. Washington 8 run (Kelley kick) 2:58.
LV — David Townsend 30 pass Joseph Hayes (kick failed) 1:46.
Second Quarter
LA — Timothy Crawford 41 run (conversion failed) 11:05.
LV — Hayes 15 run (Hayes kick) 6:18.
LV — Washington 54 pass from Hayes (Hayes kick) 2:47.
Third Quarter
LV — Kelley 4 run (Hayes kick) 9:01.
LV — Benton Jones 25 run (kick failed) 5:10.
Fourth Quarter
LA — Timothy Alexander 6 run (conversion failed) 5:31.
LV — Cody Tarte 63 run (kick failed) 5:12.
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
PASSING — LV: Hayes 2-2-74, 2 TD
DEFENSE — Roderick Robinson 6 tackles; Brody Smith 6 tackles, John Carmichael 6 tackles; Jason Locklear 6 tackles.
RECORD: LV 6-2, 4-1.
NEXT GAME: Oct. 30 at Hemingway.

Lake City 33, North Myrtle Beach 11
LAKE CITY — Shon Carson ran 25 times for 224 yards and three touchdowns to lead Lake City’s win over North Myrtle Beach.

Sheldon Robinson also had a touchdown run for the Panthers, who improve to 7-1 overall and 2-1 in Region 7-3A.

Scott’s Branch 12, Timmonsville 0
SUMMERTON — Kadeem Baxter scored two touchdowns in the fourth quarter as the Eagles shut out the Whirlwinds.

The Eagles’ defense limited Timmonsville to just 113 yards on 37 plays.

Cheraw 40, Aynor 7
AYNOR — Chad Wilkes rushed just five times for 113 yards and a pair of touchdowns to spearhead Cheraw’s win over Aynor.

Wilkes scord on runs of 20 and 52 yards.

C 7 14 12 7 — 40
A 7 0 0 0 — 7

First Quarter
A — Hugh Smith 5 run (William Carroll kick)
C — Xavier Taylor 3 run (Jonathan White kick)
Second Quarter
C — Chad Wilkes 20 run (White kick)
C — Taylor 28 fumble return (White kick)
Third Quarter
C — Sammy Merriman 40 run (kick failed)
C — Wilkes 52 run (kick failed)
Fourth Quarter
C — Taylor 4 run (Melton kick)
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
RUSHING — C, Chad Wilkes 5-113; Xavier Taylor 9-87; Sammy Merriman 3-85. A, Hunter Lambert 7-21; Payton Hill 1-0; Blair Fleming 4-11; Devonte Kinlaw 9-38; Kasey Poston 1-0; Hugh Smith 17-60; Terry Prince 10-28.
PASSING —  Aynor, Peyton Hill 4-7-1-42.
RECEIVING — Aynor, Lambert 2-9; Kinlaw 1-32; Carrol 1-1.
RECORDS: C 5-3, 3-0 Region 8-2A. A 1-7, 0-3.
NEXT GAME: Cheraw hosts Marion on Friday.

Loris 21, Mullins 14 (OT)
MULLINS — Kentz Hilton’s 1-yard run gave the Lions an overtime victory over the Auctioneers.

Mullins, which led 14-7 at halftime, missed a 24-yard field at the end of regulation.

George Page led the Aucs with 71 yards rushing and a TD.

Williamsburg Academy 12, Laurens Academy 10
LAURENS — Williamsburg Academy took an intentional safety with four minutes left, and after a Laurens touchdown, Christopher Kellahan sealed the win with an interception.

Kellahan also threw for 171 yards and touchdown for the Stallions.

WA 6 0 6 0 — 12
LA 0 0 0 10 — 10

First Quarter
WA — Drew Kellahan 44 pass from Christopher Kellahan (conversion failed).
Third Quarter
WA — C. Kellahan 6 pass from D. Kellahan (conversion failed).
Fourth Quarter
LA — Safety
LA — Alex Satterfield 44 run (conversion good).
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
RUSHING — WA: Kyle Smith 15-79; Kurt Meade 9-54.
PASSING — WA: C. Kellahan 10-18-171, TD
DEFENSE — Sam Plowden INT.
RECORD: WA 3-5, 2-2
NEXT GAME: Williamsburg will host Byrnes on Friday.

Carolina Academy 26, Pee Dee Academy 18
LAKE CITY — Trey Nettles had a rushing touchdown, a receiving touchdown and a kickoff return for a touchdown as Carolina Academy edged Pee Dee Academy.

Storm Page ran for 121 yards and two TDs to lead Pee Dee.

PD 6 0 12 0 — 18
CA 0 8 12 6 — 26

First Quarter
PD — Storm Page 63 run (pass failed) 2:40.
Second Quarter
CA — Tyler Langston 18 pass from Will McCutcheon (Trey Nettles run) 10:07.
Third Quarter
PD — Page 12 run (pass failed) 8:22.
CA — Nettles 80 kickoff return (pass failed) 8:15.
CA — Nettles 8 run (run failed) 6:29.
PD — Kevin Driggers 61 pass from Will Daniels (pass failed) 4:03.
Fourth Quarter
CA — Nettles 35 pass from McCutcheon (run failed) 9:51.
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
RUSHING — PD: Page 12-121, 2 TD.
RECEIVING — PD: Driggers 3-110, TD
DEFENSE — PD: Cole McClam 12 tackles
RECORD: PD 3-5, 2-1. CA 3-5.
NEXT GAME: Pee Dee travels to Dorchester on Friday. Carolina Academy is at Richard Winn on Friday.

Wardlaw 54, Trinity Collegiate 0
DARLINGTON — Steven Ballentine ran for three touchdowns and threw for another to lead Wardlaw Academy’s shutout of Trinity Collegiate School.

Ballentine scored on runs of 18, 84 and 35 yards.

W 32 22 0 0 — 54
TC 0 0 0 0 — 0

First Quarter
W — Dillon Thomas return of blocked punt (Baylor Hanley pass from Steven Ballentine)
W — Ballentine 18 run (Hanley pass from Ballentine)
W — Hanley 80 pass from Ballentine (Jordan Faust run)
W — Faust 12 run (Faust run)
Second Quarter
W — Faust 35 run (run failed)
W — Ballentine 84 run (Hanley run)
W — Ballentine 35 run (Faust run)
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
PASSING — T, Oliver Hubbard 11-20-1-186
RECEIVING — T, Rutledge Schock 3-80; Gray Snowden 3-66; Jack Hoover 3-26.
RECORDS: TC 1-6.
NEXT GAME: Trinity at Beaufort Academy next Friday.

Dillon Christian 48, Richard Winn 8
DILLON — Ray Thomas piled up 114 yards on just 11 carries and scored four touchdowns to lead Dillon Christian’s rout of Richard Winn.

Quarterback Stephen Johnson also passed for a pair of scores and ran for another to help the Warriors.

RW 0 8 0 8 — 8
DC 21 14 13 0 — 48

First Quarter
DC — Ray Thomas 11 run (kick failed), 11:39
DC — Thomas 3 run (Jemel Williams pass from Stephen Johnson), 5:21
DC — Johnson 2 run (Hunter Jordan kick), 2:54
Second Quarter
DC — Zeb Boykin 20 pass from Johnson (Jordan kick), 11:54
RW — Love 8 run (run), 7:14
DC — Thomas 9 run (Jordan kick), 1:59
Third Quarter
DC — Thomas 10 run (Jordan kick), 5:10
DC — Daniel Moody 21 pass from Johnson (kick failed), 2:08
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
RUSHING — DC, Thomas 11-114; Kyle Johnson 6-73
PASSING — DC, Johnson 6-11-1-113
RECORDS: DC 7-1.
NEXT GAME: Dillon Christian hosts Laurens Academy on Friday.

Patrick Henry 32, The King’s Academy 28
FLORENCE — Patrick Henry was able to run the final few minutes off the clock and held off The King’s Academy.

King’s quarterbak Hampton Langston was18-of-25 for 278 yards and three touchdowns, including two to Zack Gwin.

Gwin finished with 135 yards receiving and Joel Bokelman had 101.

The King’s Academy falls to 4-4 and plays at Wardlaw Academy on Friday.

Games postponed

Two Friday games were postponed until Monday.

South Florence’s home game against Carolina Forest was moved back because of a shooting incident at Carolina Forest on Friday. The game is set for a 6:30 p.m. kickoff Monday.

Florence Christian and Robert E. Lee will kick off 7:30 p.m. Monday at Florence Christian.

Robert E. Lee requested the game be postponed, according to an official at Florence Christian.