PREP FOOTBALL ROUNDUP: Red Foxes rout Falcons

DARLINGTON — Torrential rain prevented Hartsville from utilizing its passing attack Friday night.
After setting several offensive records through the air in a rout of Camden last week, the Red Foxes used their ground game and defense to roll to a 31-14 victory over Darlington at Falcon Field.
“The weather most definitely played a factor. It was coming down pretty good,” said Hartsville coach Jeff Calabrese, whose squad improved to 2-0. “We saw some things in our running game and tried to play keep-away against Darlington.”
Dre Scott rushed for two scores. Quarterback Shawn Smith had an 85-yard touchdown run, and Jacob Cole recovered a fumble in the end zone.

Lamar 26, Andrews 13
ANDREWS — Trevor Norris threw for two touchdowns and Jerrod Dargan ran for another as Lamar earned its second win of the season.
Anthony McAllister and Matthew Mitchell each caught TD passes for the Silver Foxes.

L 6 6 6 8 — 26
A 6 0 7 0 — 13

FIRST QUARTER
A — Ken Funnye 8 run (kick failed)
L — 50 punt return (run failed)
Second quarter
L — Jerrod Dargan 12 run (run failed)
Third quarter
A — Clarence Penny (Dustin Maglich kick)
L — Anthony McAllister 5 pass from Trevor Norris (run failed)
Fourth quarter
L — Matthew Mitchell 8 pass from Norris (31 run)
RECORD: Lamar 2-0
NEXT GAME: Lamar hosts Timmonsville on Friday.

Marlboro County 41, Cheraw 26
BENNETTSVILLE — Elliot Alford and Josh Blue combined for over 300 yards rushing and four touchdowns as the Bulldogs ran past rival Cheraw for their first win of the season.
Alford scored three times and threw a scoring pass to Jaquan Brantley in the win.
“We thought the rain was going to pass us, but it didn’t,” Marlboro County coach Dean Boyd said. “It was a sloppy game, and we made a lot of mistakes.
“If you make as many mistakes as we did and still get a win, that’s a good thing.”

Carvers Bay 25, Georgetown 7
GEORGETOWN — Tevin Richard rand for 127 yards and Davious Chestnut had two rushing touchdowns as Carvers Bay deafeated its county rival.
Chad O’Donald had an 18-yard fumble return for a touchdown for the Bears.

CB 13 0 0 12 — 25
G 0 7 0 0 — 7

First quarter
CB — Tevin Richard 51 run (Tyrone Brown kick)
CB — Davious Chestnut 26 run (kick failed)
Second quarter
G — Justin Aklin 30 fumble return (Brandon Lambert kick)
Fourth quarter
CB — Chestnut 28 run (rush failed)
CB — Chad O’Donald 18 fumble return (rush failed)
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
RUSHING — CB: Tevin Richard 15-127; Davious Chestnut 17-90;
PASSING — CB: Grate 1-3-1-12.
RECORD: CB 2-0
NEXT GAME: Carvers Bay vs. Mullins, on Friday 7:30 p.m.

Johnsonville 20, Hannah-Pamplico 6
JOHNSONVILLE — One week after allowing 60 points in a blowout loss to Ashley Ridge, the Flashes forced four turnovers en route to a win over the Raiders.
Wes McCutcheon picked off two passes for Johnsonville, and Jazz Burgess returned an interception 93 yards for a score. Offensively, Kendrick Williams led the Flashes with 137 yards rushing.
Sheldon Thomas hauled in a 51-yard scoring pass from Malik Davis for Hannah-Pamplico’s only score.

H-P 6 0 0 0 — 6
J 7 0 7 6 — 20

FIRST QUARTER
H-P — Sheldon Thomas 51 pass from Malik Davis (conversion failed) 8:46.
J — E.J. Davis 1 run (Taylor Strickland kick) :33.
THIRD QUARTER
J — Jazz Burgess 93 interception return (Strickland kick) 3:48.
FOURTH QUARTER
J — Davonta Brown 1 run (kick failed) 5:46.
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
RUSHING — J: Kendrick Williams 20-137.
DEFENSE — J: Wes McCutcheon 2 INT; Josh Gagliano 7 tackles; Adam Baxley 7 tackles; Burgess INT TD.
RECORD: J: 1-1; H-P: 0-1.
NEXT GAME: Johnsonville travels to Kershaw to face North Centra on Friday at 7:30 p.m.

Lee Central 22, Timmonsville 19
BISHOPVILLE — Timmonsville scored twice on defense, but Aaron Wilson’s interception return for a touchdown proved to be the difference as the Stallions downed the Whirlwinds.

T 0 7 6 6 — 19
LC 0 8 8 6 — 22

SECOND QUARTER
T — Moses Harrell 63 interception return (Kendrick Graham kick)
LC — Shaquille Lovely 9 pass to Darren Wilson (Marquez Wilson run), :14
THIRD QUARTER
LC — Jaleel Albert 4 run (Albert run)
T — Tony McKeithen 12 fumble recovery return (conversion failed)
FOURTH QUARTER
LC — Aaron Wilson 9 interception return (kick failed)
T — Graham 51 pass from Zack Morris (conversion failed)
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
PASSING — T: Morris 62, TD
DEFENSIVE — T: Harrell 10, INT
RECORD: T: 0-1
NEXT GAME: Timmonsville hosts Lamar on Friday.

Mullins 31, Green Sea-Floyds 6
Jim Donovan Reaves rushed for 126 yards and two touchdowns as Mullins cruised to a victory over Green Sea-Floyds on Friday.
Sequan Washington produced the first points in the game with a 2-yard touchdown run at the 7:46 mark. Coday Buffkin added the extra point to set a 7-0 score.
Reaves followed with a 28-yard touchdown run at the 10:36 mark in the second quarter, giving Mullins a 13-0 lead.
Auctioneer running back George Page struck later with a 26-yard touchdown run to Mullins a 19-0 advantage.
With 2:02 remaining in the first half, Aucs quarterback B.J. Crawford connected with Page on a 10-yard pass into the endzone, fueling a 25-0 run.
Reaves broke for another touchdown on a 49-yard scamper for the Aucs final score with 3:19 to go in the third quarter.
The Trojans scored with 9:16 remaining in the game after Johnathan Campbell stripped away the football for a 2-yard score.
Lasaan Reaves led GSF with 46 yards.

Dillon-Lake View postponed
Heavy rains that moved into the Pee Dee forced the postponement of the Dillon-Lake View game Friday night.
The game will be made up Saturday at 7:30 p.m.

The Byrnes Schools 8 Florence Christian 7
QUINBY — Lee Schurlknight hooked up with Justin Robinson for a 38-yard touchdown on the final play of the first half and Schurlknight then hit Clay Dixon for the 2-point conversion.
FCS scored on Robert Miles 2-yard run wtih 4:04 to play in the second quarter.

FCS 0 7 0 0 — 7
TBS 0 8 0 0 — 8

SECOND QUARTER
FCS — Robert Miles 2 run (kick good), 4:04
TBS — Justin Robinson 38 pass from Lee Schurlknight (Clay Dixon pass from Schurlnight), 0:00
RECORDS: TBS 1-1. FCS 1-1
NEXT GAME: TBS hosts Robert E. Lee on Friday. FCS is at Calhoun Academy on Sept. 11.
Dillon Christian 18
Pee Dee Academy 6
DILLON — Ray Thomas pounded the Eagles’ defense for 192 yards on 32 carries with a touchdown as the Warriors earned a rain-soaked victory over Pee Dee.
Stephen Johnson threw for a score and rushed for another to lead Dillon Christian.

PD 0 6 0 0 — 6
DC 6 12 0 0 — 18

FIRST QUARTER
DC — Jamel Williams 22 pass from Stephen Johnson (conversion failed) 3:48.
SECOND QUARTER
DC — Ray Thomas 31 run (conversion failed) 9:05.
PD — Kevin Driggers 61 pass from Will Daniels (conversion failed) 7:28.
DC — Johnson 1 run (conversion failed) 3:06.
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
RUSHING — DC: Thomas 32-192; TD; Kyle Johnson 7-65.
PASSING — DC: Johnson 3-7-77, TD.
RECORDS: DC:2-0; PD:1-1.
NEXT GAME: Dillon Christian opens SCISA Region 1-A play on Friday when it hosts Williamsburg Academy, while Pee Dee Academy travels to Laurence Manning. Both games kick off at 7:30 p.m.

Carolina Academy 35 Clarendon Hall 8
LAKE CITY — Will McCutcheon rushed for a score and threw a TD pass to Tyler Langston as the Bobcats rolled to their first victory of the season.
Bane Infinger added two
scoring runs for Carolina Academy.

CH 0 0 8 0 — 8
CA 14 14 0 7 — 35

RECORD: CA: 1-1.
NEXT GAME: Carolina Academy hosts Cathedral Academy on Friday at 7:30 p.m.

Andrew Jackson 38, Trinity 28
EHRHARDT — Justin Long scored four touchdowns as the Titans dropped their inaugural game in school history.
Trinity quarterback Oliver Hubbard threw for 119 yards and ran for 71 more.

TC 0 8 0 20 — 28
AJ 16 8 14 0 — 38

SECOND QUARTER
AJ — Justin Long 50 run (Wannamacher run)
AJ — Long 30 run (Long run)
SECOND QUARTER
AJ — Long 29 run (Wannamakher run)
TC — Rutledge Schock 31 pass from Oliver Hubbard (Hubbard to Schock conversion)
THIRD QUARTER
AJ — A.J. Elkins 32 interception (run failed)
AJ — Long 75 pass from Wannemacher (Wannamaker run)
FOURTH QUARTER
AJ — Schock 39 pass from Hubbard (conversion failed)
TC — Hubbard 28 run (conversion failed)
TC — Graham Freels 3 run (Josh Pruett run)
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
RUSHING: Hubbard 13-71; Pruett 9-80.
PASSING: Hubbard 6-10-1 119.
RECEIVING: Schock 4-88.
RECORD: TC 0-1
NEXT GAME: Trinity is at The King’s Academy on Friday.