Battery Creek Promotes Sarah Hayes To AD Role

Battery Creek High School has promoted varsity girls basketball coach Sarah Hayes to fill its athletic director position vacated by Wayne Alston’s departure earlier this month.

High Turnover In Local Boys Basketball Jobs This Offseason

Nearly one-third of the varsity boys basketball coaching positions in Beaufort and Jasper counties have turned over since the end of the season, and three of the four open positions were filled close to home.

More Details Emerge In Former Beaufort High Hoops Coach’s Arrest

Former Beaufort High School varsity boys basketball coach Will Lowther provided alcohol to a minor when the two met up after chatting on a social networking and dating app, according to a Beaufort Police Department report obtained by LowcoSports.com.

HSBB: Lowther Out As BHS Boys Coach After Arrest

Will Lowther has been dismissed from his position as varsity boys basketball head coach at Beaufort High School following his arrest Monday and placed on administrative leave from his position as a physical education teacher at BHS.

HS Basketball: HHIHS Boys Coach Ken Updike Ready To Move On

Ken Updike has resigned after nine seasons as Hilton Head High’s head boys basketball coach.

WATCH NOW: Lowcountry Sports Report (3/7)

Here's this week's episode of the Lowcountry Sports Report, featuring a report on two-time defending SCISA 2A boys soccer champion Hilton Head Christian Academy, as well as all the biggest news regarding local high school sports, Beaufort County Parks & Recreation, and USCB athletics.

HSBB: Jaguars Fall In 2nd Straight State Title Game

Ridgeland-Hardeeville’s state title hopes unraveled in the second half Saturday at Colonial Life Arena in Columbia, where perennial power Keenan came alive after halftime to pull away for a 70-40 victory over the Jaguars in the Class 3A championship game.

HSBB: Overlooked Jaguars Eager For First State Title

As their opponents fielded questions about the pressure of living up to the legacy of playing for a perennial powerhouse — a Keenan High School program that has claimed seven state titles, including three since 2010 — Ridgeland-Hardeeville coach Jeremiah Faber Sr. and guards Ny’Gel Boozer and Devin Butler sat at the other end of the table, almost afterthoughts at the Class 3A state championship press conference Monday.