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Calvary Day’s Hannah Cail poured in 27 points and the Cavaliers cashed in at the foul line late to close out a 52-45 road win at Hilton Head Christian Academy in the latest installment of the area’s best interstate girls basketball rivalry.
Deep in the third quarter of Saturday’s Blitz Border Bowl at Savannah’s Memorial Stadium, Team Lowco was facing a 13-point deficit that almost seemed insurmountable — especially considering the offense had yet to put points on the board. Then, in just a blink of an eye, a group of determined Lowco stars flipped the script — and brought the Blitz Border Border trophy back home.
Bridges Prep boys basketball picked up a region road win Friday, shaking off a sluggish first half for a 53-39 win at Allendale-Fairfax.
May River boys basketball dug out from an early hole to take a five-point lead into the fourth quarter Friday against Lucy Beckham, but the visiting Bengals rode the hot hand of Noah Bailes to a 49-46 win in a Region 7-4A matchup.
Tacoya Heyward took over in the second half and overtime to lead Bluffton girls basketball to a hard-fought 43-38 road win at James Island on Friday to remain unbeaten in Region 7-4A play since 2019.
May River girls basketball’s second-half comeback fell short Friday against visiting Lucy Beckham, as the Bengals escaped with a 35-30 road win in Region 7-4A play.
The magic ran out for Whale Branch boys basketball on Friday, as the Warriors suffered their first Region 7-1A loss, falling 73-52 to visiting Baptist Hill.
DaQuan Jacobs came off the bench and lit a fire to give Battery Creek boys basketball its chances, but the Dolphins were unable to overcome a strong Bishop England team, falling to the Bishops 63-50 Friday night at the Palace.
After a convincing victory over Hanahan on Tuesday night, Battery Creek couldn’t find the same success against Bishop England on Friday, as the Dolphins suffered their first region loss 54-23 at the Palace.
Beaufort High boys basketball stayed perfect in Region 7-4A play with a 77-65 win at Colleton County on Friday, as all three members of “The Firm” posted double-doubles.
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