Dawson Peters turned in a solid showing to lead USCB men’s golf at the Thomas Sharkey Individual Collegiate in Statesboro on Sunday and Monday, shooting a three-round 232 to tie for 21st place.
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Bozard, Sanchez win Players Series event at Fripp
Ryan Bozard shot a blistering 4-under-par 67 on a blustery day at Ocean Creek Golf Course and fellow Charlestonian Akeira Sanchez held on by one shot to claim the boys and girls titles at the Fripp Island Junior Challenge, the initial event in the SCJGA Players Series.
Maybank, Pate claim Junior Heritage titles
PJ Maybank III of Cheboygan, Mich., and Macy Pate of Winston-Salem, N.C., claimed the titles at the prestigious Sea Pines Junior Heritage on Saturday and Sunday.
Introducing LowcoGolf.com – your home for all things golf in the Lowco!
A little over a year in development, we're finally ready to introduce the world to LowcoGolf.com, which we hope will become your headquarters for golf in the South Carolina Lowcountry. We'll cover local golfers and tournaments from the juniors to the pros, report on news from the local golf industry, and provide course reviews and features to help you navigate the Lowcountry golf scene. Thanks for coming along for the ride.
🎧 LowcoSports Lowdown, S3E19: A Great Time To Be An Eagle (w/James Dennison)
LowcoSports.com's Justin Jarrett and Wes Kerr get you up to speed on all the latest sports news from the South Carolina Lowcountry in the LowcoSports Lowdown. This week's show includes updates on a trio of former Hilton Head High football stars, May River wrestling's impressive showing at the May River Invitational, and a pair of Lowco golfers ranked in the top 10 juniors in the state. Plus, Beaufort High football and basketball standout James Dennison sits down for an interview.
WES’s WISDOM: A few personal highlights from a memorable year at LowcoSports
We’re nearing the end of 2021, a year that was again marked by the many challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic. But we found a way to push through and witnessed another unforgettable year of local sports action. Let’s take a look at some of my favorite memories and moments of the action I covered this year across the Lowco.
🎧 LowcoSports Lowdown, S3E13: Fire Up The Coaching Carousel
LowcoSports.com's Justin Jarrett and Wes Kerr get you up to speed on all the latest local sports news from around the South Carolina Lowcountry and interview key figures in the local sports scene each week on the LowcoSports Lowdown podcast. This week's show includes news of two high school football coaching changes in the Lowco, a recap of the fall National Signing Day, and updates from Class 4A state cross country and the Class 4A/5A state singles tennis tournament, as well as a recap of USCB's playoff soccer game, and USC Salk's start to the hoops season. Plus, Dave Adams reflects on his 40+ years coaching high school football in the Lowco in an excerpt from our Lowco Sitdown interview, which will be posted in full later this week.
Lowco athletes sign letters of intent to play at next level
The culmination of a longtime dream came true for student-athletes across the country on Wednesday, the first day high school seniors in sports other than football could sign letters of intent to compete at the collegiate level next school year.
🎧 LowcoSports Lowdown, S3E11: The Lowco is Braves Country
LowcoSports.com's Justin Jarrett and Wes Kerr get you up to speed on all the latest local sports news from around the South Carolina Lowcountry and interview key figures in the local sports scene each week on the LowcoSports Lowdown podcast. This week's guest is former Atlanta Braves pitcher Chris Seelbach, who shares stories and insight from his baseball career as well as his experience coaching his son, former Hilton Head High standout Dean, now a pitcher at Columbia International.
HS GOLF: Sharks retain title, Seahawks surge to 2nd at Class 4A state tourney
With a 31-shot cushion going into the final round of the SCHSL Class 4A Girls Golf State Championships, May River didn’t even need to have its best day Tuesday to retain the title. But the Sharks brought their “A” game, regardless.