🎧 Lowco FC S1E3: Bringing Back the Bling at BA (w/ Ian Leslie)

LowcoSports senior contributor Wes Kerr and May River boys soccer coach Misael Garzón get you caught up on the situation on the pitch across the Lowco each week on the Lowco FC podcast. Team Lowco will keep you in the loop on the top teams and players in the area and interview key personalities in the Lowco soccer scene. This week, first-year Beaufort Academy boys soccer coach Ian Leslie stops by the virtual studio to talk about his team’s 8-1-1 start after going winless a year ago — and the gaudy Man of the Match prize that helps motivate the Eagles.

🎧 🖥 Last Night in the Lowco: Monday, April 4

It was a busy Monday night of high school sports in the LowcoSports world — busy enough to keep us hopping for two rainy days rounding up all the results, but this edition of Last Night in the Lowco will get you all caught up for Thursday’s action, assuming the weather cooperates.

🎧 🖥 Last (Weekend) in the Lowco: Friday, April 1-Saturday, April 2

This Last Night in the Lowco concept is a work in progress, and it doesn’t mesh well when Mr. Lowco slips off to coach travel baseball all weekend, but we’ll work it out. In the meantime, here’s an overdue edition of Last Night to catch you up on (almost) everything that happened this weekend. We’ll pick up the pieces in Tuesday’s edition.

🎧 🖥 Last Night in the Lowco: Wednesday, March 30

The busy slate of high school sporting events in the Lowco continued unabated on Wednesday night, with 18 events across the area finding a spot in the daily rapid-fire roundup on the local sports scene from LowcoSports.com, Last Night in the Lowco.

🎧 🖥 Last Night in the Lowco: Tuesday, March 29

It was another full slate in the Lowco on Tuesday night, with 19 head-to-head contests and a Region 7-4A golf meet in the daily rapid-fire roundup on the local sports scene from LowcoSports.com.

🎧 🖥 Last Night in the Lowco: Monday, March 28

Whew, it was a real one in the Lowco last night. We have results and as many of the vital details as we could track down on 26 local high school sporting events from Monday’s action, and we serve it up in audio, video, and text form for your dining pleasure. Here’s Last Night in The Lowco for March 28.

🎧 🖥 Last Night in The Lowco: Sunday, March 27

The team from LowcoSports.com gets you up to speed on the vital local sports news from around the Lowcountry with a quick-hit rundown of all the action from the previous night each day with Last Night in the Lowco! In today's episode, locals Bryson Nimmer, Jonathan Griz, and Claire Green repped the Lowco well on the links this weekend, and we pick up one high school baseball results we missed from Friday night.

Lowco HS Girls Soccer Roundup: March 21-22

Hilton Head Prep and Hilton Head Christian Academy continued their winning ways at home, and a shorthanded Beaufort High squad earned a key region win over Colleton County. Here’s the Lowco HS Girls Soccer Roundup for March 21-22, presented by Horizon Rehabilitation and Sports Medicine.

🎧 LowcoSports Lowdown S3E30: Win the Fight Every Day (w/ that Jim Calhoun)

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 plenty of local sports news, but the highlight is an interview with legendary former UConn men’s basketball coach Jim Calhoun, who recounts some of the highlights of his career, shares his connection to the Lowco, and imparts tons of wisdom. You won’t want to miss this episode!

🎧 Lowco FC S1E2: The Battered Bobcats (w/ Brian McCarthy)

LowcoSports senior contributor Wes Kerr and May River boys soccer coach Misael Garzón get you caught up on the situation on the pitch across the Lowco each week on the Lowco FC podcast. Team Lowco will keep you in the loop on the top teams and players in the area and interview key personalities in the Lowco soccer scene. This week, Bluffton Bobcats girls soccer coach Brian McCarthy stops by the virtual studio to talk about his team’s hot start despite numerous key injuries, and Tuesday’s tough loss to defending state champion James Island.