HSFB: Five Things I Think I Know From Week 1

Here are Five Things I Think I Know after Week 1 of the Lowcountry high school football season.

HSFB: Week 1 Primer

We have nine contests featuring area teams tonight. Here's all you need to know about Week 1 of the Lowcountry high school football season.

HSFB Preview: Seahawks Short On Depth But Ready To Scrap

Hilton Head High's football team doesn't have a lot of depth, but the Seahawks think they have the talent to compete for a region title in 2018.

Seahawks Punctuate All-Lowco Girls Soccer Team

The top 27 players – 11 first-team selections and 16 honorable mentions – form the inaugural All-Lowco Girls Soccer Team.

Baseball: HHI’s Mebane Runner-Up In Junior Home Run Derby

Hilton Head Island’s Matt Mebane put on quite a show at Nationals Park on Saturday morning, mashing home runs on more than half of his swings.

Baseball: Seahawks’ Mebane Finalist In Two Contests At MLB All-Star Game

Hilton Head High’s Matt Mebane is one of 16 young sluggers competing in Major League Baseball’s Junior Home Run Derby on Saturday, and he also is one of 24 finalists for the Scotts MLB Pitch, Hit & Run competition on Monday.

Talent Abounds On Inaugural All-Lowco Boys Soccer Team

It was a banner year for high school boys soccer in the Lowcountry, with two area teams — Hilton Head Christian Academy and Beaufort Academy — capturing state championships, two more among the top teams in Class 3A (Bluffton and May River), and Hilton Head High making a deep run in the Class 4A playoffs. All that team success was built upon tremendous individual performances, making it all the more difficult to narrow down the top players in the area.

Sharks’ Patterson Heads Up Inaugural All-Lowco Baseball Team

May River junior Josh Patterson heads up a list of the area's top 30 baseball players on the inaugural All-Lowco Baseball Team.

Seahawks Win 8th Straight Carlisle Cup; Sharks 2nd In Class 3A

Hilton Head Island High School received top statewide honors for its athletic programs again in 2017-18, topping the S.C. Athletic Administrators Association’s Carlisle Cup standings for the eighth consecutive year.