It's time to put a bow on football season and open up the gift that is basketball season in this week's episode of the LowcoSports Lowdown podcast!
Tag: Whale Branch HS
HSBB: Jags hold off Warriors for tourney title
Ridgeland-Hardeeville held off a fourth-quarter charge from host Whale Branch for a 51-47 win Wednesday in the championship game of the inaugural Earl Campbell Preseason Tournament.
HSBB: Whale Branch rally falls short vs. Tigers
The host Whale Branch girls made a strong second-half comeback but came up short in a 51-48 loss to Allendale-Fairfax on Tuesday in the Earl Campbell Preseason Tournament.
HSBB: Warriors roll in opener, advance to title game
Host Whale Branch rolled to a season-opening 68-30 win over Allendale-Fairfax in the boys bracket of the Earl Campbell Preseason Tournament on Tuesday.
HSBB: Warriors to host preseason tourney
Whale Branch will play host to five other teams, including both Ridgeland-Hardeeville teams and Bluffton's boys, for the Earl Campbell Preseason Basketball Tournament beginning tonight.
LowcoSports Lowdown, Episode 4
In the biggest and best episode yet, this week's LowcoSports Lowdown is packed with interviews from the biggest newsmakers on the Lowcountry sports scene.
Coligny’s “5 Things I Think I Know” for the week of Nov. 18
With the launch of a new podcast this month, as well as two state championship football games to plan coverage for, a slew of college signings, and preparations underway for basketball season, it took a little longer than usual to gather my thoughts this week.
HSFB: Landsharks shut down Whale Branch
Whale Branch’s season came to an end Friday with a 28-0 home loss to Oceanside Collegiate in the second round of the Class 2A playoffs.
HSFB: See who was named the RBC Heritage Player of the Week for the first round of the playoffs
See which area high school football star was named the RBC Heritage Player of the Week for the first round of the playoffs.
HSFB: LowcoSports’ round 2 playoff primer
With nasty weather descending on the Palmetto State on Thursday and Friday, numerous games have been moved up a day — including May River’s Class 3A showdown with Aynor — it has kicked sports writers around the state into high gear, so you get an extra day to read up on the rest of this week’s playoff slate.