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Baseball advances to Lower State Championship Series with 9-3 win

The Hartsville Red Foxes punched their ticket to the Lower State Championship Series Saturday with a 9-3 win over May River at Jimmy Whits Park. A five-run third inning broke the game open as Hartsville used timely hitting to take control and never looked back. Bryce Segars led the offense with two hits, including an RBI double, while Wells Bannister drove in two runs with a single during the big third inning. Brandon Anderson and Bryceson McElveen also added RBI hits in the frame as the Red Foxes finished with 12 hits on the day. Luke Holloman earned the win on the mound, striking out six over 4.1 innings, while Ford Wallace came on to record the save. Hartsville’s defense was solid throughout, committing no errors, with Bryce Oliver leading the way defensively. Jaden Atkinson, Segars, and Wallace each collected two hits for the Red Foxes, while Oliver, Segars, and Bannister all finished with two RBIs. With the win, Hartsville advances to the next round for a best-

Series tied as May River wins 5-2

Hartsville saw its postseason series with May River evened at one game apiece Thursday night after falling 5-2 on the road in Game 2 of the best-of-three series. The Red Foxes struck first in the opening inning when Bryce Segars delivered an RBI single to give Hartsville an early 1-0 advantage. May River answered in the third inning, taking advantage of miscues to score three runs and move in front for good. Hartsville trimmed the deficit later in the game, with Jalen Lewis and Segars each driving in a run. Segars, Jaden Atkinson, Wells Bannister, Luke Holloman, and Bryce Oliver all recorded hits for the Red Foxes, while Brandon Anderson led the team with three walks as Hartsville worked six free passes overall. Oliver took the loss despite striking out six over four innings. All five May River runs were unearned as the Sharks capitalized on defensive mistakes. Hartsville’s pitching staff combined for eight strikeouts in the contest. The decisive Game 3 of the serie

Red Fox Baseball takes Game 1 5-4

The Hartsville Red Foxes opened their playoff series with a dramatic 5-4 walk-off win over the May River Sharks on Wednesday night at Jimmy White Park. Trailing late, Hartsville rallied in the bottom of the seventh inning to secure the victory. Ford Wallace delivered an RBI single down the left field line before Brandon Anderson drew a bases-loaded walk to tie the game. Moments later, Bryce Segars hit a dribbling single down the first base line to score the winning run and send the Red Foxes to a 1-0 lead in the best-of-three series. Jaden Atkinson kept Hartsville in the game with a strong start after recovering from a 3 run first inning by May River. He struck out 11 over six innings while allowing four runs, three earned. Wallace earned the win after a scoreless seventh inning. The bottom of the Hartsville lineup sparked the offense, with Caleb Lloyd, Wells Bannister, and Wallace combining for six of the team’s eight hits. Wallace finished 2-for-3 with two RBIs, while

Baseball Moves on with 3-2 District Championship

The Hartsville Red Foxes punched their ticket to the next round of the playoffs Monday night with a hard-fought 3-2 win over Gilbert in a pitcher’s duel. Hartsville broke through in the third inning when Luke Holloman delivered a three-run double to give the Red Foxes all the offense they would need. Holloman finished 2-for-3 with three RBIs, while Jaden Atkinson also collected two hits. Brandon Anderson turned in a complete-game performance on the mound to earn the win. The left-hander scattered nine hits and allowed two runs over seven innings while striking out five without issuing a walk. Gilbert threatened throughout the night, collecting nine hits, but Hartsville’s defense and timely pitching preserved the lead down the stretch. With the victory, the Red Foxes advance to the next round of the playoffs and will face May River in a best-of-three series beginning Wednesday. 

Softball walks off South Aiken to Advance in Playoffs

Hartsville kept its playoff run alive Saturday with a dramatic 3-2 walk-off win over South Aiken Thoroughbreds at home. The game was tied 2-2 in the bottom of the seventh when Myah Harvey delivered the game-winning single to bring home the winning run for the Lady Foxes. South Aiken scored both of its runs in the third inning, but Hartsville answered late. Terriney Thompson tied the game in the sixth with an RBI single before Harvey’s heroics in the seventh sealed the victory. Hannah Amerson went the distance in the circle, allowing just three hits and no earned runs while striking out seven. Mary Hickey and Harvey each finished with two hits, while Hickey, Thompson, and Harvey all recorded RBIs. Hartsville also turned a double play defensively. 

Baseball takes loss in 17th inning

Hartsville took a hard-fought 2-1 loss to Gilbert Indians despite outhitting the Indians 11-8 in the 17 inning marathon   The Red Foxes answered Gilbert’s first-inning run with a run of their own on a passed ball, but the Indians pushed across the go-ahead run later in the game and held on for the win. Luke Holloman led Hartsville offensively with four hits and also delivered a strong effort on the mound, tossing 9.2 scoreless innings in relief while striking out five. Bryce Oliver added five strikeouts over five innings in the start, and Hartsville pitchers combined for 10 strikeouts overall. The Red Foxes finished with 11 hits and worked six walks, with Oliver and Brandon Anderson drawing two free passes each. Hartsville also turned a double play defensively in the loss. 

Boys Soccer advances with OT win

Hartsville punched its ticket to the next round of the playoffs Saturday with a thrilling 3-2 overtime win over Wilson Tigers. The Red Foxes now advance to face Gray Collegiate War Eagles on Wednesday. Wilson struck first in the 12th minute to take a 1-0 lead, but Hartsville answered when Edwin Ramos scored off an assist from Boyd Tiller to even the match at 1-1. Wilson regained the advantage in the 34th minute and carried a 2-1 lead into halftime. Hartsville came out strong in the second half as Ramos delivered again, curling in a free kick in the 49th minute to tie the match at 2-2. The score remained even through the end of regulation before Walt Truett provided the heroics in overtime, blasting in the game-winner from 25 yards out in the 97th minute to send the Red Foxes through. 

Several Red Foxes Qualify for State Track Mert

On Friday, the Hartsville boys and girls track & field teams went to battle with nine other teams in the 4A district qualifier to determine who would advance to the 4A state finals. 36 Red Foxes have advanced to the final round and will compete for a state title on Thursday 5/14/2026 at Richland Northeast High School. Please congratulate the following athletes on their amazing accomplishments! STATE CHAMPIONSHIP QUALIFICATIONS DIXON, LAURA GIRLS 4X100 ALTGIRLS 4X400 (1)GIRLS 4X800 (4)  HAM, KAITLYNNGIRLS JAVELIN HAWKINS, CARRINGTONGIRLS 4X100 ALTGIRLS 4X400 ALT HUGGINS, CHRISTINA GIRLS 4X100 ALTGIRLS 4X800 ALT JENKINS, SHALAYE GIRLS 100 METER HURDLESGIRLS 4X100 (1)GIRLS 4X400 (4) JOHNSON, CHASSIDY GIRLS DISCUS KING, SANIYAHGIRLS SHOT PUT LEATCH, ARIELGIRLS SHOT PUT LEWIS, MA'NIYAHGIRLS 400 METER HURDLESGIRLS 4X100 ALTGIRLS 4X400 ALT MCCOY, NIZERIAGIRLS 100 METER HURDLESGIRLS 400 METER HURDLESGIRLS 4X100

Softball takes playoff loss to North Augusta

Hartsville’s playoff run hit a setback Wednesday night as the Red Foxes fell 10-0 to North Augusta in postseason softball action. North Augusta took control early with a four-run first inning and added to the lead throughout the game. Carley Penvose highlighted the Yellow Jackets’ offense with a two-run home run in the third inning. EmmaKate Hudson and Abbey Byrd recorded the only hits for Hartsville, while the Red Foxes also turned a double play defensively. Hannah Amerson took the loss in the circle for Hartsville. With the defeat, Hartsville will return to action Saturday in an elimination game as the playoffs continue. 

Boys Soccer beats South Florence 3-2 in SCHSL playoffs

Hartsville survived a tense second-half push from South Florence to earn a 3-2 victory in the opening round of the playoffs on Wednesday night. The Red Foxes struck first in the 12th minute when Boyd Tiller broke free on a breakaway and finished for a 1-0 lead. Hartsville doubled the advantage in the 27th minute after Oliver Rocha created a turnover and found the back of the net to make it 2-0. South Florence answered quickly, converting a penalty kick in the 30th minute after a Hartsville foul in the box to cut the deficit to 2-1 heading into halftime. The Bruins tied the match in the second half on another penalty kick following a Hartsville hand ball in the box. With the game deadlocked late, the Red Foxes earned a penalty kick of their own, and Edwin Ramos calmly converted in the 75th minute to give Hartsville a 3-2 lead. Hartsville held on over the final minutes to secure the playoff victory and advance to round 2 Saturday against Wilson. 

Baseball stays in the winners bracket with 5-4 win over Gilbert

Hartsville kept its playoff run alive with a hard-fought 5-4 win over Gilbert on Tuesday at Jommy White Park, using timely hitting from the bottom of the lineup to secure the victory. Gilbert jumped out early with two runs in the first, but Hartsville stayed within striking distance and finally pulled even in the fifth on a walk by Bryce Oliver and a Brandon Anderson groundout. The momentum shifted further when Gilbert’s starting pitcher was ejected at the end of that inning. Hartsville capitalized in the sixth, after a botched squeeze play by Gilbert got the Red Foxes out of a jam. Luke Holloman then delivered a go-ahead RBI single and Jaden Atkinson followed with a run-scoring double to make it 5-2. Gilbert threatened late, but Anderson held firm over six innings to earn the win, and Holloman closed the door for the save. The Red Foxes’ lower half of the order proved decisive, with Nyles McCoy, Bryce Segars, and Holloman combining for four hits and four runs. Segars le

Boys Soccer has Six Selected to All-Region Teams

The Red Foxes had six players selected to the Regoin V AAAA All-region teams.  First TeamBoyd Tiller - MidfieldEdwin Ramos - ForwardKaleb Vasquez - Forward >Second TeamKristian Rebollar - ForwardTyler Johnson - DefenderGavin - Wmith - Defender >

Seven Red Foxes on All-Region Teams

The Red Fox Girls soccer had seven athletes selected by the region coaches to the Region V AAAA All=region teams.Adriana Rebollar was voted Offensive player of the Year.Other First Team SelectionsAbigail Thomas - Forward Laila Smith - ForwardLizzie Quinn  - MidfieldChloe McElveen - DefenderAdrienne Gardner - Keeper >Second TeamHazel Rose - Defender >

Red Foxes take 10-0 Playoff win

Hartsville opened its playoff run in dominant fashion, rolling to a 10-0 win over Lakewood on Monday at Jimmy White Park. The Red Foxes set the tone early, scoring four runs in the first inning without a hit by taking advantage of walks and a fielder’s choice. They continued to build the lead in the second, highlighted by an RBI double from Bryce Oliver and an RBI single from Bryceson McElveen. Oliver earned the win on the mound, tossing four shutout innings while allowing just two hits and striking out five. Ford Wallace added a scoreless inning in relief to secure the shutout. McElveen led the offense, going 2-for-2 with three RBIs, while Hartsville showed patience at the plate with seven walks and aggressiveness on the bases with eight steals. Brandon Anderson and Jaden Atkinson each swiped multiple bases as part of the effort. Defensively, Hartsville was sharp, turning a double play and committing no errors. Wells Bannister led the way in the field with five cha

Adriana Rebollar - Region V AAAA Offensive Player of the Year

congratulations to Adriana Rebollar for being voted the Offensive player of the Year in Region V Girls Soccer.In region play the senior scored 14 goals and had 6 assists while controlling the midfield.  Congratulations Adriana.  

All-Region Selections

Seven Red Foxes were selected as All-Region players by the Region Coaches.  Myah Harvey - Player of the Year1st Team All-RegionEmmaKate Hudson - 2BKymber Gainey - PTerriney Thompson -OF>2nd Team All-RegionAbbey Byrd - 1BMary Ellyn Hickey - CAriana Gainey  -3B > 

Region V AAAA All-Region Selections

Seven Red Foxes were selected by the Region V baseball coaches to the All-Region teams.Bryce Oliver - Offensive Player of the YearBrandon Anderson - Pitcher of the Year >First Team SelectionsJaden Atkinson - SSLuke Holloman - OFNyles McCoy 2B >Second Team Selections Ford Wallace - 1BJalen Lewis - OF

All-Region Track and Field

All-Region selections for Track and Field are determined at the Region Track Meet.  Winners of each event earn All-Region Honors.  The Red Foxes had the following winners. >Drew Davis 200M & 400M dashKylif Miller Long jump and triple JumpReagan Reed 1600 and 3200Jahiem Peterson 110M and 400M hurdlesAaden Starnes DiscusNizeria McCoy 400M hurdles  > Girls 4x400m Relay (Laura Dixon, Nizeria McCoy La'Tanya Quick, Shalaye Jenkins) >Girls 4x800M relay (La'Tanya Quick, Christina Huggins, Naomi Reyes, Abby Smith)

Myah Harvey - Region V AAAA Player of the Year

Myah Harvey was voted by the Region V Coaches as the Player of the Year.  She has had a great senior season and looks to continue into the playoffs.  On the season Myah hit .478, with a 1.130 Slugging percentage.  She had 7 doubles 4 triples,10 home runs with 33 RB during the season.  

Brandon Anderson - Region V AAAA Pitcher of the Year

Brandon Anderson was voted as Region Pitcher of the year. Brandon has had an excellent senior season.  He is 8-1 on the season with an ERA of 1.28, Region ERA is 0.00,  He has 70 strikeouts and a batting average against him of .199.