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Combined No-Hitter for the Foxes leads to a 15-0 win

Hartsville delivered a dominant performance Tuesday, cruising to a 15-0 win over Crestwood on the road. Hartsville wasted no time setting the tone, erupting for a big first inning behind a string of hits and capitalizing on Crestwood miscues. RBI contributions from Bryce Oliver, Brandon Anderson, Jalen Lewis, Aureo Sevilla, and Bryceson McElveen helped fuel the early surge. The Red Foxes kept the pressure on in the second, adding three more runs, highlighted by another RBI knock from Lewis along with productive outs and an error. Vance Horton tacked on another run in the third with an RBI single to push the lead to 11-0. On the mound, Oliver was sharp in his start, tossing two no-hit innings while striking out five. Horton and Luke Holloman followed with 3 hitless innings in relief to complete the combined No-Hitter. Red Fox pitchers recorded strikeouts for 12 of the 15 outs in the game   Offensively, Hartsville racked up 12 hits, with Lewis, Oliver, and McElve

All-American Track Classic Results

The Hartsville Track & Field team spent part of Spring Break competing in the All American Track Classic in Columbia, SC.  The All American Track Classic is one of the premier track meets in the southeastern United States.  More than 3,000 athletes competed over the course of the three day event.  Athletes from South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia, Maryland, Delaware, and more came to Columbia to compete.  Some events were divided into three categories, JV, invitational, and championship level.  The championship events were the most elite events of the meet.  Tramarion Grant started the meet on Thursday with a big win in the Long Jump Invitational, jumping a new personal record of 6.46m.  On Saturday, Chassidy Johnson claimed the bronze medal in the championship discus competition and extended her HHS school record with a mark of 38.43m.  On Friday, Saniyah King set a new personal record in the shot put invitational and cla

Hartsville Falls in Late-Inning Heartbreaker to St. Mary’s Ryken

  Hartsville let a late lead slip away Thursday night, falling 4-3 to St. Mary’s Ryken at Jimmy White Park. After St. Mary’s Ryken opened the scoring in the fourth inning, Hartsville answered in the bottom half. RBI hits from Ford Wallace, Brandon Anderson, and Luke Holloman fueled a three-run frame that evened the game at 3-3. The game remained tight until the fifth inning, when St. Mary’s Ryken capitalized on a Hartsville to push across the go-ahead run, ultimately sealing the comeback victory. Jaden Atkinson took the loss for Hartsville, allowing four runs (two earned) over five innings while striking out five. Offensively, Hartsville tallied six hits, with Dorian Mason, Anderson, Bryce Oliver, Holloman, Caleb Lloyd, and Wallace each recording one. Holloman and Wallace drove in a run apiece. Despite the balanced effort, Hartsville couldn’t overcome St. Mary’s Ryken’s aggressive baserunning, as the visitors swiped seven bases and held on for the narrow w

Red Foxes stop game 2 of the SBC to Dominion Sport Collective 4-1

Hartsville couldn’t generate enough offense Wednesday, falling 4-1 to Dominion Sports Collective at Kelleytown Stadium. Dominion broke a scoreless tie in the fourth inning, using a pair of singles to push across the game’s first run, and never relinquished control. Hartsville managed just four hits on the night and struggled to string together scoring opportunities. Jaden Atkinson led the Red Foxes at the plate, going 2-for-3 from the leadoff spot. Bryce Oliver drove in Hartsville’s lone run, finishing 1-for-3. On the mound, Brandon Anderson delivered a solid outing despite taking the loss. The left-hander worked six innings, allowing four runs (three earned) on nine hits while striking out five. The Red Foxes will look to bounce back quickly as they face St. Mary’s Ryken on Thursday. 

Behind Luke Holloman The Red Foxes take down Andrew Jackson 13-2

Tuesday | Kelleytown StadiumHartsville dominated Andrew Jackson behind a seven-run fourth inning to win 13-2.Key Offensive MomentsBryce Oliver started things with a double in the first, and Hartsville exploded for five runs in the third — highlighted by a Bryce Segars three-RBI single — to take a 6-2 lead. The Red Foxes then blew it open in the fourth with seven more runs on RBI contributions from Jaden Atkinson, Oliver, Ford Wallace, and Luke Holloman.Segars and Oliver each went 2-for-2, while Dorian Mason, Atkinson, Oliver, and Wallace each drove in two runs. Hartsville finished with nine hits and four stolen bases.PitchingHolloman earned the win in relief, tossing 2⅔ innings with six strikeouts and no runs allowed. Starter Oliver went 2⅓ innings, giving up two runs. Andrew Jackson’s Neal took the loss, allowing 10 runs on seven hits over 3⅓ innings.Up Next: Hartsville will take on Dominion Sports Collective on Wednesday.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Track Results from Darlington

Red Foxes Track & Field Claims Victory in Darlington Last night the Hartsville High track & field team traveled to Darlington High to take on South Florence, Darlington, The Governor’s School, and Virtus Academy. Both the boys & girls teams pulled off the team victory.  The Foxes totaled 16 event wins throughout the night and many set new personal records or season best times.  The boys team was led by Drew Davis who won the 400M dash and 200M dash, Aaden Starnes who won the shot put and discus competition and Kylif Miller who won the long jump and triple jump competition.  The girls team was led by Shalaye Jenkins who won the 400M dash and 200M dash and Reagan Reed who won the 1600M run, 800M run in addition to running the first leg of the 4x800M relay.  The Red Foxes will be in action again next week at the All American Track Classic in Columbia, SC.  . .        Drew Davis            &nbs

Boys Golf takes match against 2 Region opponents

Red Fox Men's golf recorded 2 Wins yesterday in our dual match with Darlington HS and Wilson HS @ HCCDarlington vs HHS — 159-197Wilson HS vs HHS — 159 - 194Doss Harvey was medalist shooting an even par, 36 (E)Other Red Fox scores:Marshall Wint - 39 (+3)Peyton Langston - 40 (+4)Wesley Gainey - 44 (+8)Chester Orr - 49 (+13)Hunter Neal (56 (+20) Remaining matches this week:4/1/2026 against Wilson HS and S. Florence HS at The Country Club of SC (CCSC)4/2/2026 against Darlington HS and W. Florence HS at Darlington Country Club (DCC)

Strong pitching leads Hartsville over Sumter 5-2

Hartsville picked up a solid 5-2 road win over Sumter on Tuesday, fueled by a strong outing on the mound and timely hitting. The Red Foxes broke through in the fourth inning when Ford Wallace delivered an RBI single to open the scoring. Hartsville’s offense stayed active throughout the game, finishing with 10 hits and applying pressure on the basepaths with four stolen bases. Brandon Anderson led the way on the mound, tossing a complete game. The right-hander allowed two runs on seven hits over seven innings while striking out six and walking two to earn the win. Bryce Oliver paced the offense with a 3-for-4 performance at the plate, while Wallace drove in a team-high two runs. Bryce Segars added speed on the bases with two stolen bags. Sumter was led by Joseph Chapman, who collected two hits, and Gavin Rivers, who drove in a run. Hartsville returns home Thursday for a rematch against Sumter. 

Hartsville Powers Past Sumter With Big Third Inning

 Hartsville Varsity Foxes used a five-run third inning to pull away and secure a 9-4 win over Sumter on Monday. Hartsville got on the board in the second inning when Milly Starling executed a sacrifice bunt to bring home the game’s first run. The Foxes then broke things open in the third, highlighted by home runs from Myah Harvey and Abbey Byrd. Kymber Gainey went the distance in the circle, allowing four runs on seven hits over seven innings to earn the win. At the plate, Hartsville racked up 10 hits, with Harvey driving in four runs to lead the offense. EmmaKate Hudson, Byrd, and Starling each added two hits. The Foxes were also sharp defensively, finishing the game without an error, while Byrd led the way with 11 fielding chances. Hartsville returns to action Thursday against Wilson. 

Hartsville Shuts Out Camden Behind Holloman’s Dominance

 Hartsville Red Fox Baseball delivered a strong all-around performance Monday night, blanking Camden 5-0 on the road behind a dominant outing from Luke Holloman. Holloman was in control from start to finish, tossing a complete-game shutout while allowing just three hits. Hartsville broke through in the third inning when Jaden Atkinson lined an RBI single down the left field line and Bryce Segars added another run after being hit by a pitch to make it 2-0. The Red Foxes continued to build their lead and never looked back. Brandon Anderson paced the offense with two RBIs, while Atkinson and Segars each recorded two hits. Defensively, Hartsville was flawless, turning a double play and committing no errors, with Dorian Mason leading the way with nine fielding chances. Camden managed just three hits in the game. Hartsville returns to action Tuesday with a road matchup at Sumter. 

Softball Swampfox invitational Results

The Red Foxes competed in a tough Swampfox Invitational softball tournament Friday and Saturday in Ashley RIdge.  Hartsville went 1-3 in the tournament saving the best for last.  The first game Hartsville faced Summerville.  Abbey Byrd picked up the Foxes lone run on a solo home run in the fourth inning, this was the only hit of the game for Hartsville.  In game 2 the Red Foxes out hit Hanahan but couldn't outscore them as Hartsville lost 2-6. EmmaKate Hudson, Abbey Byrd, and Mary Ellyn Hickey each picked up 2 hits each.Saturdays first game was against Oceanside Collegiate.  Errors by the Hartsville defense led to 3 unearned runs as Oceanside was able to beat the Red Foxes 4-1.  Each team collected only 3 hits in the game.  Arianna Gainey, Mary Ellyn Hickey and Abby Byrd each had a hit for Hartsville.  In the fInal game of the tournament the bats came to life for the Red Foxes.  Hartville beat Beaufort 19-0.  The Red Foxes collected 15

Red Foxes lose to Blythewood 4-1

Hartsville couldn’t overcome a mid-game surge from Blythewood, falling 4-1 on Saturday at Riley Park. Blythewood broke through in the third inning with a solo home run and added to its lead to stay in control the rest of the way. Hartsville threatened late, but managed its only run in the bottom of the seventh when Brandon Anderson launched a solo home run to right field. Bryce Oliver delivered a strong outing on the mound despite taking the loss, striking out seven over five innings while allowing four runs. Ford Wallace paced the Red Foxes at the plate, going 2-for-3, while Anderson drove in the team’s lone run. Hartsville will look to bounce back Monday on the road at Camden. 

Hartsville Cruises Past Lower Richland 18-3

  Hartsville Baseball  wasted no time taking control and rolled to an 18-3 win over Lower Richland on Friday at Jimmy White Park. Hartsville erupted for seven runs in the first inning, highlighted by a two-run triple from Bryce Oliver and RBI contributions from Bryce Segars, Ford Wallace, Jaden Atkinson, and Jalen Lewis. The Red Foxes followed with an eight-run second inning, fueled by big hits from Brandon Anderson (three RBIs), Nyles McCoy (RBI triple), and Lewis. On the mound, Anderson earned the win, allowing just two hits over two scoreless innings while striking out three. Wallace added a scoreless relief inning. Hartsville totaled 10 hits and showed strong plate discipline with 12 walks. Lewis and Dorian Mason led the way with two hits each, while Lewis, Anderson, McCoy, and Oliver drove in two runs apiece. The Red Foxes will look to carry the momentum into their next matchup against Blythewood tomorrow at Riley Park in Sumter   

Hartsville Stays Unbeaten in Region Play with 4-1 Win Over South Florence

  Hartsville continued its strong run through region play with a decisive 4-1 victory over South Florence on Friday night. The Red Foxes got on the board midway through the first half when Kaleb Vasquez found the back of the net in the 25th minute off an assist from Boyd Tiller, giving Hartsville a 1-0 lead. Just a minute later, Edwin Ramos capitalized on a misplay by the South Florence goalkeeper, quickly doubling the advantage to 2-0. South Florence responded in the 36th minute, converting a corner kick to cut the deficit to 2-1 heading into halftime. Hartsville regained control early in the second half. In the 45th minute, Kristian Rebollar followed up an initial save by the Bruins’ keeper and finished the rebound to push the lead to 3-1. The Red Foxes sealed the match in the 74th minute when Boyd Tiller took advantage of the keeper coming out of the box, calmly finishing to make it 4-1. With the win, Hartsville remains undefeated in region play, c

Golf Splits at HCC Thursday

Red Fox Golf played a match yesterday against Camden HS and Lugoff/Elgin HS at Hartsville Country Club.The men played well, posting a 157 (39.25 avg) to beat Camden, 157-167, but lost to LE, 155-157.Medalist for HHS was Peyton Langston, posting a 37 (+1).Other HHS Golfers:Marshall Wint - 39 (+3)Wesley Gainey - 40 (+4)Doss Harvey - 41 (+5)Chester Orr - 48 (+12)Hunter Neal - 56 (+20)Next match is Monday, March 30th at HCC against Darlington HS and Wilson HS.

Softball takes down South Florence 3-2

Hartsville Edges South Florence in Pitcher’s Duel, 3-2 Hartsville Varsity Foxes came through in a tight, low-scoring battle Thursday night, defeating South Florence 3-2 behind a strong performance in the circle from Kymber Gainey and timely hitting late in the game. Both teams traded blows early. South Florence struck first in the opening inning, taking advantage of a sacrifice situation to grab a 1-0 lead. Hartsville answered in the second, as Terriney Thompson grounded out to bring home the tying run. After South Florence regained the lead in the third on an error, Hartsville trailed 2-1 heading into the fifth inning. That’s when Myah Harvey delivered the game’s biggest moment—drilling a clutch double that drove in two runs and put the Lady Foxes ahead for good, 3-2. Gainey handled the rest from there. The Hartsville starter went the distance, allowing just one hit and two runs (one earned) over seven innings while striking out three and walking two to secure the

Boys Golf Drops home opener to West Florence

HHS Men’s Golf started off the season Tuesday with a match at Hartsville Country Club against West Florence HS.The men lost the home opener 154-169Low man and medalist for the match was Doss Harvey (HHS) shooting an even par 36 on the front 9 at HCC.Other HHS scores:Peyton Langston: 42Marshall Wint: 43WEsley Gainey: 48Chester Orr: 51Hunter Neal: 58W. Florence HS scores:Sims Bratton: 38Sullivan Wellington: 38Carter McGil: 39Abbot Brewer: 41Ryder O’Neil: 41Noel Johnson: 45Next match is Thursday, March 26th at Hartsville Country Club (4:30pm start) against Camden HS and Lugoff/Elgin HS.

Track and Field Qualifiers for Coaches Classic Elite Meet

Over the weekend the Hartsville High Track & Field team competed in the Coaches Classic Regional meet.  The purpose of this meet was to determine which athletes would qualify for the Coaches Classic Elite Meet.  The final results and invites to the elite meet were released earlier today.  The following Red Foxes will compete in the Coaches Classic Elite Meet on April 17th, 2026 at Whale Branch Early College.  This meet brings together athletes from all classifications across the state and truly showcases an athlete’s talent.  Athlete - Event - Time/MarkManiyah Lewis - Girls 400M Hurdles (1:10.02)Jaheim Peterson - Boys 110M Hurdles (15.77)Chassidy Johnson - Girls Discus (35.08M)Nizeria McCoy  - Girls 100M Hurdles (15.78), Girls 400M Hurdles (1:10.57), Girls 4x400 Relay (4:19.39)Shalaye Jenkins - Girls 100M Hurdles (15.83), Girls 4x400 Relay (4:19.39)Carrington Hawkins - Girls 4x400 Relay (4:19.39)Laura Dixon - Girls 4x400 Relay (4:19.39)Aaden Starn

Girls Soccer takes down Lakewood 10-1

Hartsville Soccer traveled to Lakewood and came home with a 10-1 win.  Adriana Rebollar and Mackenzie Kelly both scored a hat trick.  Abby Thomas scored 2 goals, McKinlee Hodges and Laila Smith each added 1 goal each.The Foxes will travel to South Florence Friday.  

Byrd helps lead Hartsville Softball to big win

Hartsville put together a dominant offensive performance Tuesday, rolling past Lakewood 15-1 behind a huge day from Abbey Byrd. Byrd led the charge with five RBIs on three hits, highlighted by an inside-the-park home run in the first inning that set the tone early. She added an RBI single in the second and a two-run double in the third to cap her big night at the plate. The Lady Foxes wasted no time jumping ahead, scoring three runs in the first inning. Byrd’s inside-the-park homer brought in two, and Arianna Gainey followed with an RBI single to extend the early lead. Hartsville blew the game open with five runs in both the second and third innings. EmmaKate Hudson delivered a two-run single in the second, while Byrd added another RBI knock and two more runs scored on a Lakewood error. In the third, Myah Harvey drove in two with a single, Byrd struck again with a two-run double, and another error plated a run to make it 13-0. In the circle, Hannah Amerson was stron