Hartsville traveled to James Island High School on Monday Night to take on Hilton Head High School in the Lower State Championship. The Red Foxes were AAAA Region VI Champions for the first time since 2013 and found themselves in the State Semi-Finals for the first time since 2013 as well. Hartsville reached the semi-finals
On Saturday, 9 Red Fox wrestlers took to the mat for the Lower State Championship. The tournament took place at Bluffton High School in Bluffton, SC. By the end of the day, each weight class will send three wrestlers from the Lower State to the State Championships on March 6 at Dreher High School. Hartsville
Mar 01 Boys Varsity Basketball vs. Hilton Head Island High School Hartsville vs. Hilton Head – Lower State Championship (@ James Island High) 6:30 pm | James Island High School Mar 05 Junior Varsity Baseball at Marlboro County High School Pee Dee Invitational JV Tournament 5:00 pm | Darlington High School Mar 06 Junior Varsity
Hartsville High School Women’s Basketball Head Coach, Justin Johnson, was awarded the WBCA/Wilson Opportunity Scholarship. The scholarship was awarded to 53 high school women’s basketball coaches across the nation by the WBCA (Women’s Basketball Coaches Association) and the Wilson brand. The scholarship covers all registration fees to this year’s WBCA ASPIRE event, a virtual event
James Island Charter High School will be the neutral location for the AAAA Lower State Championship basketball game. The game will be played Monday Night at 6:30pm. Ticket Information: Price: $12 (Mandated by the SCHSL) Tickets must be purchased online through Hometown Ticketing. Use the following link: Hartsville Tickets – James Island Location Spectator Information: All
Cesare Edwards is the 6-foot 10-inch center for the Hartsville Red Foxes Boys Basketball team. Cesare, like his teammates, have had to endure an abnormal year due to the global pandemic. This pandemic has resulted in a shortened regular season by over half of the normal allotted games and a tightened playoff bracket. The best
What a game! Hartsville jumped out to an early lead during the first quarter. Hartsville took a couple early three-pointers that boosted them ahead of Aiken and then held them to only 5 points in the first. Hartsville led 17-5 moving into the second quarter. Aiken proved to everyone why they deserved to be in
On Monday night, Hartsville hosted the opening round of the AAAA State Playoffs against Beaufort High School. The Red Foxes came into the playoffs as the #1 seed from Region VI AAAA. The final score left no doubt on why they are considered the top from Region VI. It was a well rounded game by
