Today's Hits and Yesterday's Favorites
The first AAA state championship in program history was won by the Seneca High School (SHS) Girls’ Cross Country Team on Saturday, Nov. 3, 2018, in Columbia. In addition, five runners on the SHS team captured all-state honors. Carson Towe finished in second place to lead the Bobcats and four other girls finished in the top 15 runners.
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The Gamecocks have added another football game to their schedule to give them twelve. On Saturday, Dec. 1, 2018, the South Carolina Gamecocks host the Akron Zips at noon in Williams-Brice Stadium. This game replaces the Sept. 15, game versus Marshall, which was canceled due to Hurricane Florence. The Zips also had a game canceled on Sept. 1, when they […]
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With a bye before the start of the state high school varsity football playoffs, the Seneca Bobcats are off tonight, Nov. 2, so there will not be a McDonald’s Tailgate Show. However, the folks working under the Golden Arches still want football fans to know about the Clemson Tigers and South Carolina Gamecocks. The Tigers host the Louisville Cardinals at […]
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Three area varsity football teams will be competing in the South Carolina High School League’s state playoffs this year. The Seneca Bobcats finished in second place in Region 1-AAA and will host the Camden Bulldogs at Coach Tom Bass Field at Bobcat Stadium in the first round. The Daniel Lions also finished in second place in Region 1-AAAA and will […]
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The College Football Playoff (CFP) selection committee released its first ranking of the season on Tuesday. The committee ranked Alabama #1, Clemson #2, LSU #3, Notre Dame #4 and Michigan #5. At the end of the season the top four ranked teams by the committee will compete for the National Championship in major college football.
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It’s Monday Night Football for the Seneca Bobcats tonight, Oct. 29, 2018. Due to the forecast of heavy rain, lightening and thunderstorms, the Seneca Bobcats at Pendleton Bulldogs varsity football game was moved from Friday night to tonight at 7:30pm. This game will decide the winner of the Region 1-AAA Title. As the home team, Pendleton High School decided to […]
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Due to the forecast of heavy rain, lightening and thunderstorms, the Seneca Bobcats at Pendleton Bulldogs varsity football game has been moved to Monday, Oct. 29, 2018, at 7:30pm. This game will decide the winner of the Region 1-AAA Title.
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It’s the battle of the Bobcats and Bulldogs tonight, Oct. 26, 2018, for the Region 1-AAA football title in the final regular season game. Seneca High School (SHS) Varsity Football Head Coach Hal Capps breaks down the Pendleton Bulldogs. “Offensively, they don’t mind throwing the ball, but they want the ball in the quarterback’s hands as much as possible because […]
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Despite some other schools in the Upstate moving their football games to Thursday, Oct. 25, due to the rain forecast for Friday, Oct. 26, Seneca High School (SHS) is staying with their regular schedule. SHS Athletic Director Andy Bay announces that he has spoken to Pendleton, which is their decision because it is their home varsity football game, they are […]
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With wet weather forecast for Friday night, the Walhalla High School football games have been moved up one night this week. Oconee County Schools Associate Superintendent of Administration Steve Hanvey gives details. “Well, it seems that Wren has reached out to Walhalla, Wren is the home team in this game, so they make the final call, but they reached out […]
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