The latest SCHSL football statewide media rankings were released this afternoon. Ten squads from across the Grand Strand and Pee Dee made the cut in their respective classes.
The latest SCHSL football statewide media rankings were released this afternoon. 11 squads from across the Grand Strand and Pee Dee made the cut in their respective classes. The full rankings are below with those teams in bold.
The latest SCHSL football statewide media rankings were released this afternoon. Ten squads from across the Grand Strand and Pee Dee made the cut in their respective classes. The full rankings are below with those teams in bold.
The latest SCHSL football statewide media rankings were released this afternoon. Nine squads from across the Grand Strand and Pee Dee made the cut in their respective classes.
The Timmonsville Whirlwinds are entering year three under Thomas McFadden who doubles as the Timmonsville police chief. His bunch is coming off a 1-4 campaign but there’s a solid group of talent back in the mix this year.
With the high school football regular season set to get underway this week, the South Carolina High School League released its first state media poll on Tuesday afternoon.
The Aucs enter 2021 both young and inexperienced. However, Some of the leaders such as Zamon Palmer, Tyreik Hayes, and Joseph Locklear look to have big seasons this fall.
The Green Sea Floyds Trojans are set to embark on year two under Joey Price. Last year, the Trojans finished 3-3 and missed the playoffs after winning back-to-back state titles.
The Hartsville Red Foxes are known as a powerhouse in Class 4A. Jeff Calabrese and his team are hungry to get back to the postseason and make a run after missing the playoffs last year.
The Marlboro County Bulldogs have plenty to bark about this fall. Bobby Collins returns a solid care of talent that gets to showcase its skills on a brand new turf field.
It’s a new year and this team will look a lot different especially up front. Latta head coach Brandon Iseman has to replace all five starters on the offensive line and three on the defensive line.
The Dogs had some growing pains like many programs in 2020, but they’ve improved in those areas and aim to give the community something to be proud of this fall.
In year two under head coach Matthew Richard, the Bears finished 6-2 and won the region. Now they’re looking to take the next step as they aim to get back to Columbia in December.
The Marion Swamp Fox football program is coming off its best season in recent memory. The Foxes won the Class 2A Lower State championship and made their first state title appearance since 1987.
The Knights open up their fall slate on the road against Lexington in week zero. It’s a quality matchup for Jenerette’s ball club to see where they stack up.
There’s plenty of buzz on the east side of Florence. The Wilson Tigers are ushering in a new era in 2021 with Rodney Mooney taking over as head football coach.
The North Myrtle Beach Chiefs are coming off their most successful season in program history. They believe another trip to the capital city is very much attainable even with a lot of new faces in the fold.
