What a difference a year has made for the Walhalla High School boys’ basketball team.

For all but about two minutes of action Friday night, the Daniel High School football team was able to do absolutely anything it wanted against Wren at Singleton Field.

The West-Oak High School wrestling team opened its season by traveling to suburban Atlanta on Wednesday for a tournament at Parkview High School.

The Daniel High School football team enjoyed the highest of highs when it went on the road last week and took down four-time defending state champion South Pointe.

It’s hard to imagine the Daniel High School football team getting out to a worse start than the one it experienced at South Pointe last Friday.

With the high school volleyball season complete, several players from Daniel and Seneca high schools were honored as all-region performers, as announced this week.

Patrick Nations will be packing for college soon, and he now has some extra hardware to take with him when he heads to East Carolina in January.

After a second-place finish in the Western 3A region standings, the Seneca High School football team was well-represented on the all-region team, which was released Monday.

South Carolina running back commitment Mecose Todd, a 2020 prospect from Villa Rica, Ga., rescinded his pledge Friday and reopened his recruiting.

ROCK HILL — It felt like an eternity for the signal to come, but for Tyler Venables, there was no doubt he was about to see a pair of arms go skyward.

Playing for a region championship and home-field advantage throughout the postseason, the Daniel High School football team didn’t put its best foot forward against Belton-Honea Path.

In its first year as a member of Class 4A, the Walhalla High School football team proved this season that it can compete, but head coach Padgett Johnson knows there’s plenty of work to be done this offseason.

SENECA — A trio of Seneca High School student-athletes came together in the school’s auditorium Wednesday afternoon to sign their national letters of intent to continue their athletic careers at the collegiate level.

WALHALLA — Jennifer Arenas won’t have to go too far from home to fulfill one of her lifelong goals.