Maria Molloseau pitched seven innings of shutout ball and Addie Pate had two hits and scored two runs as Seneca blanked Belton-Honea Path 5-0 in highs school softball action on Monday.

WALHALLA — The Walhalla boys’ soccer team is one of the best in the state, and the Razorbacks’ skills on the pitch have resulted in an 8-2-2 overall record and undefeated run in Western 3A.

West-Oak’s Justin Smith only started wrestling for the Warriors as a freshman. Now, he’s about to finish high school as a state champion.

Jack Fassino drove in five runs on three hits to lead the Seneca High baseball team past Rabun Gap-Nacoochee, 11-1, on Thursday in spring break baseball action. Fassino had home runs in the second and third innings in a game that was shortened to five innings due to the 10-run rule.

The Daniel Lions traveled to Seneca on Tuesday with hopes of taking the season series from the rival Bobcats.

Braden Galloway stood on the sidelines at Memorial Stadium with his mother on Saturday before the Clemson spring game, just three days after being offered to play football there in 2018.

The Seneca Bobcats wrapped up the Western 3A baseball title with a 3-2 road victory over Pendleton on Friday.

The Seneca girls’ soccer team defeated a strong Pendleton side on the road in a Weestern 3A matchup on Thursday, beating the Bulldogs 4-3 in penalty kicks.

SENECA — The Seneca Bobcats are now one step closer to a region championship after a 5-1 win over the visiting Pendleton Bulldogs on Thursday night.

WESTMINSTER — When West-Oak’s Abigail Smith started playing volleyball for the Warriors in seventh grade, it wasn’t necessarily a plan to continue her athletic career into college. But on Wednesday, the senior signed her letter of intent in front of her classmates and coaches at the West-Oak auditorium to play volleyball at Toccoa Falls College. Smith said she had her coach, Shannon Burton, to thank for that.