Youth is a unifying theme among the area’s three postseason-bound softball teams, who are set to begin postseason play in the double-elimination district round tonight.

The Journal staff
WESTMINSTER — The Seneca High School girls’ soccer team defeated Pendleton by a final score of 3-1 on Wednesday in a neutral-site tiebreaker game at West-Oak to clinch third place in the Western …

The Seneca High School baseball team needed only six innings to score a first-round playoff victory over Fairfield Central on Tuesday night, winning 10-0 thanks in part to dominant pitching by Ryan Moore.

With a 3-0 win over Pickens on Tuesday night, the Daniel High School boys’ soccer team clinched its fifth region championship in as many years.

After falling behind early on Tuesday night, the Walhalla High School baseball team clawed its way back to tie its playoff opener at 2-2 going into the fifth against the Blue Ridge Tigers.

In its first playoff appearance in more than a decade, the West-Oak High School baseball team made the most of its first-round game on Tuesday.

As far as region championships go, it wasn’t meant to be for the four area high school baseball teams this season.

Another big-time prospect is set to name his college today.

The Oconee Christian Academy boys’ golf team picked up a 191-205 win over West-Oak on Monday at Oconee Country Club.

Heading into Thursday night’s regular-season finale against Woodmont, Seneca High School baseball coach Andy Bay wanted his team to use the game as a tune-up for the start of postseason play next week.

As the Seneca High School baseball team looked to finish off a doubleheader sweep Tuesday night at Daniel, the host Lions managed to put up some resistance with one out left in their regular season.

EASLEY — The Eastside High School baseball team broke a 2-2 tie with five runs in the top of the seventh inning Monday to down Walhalla by a final score of 7-2 in the Anchor Bat Easter Invitational in Easley.