Three schools. Two players. Two decisions. That is what the state’s two most epic recruiting battles this season have boiled down two.

The 2010 baseball season kicked off for the Southern Wesleyan baseball team as they traveled to Erskine College on Monday, while it’ll host Bluefield College in the home opener on Friday.

With recreation softball just around the corner, area girls will get a chance to warm up for the season at the upcoming Frosty Fastpitch Softball Clinic.

It looked like the same story of offensive ineptitude that has plagued Clemson over its recent three game losing streak, but fortunately for the Tigers, the story came this time with a different ending.

Many of us have grown so tired of the Brett Favre talk each offseason that we’ve wished he’d just go ahead and retire already, but I don’t think anybody thought he’d go out like this.

He may not have taken the field the last time Clemson advanced to the College World Series, but Wilson Boyd knows what it takes to get to Omaha.

As an avid supporter of Major League Baseball, I get extremely tired of hearing how only a few teams have a chance of winning the World Series as compared to other sports.

When the top comparison for your event is a trip to Disney World, it’s obvious you’re doing something right.

Seneca Police Chief John Covington confirmed Thursday that a drive-by shooting in Seneca on Sunday precipitated a decision to close tonight’s basketball game between Seneca and Daniel high schools.

On Tuesday night, Terrence Oglesby could be found spotting up behind the three-point line and doing what he does best.

It has always been a heated rivalry, but never has it come to this for the basketball teams from Daniel and Seneca high schools.

The Seneca High School boys’ basketball team lost an overtime heartbreaker in a make-up game against Wren on Wednesday night by a final score of 55-54.

By Kevin Pomeroy

The Journal

WESTMINSTER — Anyone who has caught even a glimpse of the West-Oak High School wrestling team this season could not have been the least bit surprised with

Coming off a deflating home loss to Duke, riding its first two-game losing streak of the season and hoping to rebound without the services of its starting point guard, it is isn’t exactly the ideal scenario moving forward for the Clemson basketball team.