SENECA — With periods of heavy rain and high winds in the forecast for the area beginning Friday as the remnants of Hurricane Ian are expected to move over the region, the high school football slate for this week has been altered.
For just the fourth time this season, the Daniel High School volleyball team dropped a set, but for the sixth time in as many tires, it dispatched a region opponent as it topped Walhalla by a score of 3-1 at home on Tuesday.
The Seneca High School girls’ tennis team blanked West-Oak by a final score of 7-0 on Tuesday evening.
The West-Oak High School football team’s efforts have paid off.
On a night when Seneca High School quarterback Jaxon Burnette had five touchdowns and backup running back Cade Eavenson ran for nearly 250 yards, it was the Bobcats’ defense that delivered the knockout blow at Woodmont.
The final score largely tells the story — the Walhalla High School football team’s 44-8 loss at Belton-Honea Path on Friday night was a blowout.
In its final test before opening region play, the Daniel High School football team hosted Riverside on Friday night, and in the inverse of their last two games, the Lions couldn’t manage to pull away over the first 20 minutes of action.
The Seneca High School volleyball team won its first home match of the season and its second overall on Thursday with a dramatic, five-set upset of West-Oak.