Carolina Forest fans earlier this year had to at times question what had happened to the normally effective rushing attack.
The Seahawks won the Class 4A state championship 4-1 over Greenwood Saturday at the Dr. Eddie Floyd Tennis Center in Florence. The victory capped a 23-0 season and returned Myrtle Beach to the top of 4A tennis. They last won the title in 2019.
St. James defeated Carolina Forest 2-1 in overtime Friday, leaving each team with one region loss. Despite the result, Carolina Forest is in line to secure a No. 1 playoff seed with a victory next week.
Socastee defeated River Bluff 43-28 Thursday night in the opening round of the Class 5A playoffs. It was the Braves’ second postseason victory in the last five seasons.
The Blue Jackets overcame a longtime playoff nemesis Wednesday night with a 44-27 victory over Gilbert to move Aynor into its first-ever wrestling state championship.
The updated rankings, released Tuesday, reflect the Seahawks' region championship victory over South Florence, currently No. 8 in the polls. Myrtle Beach has clinched a No. 1 seed and home-field advantage throughout the lower state finals, should Mickey Wilson's team continue to win in the postseason.
Conway’s 27-14 win at Socastee on Friday was everything the Tigers’ coach believed his squad was capable of.Â
The Chants moved to 3-0 on the year after grinding out a win in Buffalo Saturday.
The two Myrtle Beach seniors carried the Seahawks to a season-opening 34-31 victory against Oceanside Collegiate at The Citadel on Friday night. Their numbers were unreal, and they both showed why they’ll be playing NCAA Division-I football this time next year.
Coastal hosts a Power 5 opponent for the first time in program history as Kansas comes to Conway Friday night.