By Bob Sofaly
The 58th annual Beaufort Water Festival is just around the corner but some of the sporting events were held early. The annual fishing tournament had to rescheduled to Saturday, July 6, and drew anglers from all over the Lowcountry.



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By Justin Jarrett LowcoSports.com A total of 67 wrestlers from the LowcoSports coverage area — including
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From staff reports Beaufort County TV (BCTV) will be broadcasting two live high school sporting events