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Soccer notebook: BA’s Leslie taking last ride
Beaufort Academy boys soccer coach Ian Leslie has already told his team this is his last ride. Now it’s up to them.
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This Week In History: Robert Smalls steals the CSS Planter
Late on the night of May 12 and early morning hours of May 13 in 1862, Beaufort’s Robert Smalls stole the CSS Planter and delivered the ship to the Union Navy that was blockading Charleston harbor.
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Baseball/Softball Notebook: Bucs wrap up first region baseball title
Bridges Prep’s fledgling baseball program turned a corner a year ago, and now the Buccaneers are in the straightaway.
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THIS WEEK IN HISTORY: The High Sheriff of the Lowcountry is born
On May 2, 1903, James Edwin McTeer, known as the High Sheriff of the Lowcountry, is born in Hardeeville. McTeer would serve 37 years as Beaufort County Sheriff.
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Beaufort High’s Freeman named all-American
It’s been more than a month since Beaufort High wrestler Colton Freeman captured the Class 4A 215-pound state title, and now Freeman can add another line to his resume.
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Beaufort’s sensational girls basketball season ends at South Florence
The most successful season of Beaufort High girls basketball in at least two decades came to a close Monday night at South Florence, where the Eagles came up short in their bid to make the SCHSL Class 4A Lower State final, falling 47-37.
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State House should leave SCHSL alone
The SCHSL is always a work in progress, and many of its critics’ frustrations are valid. But taking the decision-making out of the hands of the people who have devoted their lives to high school athletics and consolidating even more power with our legislators and their cronies, is not the move.
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