Get in touch
555-555-5555
mymail@mailservice.com

Valuable Information Concerning SCHSL Official Championship Football Programs Being Produced By The HSSR This Week

Staff Reports • Nov 27, 2023

SCHSL Official Championship Football Programs Being Produced By The HSSR This Week

From Staff Reports


Moncks Corner -- Once again the HSSR is busy Marketing Full-Color SCHSL Championship Football Programs For All 10 Tens Involved In The State Title Games This Week At South Carolina State University


These are your Marketing Representatives For All 10 Schools:  Give one of them to sponsor your local school or favorite athlete from of one of these three schools playing for a state title this week.



Neill Kirkpatrick: Marketing Christ Church, Daniel & Westside.

Contact Neill at 704-996-3333 Neill will be in the upstate Monday-Wednesday.

   


Larry Gamble is marketing Camden & South Florence this week.

He can be reached at 1-414-699-9061.  Larry’s e mail is larry@larrygamble.com


David Shelton is helping with the marketing of Oceanside Collegiate.

David can be reached at 843-729-4371.


 HSSR Publisher Billy Baker is marketing Dutch Fork, Gray Collegiate, White Knoll, and Johnsonville. Baker will be at the McDonalds in Johnsonville between 5 and 7 pm on Wednesday (Nov., 29) to gather any last minute Congrats Ads from Johnsonville supporters. Baker will be in the midlands on Monday and Tuesday. He can be reached at 843-200-9555 or you can call Berna at the HSSR office at 843-553-0264.   


 All ad copy should be sent to hsreport@aol.com or via your school's marketing representative.

The Class AA deadline is Wednesday by 8 p.m. All other schools in the state title games, the deadline is Thursday night at 8 p.m.


All 10 schools will receive individual programs focused on their team, including an up to minute game feature article on your team and the team you are playing, with a complete roster included, along with the starting offensive and defensive teams.


As a special bonus all revenue from Congrats ads sent in honor of your respective teams is double credited to your school’s year-round coverage of “all your varsity teams” between December, 2023 and December 2024. This is the only situation where the HSSR allows for a double credit situation. In recent years schools like Daniel, Gaffney and South Florence have earned all their sports year-round coverage credits in the HSSR via receiving a lot of advertising support in their respective SCHSL state championship programs.


In other words, (for example) if I were a parent with a business at anyone of these 10 schools playing for state titles this week, I would consider supporting the program at my respective school if I had children playing any varsity sport at these schools, not just football. By placing a Congrats ad in the championship football program, not only is it helping to cover expenses of producing the all-color programs, but it is also was helping all varsity teams at each school to gain year-round statewide coverage in the HSSR for one full year starting in December.


 Notes: Each Principal at the 10 participating schools is asked to submit a Welcome Letter on your school letter head “totally free” by 6 pm on Tuesday to hsreport@aol.com . Please include picture of yourself.


 The HSSR also needs a football team pic, a varsity cheer team pic, an updated roster of the football team, and updated stats including probable starters on offense and defense by Tuesday at 6 p.m. at hsreport@aol.com


Below finds an Ad order form to download and you can also call the marketing rep assigned to your school listed at the top of this article.


 Good luck to all participating SCHSL teams playing for state titles at SC State University this week.


 Download Ad order form by clicking here and do not forget to contact your marketing rep.


All ads should be sent via e mail to hsreport@aol.com or via your marketing rep.

 


By Dennis Brunson hssr.com Associate Editor 19 May, 2024
Nation Ford's Mia Royall sets new state record in 1,600 run
By Neill Kirkpatrick Special Contributor 19 May, 2024
Philip Simmons claim boys AAA crown
By Neill Kirkpatrick Special Contributor 18 May, 2024
SCS wins fourth straight while Warrior girls 3-peat
By Dennis Brunson hssr.com Associate Editor 18 May, 2024
Vikings use strong finish in field events to pull away
By Roger Lee Special Contributor 17 May, 2024
Green Wave accused of violating pitch-count rule in win over Ashley Ridge leading to forfeit
By Billy G. Baker Publisher 17 May, 2024
Summerville loses on forfeit over pitch-count rule violation
By Billy Baker 17 May, 2024
By Billy G. Baker Publisher Moncks Corner — In a Lower State AAAAA softball play-off game continued from a second inning rain-out the night before, (May, 15), between Berkeley (19-9) and Chapin (22-8) , the home standing Stags won a pitcher’s duel 2-0 to advance to play Summerville on May, 17. The Stags have a tall order on their plate needing to defeat the top-ranked Green Wave twice in order to advance. The state championship series is scheduled to begin on Monday at the upper state champion s home field. Game two will revert back to the lower state’s team home field on Wednesday. If a third game tie-breaker is needed it will be played at neutral site on Friday (May, 24). After the win Berkley head coach Kelly Dillon shared some thoughts with the HSSR. “In my tenure at Berkeley this is our third trip to the Lower state finals and I am so proud of my team and the adversity they have overcome this season,” said Coach Dillon. “We have had some adversity with the weather and we lost one of our key players to an injury recently ( Savannah Scott ) and we have remained tough and focused on our goals anyway. “We played small ball in the bottom of the 6th because when you need just one run to win you play to win,” said Coach Dillon. “I am very thankful; for a great bunting team. Every time I have asked for it to be put down, they have put it down so I am very proud to our commitment to the cause.” ( Courtlyn Cox delivered a perfect bunt that advanced the runner into scoring position in the bottom of the 6 th inning.) “We know we have a challenge going over to Summerville on Friday needing to win two games and you never know what might happen,” said Coach Dillon. “We are hungry and we are on a mission and we are playing moment to moment so we hope to at our best on Friday.” Chapin head coach Cal Sayger is wrapping up his 7 th season at Chapin. ”we have been fighting the weather all during the play-offs,” said Coach Sayger. “We just made too many mistakes in this game tonight. We have the program on sound footing. We have won back-to-back region titles and I very proud of the commitment all of our players have made to the success tour program.” Coach Sayger is saying good bye to four seniors. They include pitcher Aspen Mayers , Ella Maychiva k, third baseman Andree Dircks , and outfielder Alexia Evans . “These girls have been in the program since the e8th grade a d they will be missed,” said Coach Sayger. The game remained scoreless until the bottom of the 6 th inning. The Stags Rileigh Ballentine led off with a single to center field. Courtlyn Cox’s Sac bunt moved Ballentine over to second base. She moved over to third, on a passed ball, while Brooklyn Moon was batting. Moon singled in Ballentine for the first run of the game. Ansley Riddle then doubled, barely missing a home run against the fence in deep center field. This hit put runners at second and third with one-out. An RBI ground-out by Camden Valicek scored Moon to give Berkeley all the runs they would need to win the game. Berkeley pitcher Reese Watson worked all seven innings, allowing only four hits. Watson’s six strike-outs in the game now gives her 201 on the season in 120 innings pitched with an ERA of 1.20.
By Roger Lee 17 May, 2024
Pinewood Prep claims the 2024 SCISA 3A Boys Soccer Championship
By Roger Lee 17 May, 2024
Pinewood Prep claimed the 2024 SCISA 4A Girls Soccer Championship. 
By Dennis Brunson hssr.com Associate Editor 17 May, 2024
Game 2 on Friday at 6 p.m. at West Florence
More Posts
Share by: