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Photos from the SCISA Class AAAA Boys State Championship Game between Porter-Gaud and First Augusta Christian. These two teams were the best possible match up for the Championship title game. After trading leads for all of the first half, Augusta Christian establish dominance in the second half with a ten point lead at one point. In never say die fashion, Porter-Gaud did not give up bringing the game back a tie half way through the fourth quarter. The last four minutes were trading the lead right up to the final 6 seconds of the game. Both of these teams played their hearts out, but only one could win. No one can say that Augusta Christian didn't play to win and they played like champions. Porter Gaud ended up winning in the last 6 seconds with a go ahead basket to take a 66 to 65 lead. But, a turnover by Augusta Christian and foul sent Porter Gaud back to the stripe and they won 68 to 65. Follow this link to all images from Championship Friday!
Augusta Christian, Porter-Gaud to meet for boy title; First Baptist takes on Trinity Collegiatte for girls crown
Pinewood Prep Boys in action against the Porter-Gaud Cyclones.
Porter-Gaud celebrates national signing day By David Shelton Senior Writer Charleston – The Porter-Gaud athletic department is one of the most successful in the state. Winning multiple state championships in the SCISA ranks is a common thing from year to year. Winning takes great coaching, great support, great facilities and great athletes who are committed to excellence. Porter-Gaud certainly has all of those ingredients. The school recently honored a handful of athletes who have earned the opportunity to test their skills on the college level while continuing their education. Following is a recap. Mac Grubb - Haverford (lacrosse) As a sophomore, Mac Grubb led the Cyclones with 47 goals and 9 assists. He was the top scorer in our 2023 state championship run and earned First-Team All-State honors as an attack man. Mac will enter this year’s season with a staggering 109 goals, 21 assists, and 55 groundballs. He has been a two-time First Team All-State Attackmen and last year became the second ever Academic All-American in program history. He is also on track to be the all-time point leader for Porter-Gaud lacrosse. From his coach, Robbie Robinson: “Over the past three years, it would be an understatement to say that I’ve simply enjoyed coaching Mac. The truth is, I’ve leaned on him more than almost any other player in recent years.” Chase Anderson, The Citadel (football, preferred walk on) Anderson recorded 123 tackles and three interceptions in 2024, racking up 230 tackles over the last two seasons. He was a SCISA all-state selection and an All-Lowcountry selection. He played in the first-ever I-26 all-star game. T ony Brown, University of South Carolina (football, preferred walk on) From his coach, Brad Bowles: “Quietly dominated SCISA football over the last four years.” Brown had 107 tackles and four interceptions this past season, adding 1,422 rushing yards with 17 touchdowns. Brown finished his career with 356 tackles, 21 tackles for loss, 2.515 rushing yards while playing corner, safety and running back. He was a three-year team captain and the SCISA defensive player of the year. JJ Fludd, Citadel (football) Rushed for 4,211 yards and 68 touchdowns over the last two seasons while also recording seven interceptions on defense. In 2024, Fludd rushed for 1,932 yards and 32 touchdowns with six interceptions. He was the SCISA player of the year and a two-time all-state and all-lowcountry selection. From his coach, Brad Bowles, “Excited to watch him grow as a player and an athlete for the next 4 years at the Citadel.” Frank Schmidt, Citadel (football, preferred walk on) Schmidt was a team captain in 2024 and was a four-year starter. He was the SCISA all-state lineman of the year and played in two all-star games. Sam Teich - Rhodes College (baseball) The pitcher/shortstop will be a four-year varsity starter and won the team ace award the previous three seasons. He also has been named MVP the last two years. Teich broke the school single game strikeout record with 16 SO's in 7 innings that was held for 27 years! John Settle - Berry College (track) John Settle made an immediate impact on the Track and Field team during his 9th grade year and he has continued to achieve great success throughout his entire high school career. He is a school record holder in the 4X400 relay and has multiple team and relay state championships. From his coach, Hugh Knight: “John has been a huge part of the boys' last three state title runs and serves as a valuable leader on our track team. He is a wonderful person, student, and athlete and has an amazing opportunity to compete in track and field at Berry for the next four years.”
Northwood Academy HC Ginnell Curtis with Alyvia Tocco, Rylan Dundon, and Maliyah Birch.
Porter Gaud senior RB Tony Brown came into the finals having rushed for 1,339 yards and 17 touchdowns
Hammond's Michael Tyler lays out for the game winning TD catch!
Porter Gaud challenges Hammond at 7pm tonight at Charleston Southern U. for the SCISA AAAA state title.
It's a big weekend for high school football. SCISA holds their Championship Weekend starting tonight with two games in different parts of the state. And, the SCHSL playoff round gets one step closer the final playoff round before their big Championship Weekend. SCISA's state title games for Friday night: At W.W. King Academy with kickoff at 7:30pm , the 8-man title game pits Laurens Academy vs. Richard Winn At Charleston Southern with kickoff at 7pm , the Class AAAA title game pits Hammond vs Porter Gaud SCISA's state title games for Saturday : all games at Charleston Southern University Kicking off at 12-Noon , Class A featuring Thomas Heyward vs. Williamsburg Academy Kicking off at 3:30pm , Class AA featuring Pee Dee vs. Bethesda Academy Kicking off at 7:30pm , Class AAA featuring Wilson Hall vs. Pinewood Prep The SCHSL will hold their Championship Weekend Dec 14th and 15th at South Carolina State's Oliver C. Dawson Stadium in Orangeburg, SC. If there is a time for upsets, it's this weekend. See how your team stacks up this week in our exclusive prognostication feature, Doodles Doodles . This season the predictions are right 78.6% of the time with a record of 1089-313-2 .
Important Information For Schools, Parents, & Fans Concerning The Upcoming SCISA State Football Championship Games Moncks Corner -- The “ High School Sports Report” will be devoting our time, energy and resources this week towards producing individual full-color keepsake souvenir state championship football programs for the 10 teams competing for state titles on Friday (Nov. 22) and Saturday (Nov. 23). All four of the SCISA AAAA, AAA, AA and Class A games will be hosted by Charleston Southern University located in North Charleston at the I-26 205 exit. The SCISA 8-man championship game will be played at W.W. King Academy (near Saluda ) at 7:30 on Friday night. The Hammond School (12-0) will face Porter Gaud (11-1) at Charleston Southern at 7 p.m. Friday night. Then on Saturday, the Class A state title game between Williamsburg Academy (9-1) and Thomas Heyward Academy (11-1) begins at noon. The SCISA AA title game between Pee Dee Academy (11-0) and Bethesda Academy (9-3) follows at 3:30. The night-cap AAA title game on Saturday night is at 7 p.m. between Pinewood Prep (9-2) and Wilson Hall (11-1). Ther HSSR would like to inform all schools involved to please e mail to hsreport@aol.com your varsity football and cheer team pictures by 6 p.m. on Monday. Every team will have their respective football team on the cover of their edition, and your cheer squad will be pictured inside your respective edition. (Important) Each Head of School is offered a free “Welcome Letter” page geared towards your team, fans and community. We need your “Welcome Letter” in at hsreport@aol.com by 7 p.m. on Tuesday (Nov., 19). Please include a picture of yourself and a school logo. The HSSR has four marketing reps assigned to market programs. Should you have interest in supporting your team, along with your favorite player, or cheerleader reps include: Swift Bethea is assigned to market Pee Dee Academy and he can be reached at 843-774-3482. Larry Gamble will be marketing the Hammond School and Wilson Hall’s programs and he can be reached at 414-699-9061. Neill Kirkpatrick will be marketing the Porter - Guad championship program and he can be reached at 704-996-3333. The remaining five schools will be marketed by HSSR Publisher Billy G. Baker and he can be reached at 843-200-9555. Baker will be in Kingstree on Monday with the WA program, Ridgeland on Tuesday with the THA program, and in Summerville on Wednesday wrapping up the Pinewood Prep program. However, feel free to call him or any marketing rep on this list anytime Monday-Thursday. We hope to have the majority of the best wishes ads in house by 9 p.m. on Wednesday night, due to a tight print schedule, but 6 p.m. on Thursday is the final deadline. Fans are asked to follow instructions on the attached official state championship form. Feel free to send your ad information to hsreport@aol.com and Berna Noll will be available at the HSSR “home office” between 9 am and 9 pm to take payment for sponsor ads, or answer any questions. The one request is that once you have all the content for your best wishes ad, please send just one e-mail, and not three or four e mails, so we make sure everything gets in your ad. Participating schools are asked to forward this attached team football program ad order form to the parents and boosters of your team! Good luck to all teams competing for SCISA football championships this weekend!
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