Darlington football coach resigns

From Darlington County School District: Coach John Jones, Jr., head varsity football coach at Darlington High School, announced his resignation from the school’s football program today. Jones, who has been the school’s head coach since 2015, is resigning to pursue other coaching opportunities.    “We appreciate the four years Coach Jones spent with our Falcon family,” said Cortney Gehrke, principal of Darlington High. “He has worked...

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Hartsville Red Foxes cruise to second  round after crushing Crestwood
Nov13

Hartsville Red Foxes cruise to second round after crushing Crestwood

It was a good start to the class 4A football playoffs for the Hartsville Red Foxes this past Friday night.

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Darlington Raceway hosts 5K Under the Lights
Nov11

Darlington Raceway hosts 5K Under the Lights

The Darlington Raceway hosted its first 5K under the lights on Friday, Nov. 9

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Coker wrestling concludes competition at Hokie Open
Nov06

Coker wrestling concludes competition at Hokie Open

ROANOKE, Va. – The Coker College wrestling team opened up their 2018-19 campaign with a tough test at the Hokie Open on Sunday (Nov. 4) afternoon. The Cobras brought a handful of wrestlers to a tournament that mainly featured NCAA Division I opponents with a couple of Division II teams mixed in. John Watts (125 lbs) led the Navy and Gold with three victories, while Alex Miller (141 lbs) followed suit with two wins. Frank Velez...

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Hartsville Red Foxes drop 70  on Myrtle Beach to win region title
Nov06

Hartsville Red Foxes drop 70 on Myrtle Beach to win region title

Heading into the season, everyone knew the Hartsville Red Foxes’ football team was loaded.

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Cobras end season with  3-1 victory over Tusculum
Nov06

Cobras end season with 3-1 victory over Tusculum

The Coker College women’s volleyball team finished their season with a 3-1 (25-20, 16-25, 25-15, 27-25) victory over the Tusculum Pioneers on Saturday (Nov. 3). Coker opened strong by taking the first set 25-20 behind four kills from Taylor du Bray in the first seven points. The Pioneers threatened late, closing the gap to 22-19 before senior Chole Attram finished off the set with one of her six kills on the evening. The Cobras...

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