2015 DHS Golf Team
From left, Stone Godbold, Andrew Westbrook, Grainger Howle, Dylan Dickerson, Hunter Austin, Mitchell Merriman, Gavin Young, and Coach Stanley Goodwin. Photo by Samantha Lyles
Florence-Darlington Technical College partners with driver, Hal Goodson
Florence-Darlington Technical College has partnered with two-time NASCAR Slim Jim All-Pro Series champion, Hal Goodson for the 2015 Pee Dee Coastal Super Truck Series and Pro All Stars Series (PASS) seasons. Goodson, who’s a Darlington, S.C. native is also a former NASCAR XFINITY Series driver and is looking to claim his seventh Super Truck divisional track championship at Dillon Motor Speedway in 2015. “I am looking forward to the...
Karl E. Alexander Memorial Golf Tournament and Auction
A cherished community event on March 14 at Fox Creek Golf Course The Karl E. Alexander Foundation will host its 5th Annual Golf tournament and Auction on Saturday, March 14 at Fox Creek Golf Course. The foundation was created in 2010 following the untimely death of its namesake, Karl Alexander. Karl was a Wofford student, avid golfer, lacrosse player, and friend to everybody he touched in life. Karl’s goal in life was to become a...
Bad first quarter foils Darlington’s attempt at lower-state championship
The Darlington Falcons quest at a second straight state title appearance came to end this past Saturday in the Florence Civic Center, losing to the Midland Valley Mustangs by a score of 67-61 in the 3A lower-state championship.
Two DHS Falcons wrestlers competed at State Wrestling Tournament
Six Darlington High School wrestlers competed in the Lower State qualifier tournament, and two the six Falcons won the opportunity to compete at the State Wrestling Tournament at the Anderson Convention Center, in Anderson on Sat., Feb. 28 Anthony Fullard, Senior, at 182 lbs., with a record of 28 – 7. was also a Region Champion in region Vl 3A. This is his fourth year wrestling, in addition to playing football for the Falcons....
Darlington holds off St. James comeback, advances to lower-state
By Drake Horton, Contributing Writer In what turned out to be a wild shootout, the Darlington Falcons came out on top and advanced to its third straight lower-state championship this past Wednesday at the Falcons Nest, defeating the St. James Sharks 81-77. The game turned out to be a tale of two halves for the Falcons with the first half showcasing Darlington’s shooting prowess and the second demonstrating what it really means to...