For the second time this season, the Fort Mill Yellow Jackets fell to South Pointe as head coach Dwayne Hartsoe lost to his former team.
The Fort Mill Yellow Jackets won the Border Wars Invitational wrestling tournament at South Pointe High Saturday in dominating fashion by crowning five winners.
Fort Mill fell to Lexington 34-23 in the finals of the Wildcat Duals at Lexington High School on New Year’s Eve and are now 14-1 on the season.
The Fort Mill High School boys basketball team finished in sixth place in the Lindberg Moody tournament.
After dropping the first two games, the Fort Mill Lady Jackets fought back to win their third game in the 12th annual Battle at the Border Shootout at Landrum High School and capture 7th place.
On three different occasions, the Fort Mill High wrestling team had to come from behind to win the 2011 Dorman Duals title at Dorman High School.
Fort Mill High senior Nick Sinicrope led the Yellow Jackets wrestling team to a fifth place finish in the 2011 Southern Slam Invitational at Eastside High School.
The Yellow Jackets had their first scoring opportunity when they stopped the Griffins for a four-yard loss on fourth down at the Fairfield Central 40 with 3:13 remaining in the first quarter. They squandered the opportunity as they went three and out after taking possession.
One of the best cross-country teams in the state is still the best in York County.
You can, however, call it a dream come true for York kicker Matt Bostic.
The loss puts Fort Mill in a poor situation with three regular season games left in an effort to make the playoffs for the second straight season.
Fort Mill nearly knocked off South Pointe, 31-28 in the Class AAA-Region 4 opener Friday at Bob Jones Stadium.
Loaded with potential, Fort Mill came into the matchup having dropped two straight games. Lewisville started the season 0-5, and is still trying to put things together.
Two late touchdown runs were not enough to put Fort Mill over the top in what turned out to be a wild shootout against visiting Clover Friday night.
Seven ill-timed turnovers kept the Yellow Jackets in the ditch on Saturday and the Ridge View Blazers took advantage for a 27-7 win. Fort Mill coach Ed Susi didn’t berate his team with a paint-peeling rant in the post-game huddle. It was more about moving forward.