Working as a mentor and tutor with City Year is a great (and meaningful) way to spend your gap year between high school and college. Don’t forget to apply! Applications for this year’s program are due June 1. You can apply now at cityyear.org. _ This time of year, it seems like everyone wants to know
Wildcat Golf completed play with a 5th place finish at the 5A State Championship match Monday and Tuesday at the Country Club of South Carolina. Gaffney (549, -27) finished atop the leaderboard to capture the title. The Indians’ Zack Gordon was medalist. Lexington was led by Dillon Hite, who carded rounds of 69 and 74
5A State Championship Track and Field Meet Spring Valley High School May 11 and 12 5A Girl’s 3200 meters 3rd Place: Ava Grace Fowler (11:39.87) 5A Girl’s 4 x 800 Relay 4th Place: Lexington – Ava Grace Fowler, Layla Sarvis, Mariah Tam, Mackenzie Carver (9:53.00) 5A Girl’s 800 meters 6th Place: Mackenzie Carver (2:20.15) 5A
The deadline is quickly approaching to submit your application for the annual Booster Club Scholarships. $1000.00 will be awarded to 3 female and 3 male student-athletes from the Class of 2018. Eligibility Requirements Applying athlete must: Have earned at least two varsity letters in one sport or one varsity letter in two sports at LHS.
The Lady Wildcat Soccer Class of 2018 has re-written the record book. In 4 years they posted 96 wins. Those victories led the team to 4 Region titles with a perfect 44-0 record in Region matches. Add to that 4 Lower State Championship appearances, twice emerging as champs. And they won the school’s first-ever State
It’s time to register for the Wildcat Summer Sports Camps. These camps are offered for Baseball, Boy’s Basketball, Cheerleading, Football, Girl’s Basketball, Volleyball, and Wrestling. For more information and registration forms, navigate to the “Sports Camps” page: 1) From the homepage of lexingtonwildcats.com, select “More” 2) Under “Wildcats HQ” scroll down and click on “Sports
A similar storyline played out on the baseball and softball fields on Wednesday evening as Wildcat teams were eliminated in their respective Lower State brackets. Both Lexington teams got good pitching performances from their aces but were unable to produce the needed offensive support as they were shut out by stellar pitching from the opposition.
Join us on Wednesday evening as Lexington (22-7) and River Bluff (22-7) play for the 5A Lower State Baseball Title! Lexington must win 2 games to advance to the 5A State Championship Series. These games will be broadcast on the Wildcat Sports Net with Game 1 airing at 5:20 PM. Should Lexington win Game 1,
In an elimination game on Monday evening, both Lexington and Summerville entered the 6th inning tied at 1 run each. In the top of the inning, the Lady Wildcats quickly retired the Green Waves on 2 strikeouts and a flyout. The home half began with a walk to Samantha Montgomery but the Lexington pinch runner
Moving into the late innings, Wildcats were struggling to get base runners. At the same time, with a 3-0 lead, Wando was playing well defensively. It looked as though the 2018 baseball season was coming to en end. Then came the home half of the 5th inning. Austin Pearce led off with a base on
