by Jennifer Shockley The Boys Varsity Swim team took home the Region Championship this year, beating out the Gators 236 to 231 in a fight to the finish. In the Boys 200 Meter Freestyle, William Cronin took first place at 2:09.86 and Vince White took second place at 2:11.95 – both securing their spots at
by Jennifer Shockley The Wildcats Girls Varsity Swim Team placed Third overall in the Region Meet on October 3rd with some swimmers posting personal bests and some posting State qualifying times. At the Region Meet, Grace Kolb placed First in the 50 Meter Freestyle at 29.51 and the 100 Meter Freestyle at 1:05.89 and qualified
by Jennifer Shockley The Girls Varsity Swim Team took the lead in Wednesday’s meet against River Bluff and never let it go. Lexington Girls took top spots in every race of the meet which clinched the points needed to win. The Girls 200 Meter Relay team, Hanna Eckart, Halie Stoertz, Claire Gorsage and Maggie Head
By Jennifer Shockley LHS Varsity Swim took Third Place out of ten competitors at this weekend’s Chapin Invitational. Varsity Girls took Third Place and Varsity Boys took Second Place, right behind Chapin. Maggie Head posted an impressive 200 Meter Freestyle time of 2:32.90 in the girls 200 Meter Freestyle – sixth out of 19 swimmers.
Interview with AD and Head Football Coach Perry Woolbright on September 4, 2020. Topics discussed: Update on COVID-related changes and overview of Fall Sports.
Click below to listen to Lexington High School Head Football Coach and Athletic Director as he discusses the upcoming Fall athletic season and the impacts of COVID.
by Jennifer Shockley LHS Varsity Swim had a fun night with fierce competition and top-notch sportsmanship, facing off against friends and rivals, River Bluff High School. The last home meet of the season and Senior Night, the Wildcat Swim Teams put in everything they had! The Meet was close all the way to the end,
by Jennifer Shockley The Varsity Swim Teams participated in the annual Dreher Blue Devil Swim Invitational Sunday at the USC Sol Blatt Natatorium, facing off against 25 other AAAAA High School teams and over 550 swimmers from across the state. Lexington had some amazing times posted and a few State Qualifiers hit the board! In
by Jennifer Shockley It was a battle of the Titans at the home meet Wednesday night with the Wildcat Boys coming out victorious and the Wildcat Girls suffering defeat. The competition was fierce and many wins of the night came down to milliseconds! The Boy’s events started off shaky with Lexington taking second place in
by Jennifer Shockley The Wildcats Varsity Swim teams accounted for each win possible in the tri-meet at home Wednesday night, leaving the boys and girls with three-meet winning streaks so far in the season. Varsity boys took out White Knoll and Irmo with some amazing swim times and surprising finishes. In the Boy’s 200 Meter
