Scots fall on the road to Hoke County 5-0
The Scotland High School boys’ soccer team fell 5-0 to Hoke County Wednesday night.
The Scotland High School boys’ soccer team fell 5-0 to Hoke County Wednesday night.
Senior quarterback Tyler Barfield has grown significantly during his time in the Scotland High School football program.
LAURINBURG — The Scotland High School varsity football team might have to wait just a little bit longer to start its season due to being quarantined, but high school football season in North Carolina has arrived nonetheless.
High school football often requires players to play on both sides of the ball, and this year, Scotland High School football will also have more players than usual playing both ways.
The Scotland High School varsity boys’ soccer team lost 3-0 to Lumberton Tuesday night.
The Scotland High School varsity boys’ basketball team lost to Purnell Swett 59-56 Friday night in the fifth-place game in the Sandhills Athletic Conference tournament.
Less than a day after the Sandhills Athletic Conference schedule shift that moved Richmond against Scotland to Feb. 26, the game has been postponed due to a positive case for COVID-19 and contact tracing on the Scotland High School football team.
Due to Purnell Swett and Lumberton being in quarantine for Week 1 of football season, the Sandhills Athletic Conference has opted to shift the schedule around, flipping the original Week 1 games with Week 7’s rivalry games.
The Scotland High School varsity boys’ basketball team knocked off Jack Britt 61-52 Wednesday night in the consolation bracket of the Sandhills Athletic Conference tournament.
LAURINBURG — After two postponements on back-to-back days due to poor field conditions resulting from the onslaught of rain in recent days, the Richmond and Scotland varsity boys’ soccer teams finally faced off for the first time this season Wednesday night.
The Scotland High School varsity boys’ basketball team lost to Pinecrest 84-48 Monday night in the first round of the Sandhills Athletic Conference tournament.
Growing up, Karen Pearce never necessarily envisioned herself working behind the scenes in sports broadcasting.
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