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  • Mon, Nov 27
    Dorman
    73
    FINAL
    Rock Hill
    36
  • Mon, Nov 27
    R-S Central
    58
    FINAL
    Chesnee
    93
  • Mon, Nov 27
    Blacksburg
    45
    FINAL
    Broome
    72
  • Mon, Nov 27
    Gaffney
    74
    FINAL
    Legacy EC
    103
  • Tue, Nov 28
    Boiling Springs
    68
    FINAL
    JL Mann
    71
  • Tue, Nov 28
    Newberry
    81
    FINAL
    Union
    64
  • Tue, Nov 28
    BHP
    72
    FINAL
    Chapman
    76
  • Tue, Nov 28
    Berea
    52
    FINAL
    Greer
    88
  • Tue, Nov 28
    Byrnes
    85
    FINAL
    Mauldin
    81
  • Tue, Nov 28
    Spartanburg
    58
    FINAL
    TL Hanna
    69
  • Tue, Nov 28
    Chesnee
    78
    FINAL
    Broome
    63
  • Tue, Nov 28
    Blue Ridge
    45
    FINAL
    Landrum
    47
  • Wed, Nov 29
    Chesnee
    60
    FINAL
    Woodruff
    61
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    Dorman
    52
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    TL Hanna
    45
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    Union
    7:30 pm
    Mid-Carolina
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    Byrnes
    7:30 pm
    Daniel
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    Walhalla
    7:30 pm
    Chapman
  • Fri, Dec 01
    Gaffney
    7:30 pm
    Union
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    Blue Ridge
    7:30 pm
    Greer
  • Fri, Dec 01
    Spartanburg
    7:30 pm
    Broome
  • Fri, Dec 01
    Landrum
    7:30 pm
    Greenville
  • Fri, Dec 01
    Chesnee
    7:30 pm
    E Rutherford
  • Fri, Dec 01
    Woodruff
    7:30 pm
    Fort Mill
  • Fri, Dec 01
    Chapman
    7:30 pm
    Palmetto
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    Spartanburg
    7:30 pm
    Liberty
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    Sumter
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    Dorman
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    Byrnes
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    Asheville

Dorman

Foster and Martin Players of The Year

Now that high school football has officially ended here in 2022, we have time to reflect on the season and all the great stuff we saw this year.

There were some really great players in our area who had some really big seasons.

Every year our staff gets together at the end of the year and decides on a player of the year from the teams we cover.  Usually we can settle on one player, but this year after discussions it was clear we could not reach and agreement on just one.

The two players we selected had tremendous years. Both had injury issues but still put up unbelievable numbers in the regular season.

 

Demarius Foster-Dorman

Foster in the regular season had 184 carries for 1413 yards and 18 touchdowns.  He also had five catches for 31 yards, and a kickoff return for a touchdown.  He was instrumental in Dorman’s success this season.  The Cavs leaned heavy on Foster and he was able to carry the load.  This young man will make some college a great running back and we cannot wait to see what he can do when given the opportunity.

 

LaDainnan Martin-Greer

It seems like Greer always has an outstanding running back.  This year was no different. Martin appears to be the next in a long line of Greer running backs that have had terrific high school careers. The sophomore back only got to play in 8 games this year due to injury but was still able to score 19 touchdowns, rush for 1261 yards, and catch 8 passes for 179 yards.  This young man has the potential to be a star over the next couple of years for the Yellow Jackets and college coaches will be rushing to Dooley field.

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