South Carolina High School Football Wrap-Up: Week 2

South Carolina High School Football Wrap-Up: Week 2

Beaufort, South Carolina – The high school football scene in South Carolina was marked by impressive performances and a concerning injury during week two of action. Bluffton’s quarterback Aedan McCarthy emerged as a standout player, throwing for over 300 yards and rushing for over 100 yards. His performance included three touchdown passes and two rushing touchdowns, helping lead Bluffton to a commanding win.

In addition to McCarthy’s feats, Aaiden Howell contributed significantly for Bluffton with 116 rushing yards and two touchdowns, while also catching three passes for 68 yards. Roman Benjamin had a solid receiving performance, with six receptions for 103 yards and two touchdowns, and Carnell Warren added to the tally with seven receptions for 77 yards and one touchdown.

Greenwood’s promising quarterback, Triston Lewis, who has committed to South Carolina, threw for 125 yards and two touchdowns while rushing for another touchdown in their victory over Beaufort. Support was provided by teammates Tay Hamilton, Damrion Roman, and Trey Crawford, all of whom added touchdowns to solidify the win. Conversely, Braydon Moyd-Smalls, stepping in for the injured Anthony Kahler, scored for Beaufort with a touchdown pass to Keandre Jennings.

James Island celebrated a strong performance as Connor Dantzler threw touchdown passes to Sam Crumpton and Jordan Kendrick. Additionally, Thomas Lorentz kicked a remarkable 50-yard field goal, and Jayseyvion Brown contributed with an interception return for a touchdown.

Injury Update

In a more somber story, a junior player from Palmetto High School was airlifted following a severe injury during their game against Crescent. Reports indicate that the student’s condition has improved, as he is now able to talk and move his limbs. His family has expressed gratitude for the support and requested privacy as he continues recovery.

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On the field, Derrick Raniszewski scored on a touchdown run for Hilton Head Island, although the team faced defeat against West Ashley. May River experienced heartbreak as they suffered a late-game defeat to West Ashley despite a valiant comeback led by Jadon Inabinett, who achieved the go-ahead touchdown with a successful two-point conversion to secure a 19-14 lead.

Meanwhile, John Paul II managed to seal their victory against their opponents with a critical fourth-down stop, with Andrew Boyden scoring on a touchdown run and Jackson Reilley kicking a 44-yard field goal.

Furthermore, Jermon Bowers of Whale Branch starred in a comeback against the Hurricanes, scoring four touchdowns after initially trailing 14-0. In Hardeeville, Camari Brown scored three touchdowns despite the team’s loss to Bethesda, where Nych Underwood excelled with 181 rushing yards and five touchdowns, pushing Bethesda to an impressive 3-0 record. Nic Shuford further supported Bethesda by throwing for a touchdown and rushing for another.

In the game between Colleton and Thomas Heyward, Cale Evans led Colleton to victory with a touchdown pass and a rushing touchdown, supported by Thomas Corbett and Tanner Wolf.

Upcoming Matchups

As the high school football season progresses, teams are looking to build on their successes and learn from their setbacks. With exciting matchups ahead, fans are eagerly anticipating the next round of games.

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