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Cane Bay Home Meet #2.  In some of these events, 4 or 5 seconds can be the difference between finishing in 1st place or finishing 60th or worse.  The performances of both the Knights and Lady Knights were just a tick off, which was reflected in the finishing numbers.  The top performer for the Lady Knights was Isabella Heaton.  Isabella placed 6th in the girls shot put and broke her own school record in this event.  Canvas Good, who usually finishes in the top 3, placed 15th in the girls 100m dash.  The top performers for the Knights were Wesley Greene and Ian McClary.  Wesley placed 11th in the boys 1600m run and Ian placed 12th in the boys 400m run.  Complete individual results are posted on the team page.

Orangeburg Prep Meet #4.  The Knights team finished in 7th place and the Lady Knights team finished in 6th place.  Canvas Good took 1st place in both the girls 100m dash and 200m dash.  She missed beating her own school record by 0.09 seconds in the 100m dash but did set a new school record in the girls 200m dash.  Isabella Heaton placed 4th in the girls discus and broke the school record in this event.  Michael King placed 5th in both the boys 100m dash and the 200m dash.  Michael King placed 2nd in the boys 800m run and broke the school record in this event.  He also finished 4th in the boys 3200m run.  Wesley Greene finished 8th in the boys 1600m run and broke the school record in this event.  Congratulations to these athletes on their great performances.  Complete team and individual results are posted on the team page.

Porter Gaud Meet #2.  Canvas Good took 2nd place in the girls 100m dash and missed breaking her own school record by 0.15 seconds.  She also placed 6th in the girls 200m dash.  Isabella Heaton placed 4th in the girls discus and broke the school record from 2019.  Ian McClary placed 3rd in the boys 400m dash and Michael King placed 7th in the boys 800m run.  Congratulations to these athletes on their great performance.  Complete individual results are posted on the team page.

Wilson Hall Meet #2.  The Knights and Lady Knights both finished in 6th place.  Canvas Good took FIRST place in the girls 200m dash and second in the girls 100m dash.  She missed breaking her own school records by 0.4 seconds in the 100m dash and 0.3 seconds in the 200m dash.  Emma Swain took 4th place in the girls 100m hurdles and broke her own school record by 0.03 seconds.  Isabella Heaton took 5th place in the girls discus and Ya'Jurah Williams took 6th place in the girls shot put.  Ya'Jurah broke the girls shot put school record from 2019.  Wesley Greene finished 3rd in the boys 1600m run and broke the school record in this event.  Congratulations to these athletes on their outstanding performance.  Complete team and individual results are posted on the team page.

JV softball and baseball return after more than a 10-year absence, but unforeseen issues have cancelled the first games of the season.  The Lady Knights' first game on Friday was cancelled due to weather.  The Knights' first game was scheduled for February 22, but was cancelled due to a conflict with the basketball play-offs.  Their second game scheduled for this coming Monday has been cancelled due to lack of available players.  The Lady Knights are scheduled to take on the Hawks at home on Tuesday.

The Knights' season ends in round #2 of the SCISA State Play-offs.  The Knights were up against the #1 seeded Wolves (Riverpointe Christian).  The Knights had already lost to the Wolves two times earlier in the season and were familiar with this team.  To the surprise and shock of both teams and fans, the Knights had a 1 point lead after the first quarter.  Both teams put on a competitive performance in the second quarter and the Wolves took a slim 5 point lead into the half.  All hopes of the Knights advancing to the next round vanished in the third quarter.  The Wolves took charge in the second half and defeated the Knights by 22 points.  Box scores and a season summary are posted on the varsity basketball page.

The Knights faced the Patriots (Wardlaw Academy) in round #1 of the SCISA State Play-offs on Saturday afternoon.  This was an evenly matched game and was expected to be very close.  Both teams played up to their expectations.  The Knights had a 3 point lead after the first quarter and extended their lead to 6 points at half-time.  The Knights added to their lead in the third quarter, but the Patriots came on strong in the fourth quarter.  The Knights held on to win by 7 points and advance to round #2, which will be on Tuesday, Feb 20.  Box scores are posted on the team page.  The Knights will face the #1 seed Wolves (Riverpointe Christian).  The Wolves are undefeated (10-0) in the division.  The Wolves' head coach and many of the Wolves' players also participate together on a travel ball team, which is a violation of SCISA rules.  Despite the fact that SCISA has been made aware of this violation, no action has been taken.  The Knights have played the Wolves two times this season.  The Knights lost the first game by 32 points and the second game by 28 points. 

Both teams wrapped up their season at home on Monday night in a divisional make-up game from Jan. 9.  The Lady Knights hosted the Raiders (Holly Hill).  The Lady Knights played their best game of the season.  They shut out the Raiders in the first quarter and took a 4 point lead to the half.  They came out strong and completely dominated the second half on offense and defense.  The Lady Knights defeated the Raiders by 15 points.   The Knights were in a tough spot.  After losing their last 3 games, they were in danger of missing the play-offs.  To make the play-offs, the Knights had to defeat the Raiders and get help from other teams via a loss.  This was a nail-biter for the first three quarters.  The Knights had a slim 5 point lead after the first quarter.  The second quarter was a draw, so they took that 5 point lead to the half.  The Knights were sluggish in the third quarter and surrendered their lead to the Raiders.  The Knights went to the fourth quarter down by 1.  They came back to life in the fourth quarter and defeated the Raiders by 7 points.  This win along with losses by other teams sent the Knights to the state play-offs.  Box scores of both games are posted on the team page.

Both teams were at home for their final game of the season on Monday night.  They were hosting the Raiders (Holly Hill) in a divisional game.  This was a make-up game from Jan. 9.  The Lady Knights were no match for the Raiders.  They managed only 1 point in the first quarter and were down by 14 at the half.  The second half was even worse as the Lady Knights were shut out in the fourth quarter and suffered a 23 point loss.  The Lady Knights went without a single win this season.  The Knights played a very close and competitive game against the Raiders.  The first quarter was very tight, but the Knights were down by 2 going into the second.  The Knights rebounded back in the second quarter and took a 5 point lead to the half.  The second half was very tense and competitive.  The Knights added to their lead in the third and were up by 7 going to the fourth.  They faltered slightly in the fourth but held on to win by 3 points.  Although they finished 6-11 for the season, they were 4-2 in their division.  Box scores for both games are posted on the team page.  A season summary for both teams is posted on the JV Basketball page.

Both teams were at home on Friday night to take on the Sun Devils from Charleston Collegiate.  Troubles continue for the Lady Knights.  They were down by 15 points at the half and went on to suffer a 32 point loss to the Sun Devils.  This was a divisional game and the Knights were in desperate need of a victory.  The Knights came out like they were a sleep at the wheel.  They were down by 13 points after the first quarter.  Although the remainder of the game was competitive, the Knights suffered an 11 point loss.  The Knights have now dropped to 11-14 on the season and with only 1 game remaining in the season, the Knights will suffer their first losing season since the 2017-'18 season.  Box scores of both games are posted on the team page.

The Knights hosted the Sun Devils on Friday night.  The game was close after the first quarter, but the Knights fell behind by 9 points at the half.  They were unable to overcome the deficit and lost to the Sun Devils by 12 points.  Box scores are posted on the team page.

Both teams traveled to Clarendon Hall to take on the Saints in their final road game of the season.  The Lady Knights were never in the game.  They were behind by double digits after the first quarter and suffered a huge 42 point loss.  The Knights defeated the Saints by 24 points earlier in the season and with another win over the Saints, they would be back to even on the season.  After the first quarter, the Knights were up by 7 points and looked as if they were on their way to a win.  The second quarter was a draw, so the Knights went to the half up by 7.  This is where the game started to go sour for the Knights.  After the third quarter, their lead dropped to 5 points.  The Knights ran out of gas in the fourth quarter and suffered a shocking and disappointing 3 point loss.  Box scores of both games are posted on the team page.

Both teams were on the road for the final time this season and took on the Saints at Clarendon Hall.  The Lady Knights fell behind early and were down by 9 points at the half.  They were unproductive in the third quarter, managing to score only 1 point.  The Lady Knights suffered a 16 point loss to the Saints.  The Lady Knights will have one more chance to get their first win in their final game of the season on Feb 12 against the Raiders.  The Knights played a very close and exciting game against the Saints.  The Knights were down by 2 points after the first and down by 4 at the half.  The third quarter was a draw, and although the Knights outscored the Saints in the fourth, they lost the game by 3 points.  Box scores of both games are posted on the team page.

Both varsity teams were at home on Tuesday night and faced the Warriors for the second time this season.  Earlier in the season, the Lady Knights lost to the Warriors by 36 points.  This game was not much better.  The game was tied after the first quarter and things looked promising for the Lady Knights, but then the Lady Knights self-destructed.  The Warriors dominated the remainder of the game and defeated the Lady Knights by 31 points.  The Knights also lost to the Warriors earlier in the season by 21 points.  The Knights were hoping to stay above even for the season with a win over the Warriors.  By half-time, however, the Knights were down by 11 points and the game appeared to be going in the same direction as their first game against the Warriors.  The Knights came to life in the third quarter and began to mount their comeback.  Their effort was too little, too late and the Knights lost by 7 points.  Box scores of both games are posted on the team page.

The Knights were at home on Tuesday night and faced the Warriors from Andrew Jackson.  This was the second game between these two teams this season.  Earlier in the season, the Knights lost to the Warriors by 13 points.  This was a much more competitive game.  The first half was very close and the Knights went to the half down by 2 points.  The Knights dropped another 4 points to the Warriors in the third quarter and went to the fourth down by 6.  The Knights then came to life and erased the 6 point deficit in the fourth quarter and sent the game to OVERTIME.  The Knights kept that momentum going in overtime and defeated the Warriors by 5 points.  Box scores are posted on the team page.

Both teams were on the road Friday night to face the Raiders (Holly Hill) in a divisional game.  For the Lady Knights, this was a low scoring game as both teams struggled in the first half.  The Lady Knights were shut out in the first half, but were only down by 10 points at half-time.  They came alive in the third quarter and were only down by 4 points going into the fourth.  The Lady Knights were unable to keep that momentum going in the fourth quarter and lost to the Raiders by 9 points.  For the Knights, this was the closest and most competitive game so far this season.  Both teams appeared to be evenly matched and put on a strong performance on offense and defense.  At halftime, the game was tied.  The Knights were behind by 4 points after the third quarter, but bounced back and erased that deficit in the fourth quarter to send the game into OVERTIME.  The Knights buckled down and the extra effort they put forth in overtime paid off, and they defeated the Raiders by 6 points.  They have improved to 5-3 in the division and are 11-11 overall.  Box scores of both games are posted on the team page.

Both teams traveled to Holly Hill on Friday night to take on the Raiders in a divisional match-up.  The Lady Knights were no match for the Raiders as the Lady Knights were shut out in the first and third quarters.  They went to the half down by 14 points and suffered a 25 point loss to the Raiders.  The Knights put on an impressive and dominating performance.  They took a commanding 17 point lead over the Raiders at the half.  They went on to defeat the Raiders by 22 points.  Box scores of both games are posted on the team page.