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Clemson Scholarship Endowment Will Honor Former National Championship Team Player

Robert P. "Bob" Mayberry played offensive guard and tackle for the Tigers from 1979 to 1982 and started on the 1981 National Championship team. He was awarded the South Carolina Jacobs Blocking Trophy in 1982.

New Book Explores Spartanburg County's Rich Football History

Jason Gilmer's new book tells of Spartanburg County's championship teams and the smaller stories behind them.

Hillcrest Cruises Past Mauldin

The Rams make it two in a row against rival Mavericks with a 35-13 win.

Hillcrest Rams Get Ready for 2013 Football Season

Team now practicing in full pads in advance of their opening game tilt against rival Mauldin later this month.

Community Update

Hillcrest High School Football Schedule Released

Season kicks off against arch-rival Mauldin on Aug. 30.

Former Hillcrest Coach Recovering After Emergency Surgery

George Singleton in ICU following brain surgery.

Time to Crow? Gamecocks Football Ranked 3rd by The Sporting News

Meantime, USC also is ranked 5th by Athlon Sports, just ahead of Clemson, as SC college football rolls into a potentially monstrous 2013 season.

Clemson Ranked 6th in Preseason Football Poll

The Athlon Sports rating is the highest yet this preseason for the Tigers, who are expected to crack the top 10 in most preseason polls now coming out.

Simpsonville's Ansley Speaks Named Tennis All-American

The Mauldin High star is one of only 40 nationwide to receive the honor.

First Major League Start for Upstate's Roth Ends Badly

Michael Roth, an Upstate native and USC star, in his first three innings pitching for the Anaheim Angels held the Texas Rangers scoreless. He left the game in the fourth inning with one out and bases loaded, the Angels trailing by two.

Simpsonville's Younginer Gives Stellar Outing for Greenville Drive

Madison Younginer, a former Mauldin hurler, is in a relief role this season for the minor league team.

Golden Strip Native Prepares for Drive Opener

Four years after leaving Mauldin High, Madison Younginer is preparing for his second season with the Greenville Drive.

Lattimore Will Attend USC's Pro Day

Gamecock's star running back will attempt to impress NFL scouts as he rehabs severely injured knee.

Ready to Get Dirty? Mud Run Coming to Heritage Park

Get ready to get dirty when Mud Mania comes to Simpsonville next month.

Which Bowl Will South Carolina Gamecocks Play In?

Should Gamecocks prepare for Florida or Atlanta?

Local Golfer Headed to the PGA Tour

Justin Bolli of Simpsonville earns a coveted Tour card in his very last chance of the year.

Patch Talks Trash About Georgia Vs. South Carolina

Patch editors Chris Winston in South Carolina and Steve Burns in Georgia) talk a little smack about which team will win Saturday's big SEC football game.

Former Hillcrest Star Takes Player of Week Honors

Furman freshman Stephanie DeVita has been named the Southern Conference's women's soccer player of the week.

Poll: Who Will Win The Clemson Vs. Florida State Game?

In a showdown between two top 10 teams, Clemson will take on Florida State in Tallahassee tonight.

Simpsonville's DeVita a Rising Star at Furman

She was the state's top soccer player when she starred at Hillcrest, now freshman Stephanie DeVita is making a name for herself at Furman.

Simpsonville Scheduled for Unique BMX Bike Event

The "Strider World Cup" will feature toddlers on the company's brand of no-pedal bikes.

Are The Tigers Tough To Root For?

While answering fans' questions, sports television personality Kirk Herbstreit called the Clemson Tigers the toughest team to root for in college football.

Simpsonville's Jones Strikes Gold at Pan American Championship

Champion bowler helps Team USA to gold medal.

Simpsonville Native Joins Georgia Tech Basketball Staff

Former Hillcrest High and Furman basketball star, Bruce Evans, named director of player development for the Yellow Jackets.

ACA Cornhole Tournament