As the clock winded down on his team's 35-20 win over rival Camden last Friday, Lugoff-Elgin head coach Scott Jones admitted to counting the house to see what was left of the unusually small crowd at Zemp Stadium.
After losing for the first time in two Region 4-4A matches, the Lugoff-Elgin volleyball team bounced back from a loss to Spring Valley with a 3-2 win over Dutch Fork last Thursday night in Irmo.
Kelli Murphy, a sophomore at Lugoff Elgin High School, won her second major junior tournament of the summer by capturing the Joe Cheves Junior Invitational at Mimosa Hills Country Club in Morganton, N.C., on Aug. 28.
IRMO – One offense was balanced. The other simply struggled to move the chains.
After having opened the 2011 volleyball with back-to-back wins, Lugoff-Elgin suffered its first loss of the season, only to come back with an emotional win in a pair of non-region matches played Thursday night inside the Demons Den.
Like a poker player not satisfied with the cards he drew the first few turns around the table, Lugoff-Elgin football coach Scott Jones has used this week of practice to shuffle the deck for what he hopes will be a winning hand.
What is a young and new-look Lugoff-Elgin volleyball team seems to be more than at ease in their new surroundings as the Lady Demons opened Region 4-4A action by blitzing past host Richland Northeast in three games in a Tuesday night pairing.
COLUMBIA -- Little did Spring Valley wide out Craig Steedley realize that when he dragged his feet inside the end zone in laying out to make a 19-yard touchdown reception in the waning seconds of the first half of Friday's game with visiting Lugoff-Elgin, he took down the hosts' upset plans with him.
Never underestimate the power of momentum. A season ago, Spring Valley won just three games in the first year of the Miles Aldridge era. Now, two games in, the Vikings are sporting a 2-0 mark after opening with wins over Camden and Lower Richland. As his team prepares to make the short drive to the northeast section of Columbia for tonight's non-region pairing, Lugoff-Elgin head coach Scott Jones said the Vikes are ...
The Lugoff-Elgin volleyball team made first-year head coach Jessica Mullins' debut a winning one as the Lady Demons opened the 2011 season with a 4-1 win over visiting White Knoll on Tuesday night inside the Demons Den.
Before the first volleyball was rolled out and the nets put up, Jessica Mullins found out that being a high school head coach entails much more than just teaching the game and mapping out a game plan.
Week one of the 2011 regular season started off the same way last year did for the Lugoff Elgin Demons, with a loss to Fort Mill.
It is almost apropos that Lugoff-Elgin will kick off its 2011 football season against a Fort Mill offense which operates out of the "pistol" formation.
So much for dipping a big toe into the pool, which is 4A football, and testing the waters. Instead, Lugoff-Elgin took to the high dive and created waves with a cannon ball.
If there is a quarterback controversy at Lugoff-Elgin, then Demons' head coach Scott Jones is not taking sides. Instead, he is enjoying seeing how things are playing out.
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