David Shelton is a journalist based in Charleston, South Carolina. He writes for The Post and Courier, covering local sports events and high school athletics. His work has also been featured in the Arizona Daily Star and BMJ.
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David Shelton's coverage is predominantly focused on local sports, particularly high school-level athletics in the Charleston, South Carolina area. He heavily features event coverage and announcements related to high school sports such as basketball, football, volleyball, and swimming.
Given his focus on local events and announcements within the realm of high school sports in the Charleston area, individuals or organizations involved in these local sporting events may find success reaching out to him with news about upcoming games or tournaments. Additionally, coaches or players who have achieved notable accomplishments at this level could also be valuable sources for David's articles.
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At the Greenbrier Tip-Off Classic, the Buccaneers of CSU men's basketball fall to 1-4 on the season against the Virginia Military Institute.
High school football playoffs are underway in the low country.
Charleston Southern suffered yet another frustrating loss on Saturday, losing 13-10 in overtime to Eastern Illinois in Big South/OVC football action.
Lowcountry high school girls tennis teams went 5-0 in the 2024 SCHSL state finals on Saturday at the Cayce Tennis Center, winning all five of the state championship titles that were contested.
Charleston Southern plays its "money game" in its season finale, a trip to struggling Florida State. The Buccaneers and Seminoles each have just one win this season.
Two of the four state title games at CSU involve Lowcountry teams as Porter-Gaud plays in the Class AAAA game on Friday at 7 p.m., while Pinewood Prep plays in the AAA game on Saturday at 7:30 p.m.
Wando edged area rival James Island by two points in the team scoring to capture the Class AAAAA Division I state cross country championship on Thursday at Newberry College.
The boys and girls cross country teams from Philip Simmons High School as both turned in state championship performances.
Porter-Gaud’s bid for a state football championship came up just a little short as the Hammond Skyhawks won their eighth consecutive SCISA state title in the AAAA title game at Charleston Southern on Friday night.
By: David Shelton
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