Roger Lee is an Assistant Video Editor with a focus on local news in Charleston, South Carolina. He writes for The Post and Courier and Power Retail, covering a wide range of topics including sports, community events, and local achievements. His work has also been featured in My Horry News and The Telegraph.
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Summerville, United States (Local)
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Some high school football teams opened the playoffs last Friday and others will play their first playoff game this Friday.
One Summerville cross country team claimed a Region 8-AAAAA Championship Nov. 5 and the other finished as region runner-up.
The rematch was not much of a match at all.
Ashley Ridge and Summerville landed a player on the 2024 Class 5A All-State Volleyball Team.
Nearly two dozen Summerville-area athletes recently signed to participate in college athletics.
Pinewood Prep is headed back to the SCISA Football finals.
Summerville turned in strong performances during the Class 5A Cross Country State Qualifier Nov. 15 in Fort Jackson.
Summerville-area basketball teams and players have received preseason honors.
Both Summerville teams turned in a Top 10 performance during the cross country state finals.
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