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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The Fort Dorchester Boys Basketball team has a different look this Winter.
The Ashley Ridge Boys have five returning varsity lettermen who are working to develop chemistry with several new members of the team.
Ashley Ridge High School is mourning the death of a football player.
Expectations are high for the Summerville Girls, but they don’t plan to take anything for granted.
The Fort Dorchester Girls have been competitive on the hardwood and are looking to hit their stride later this season.
Considering how many wrestlers it had out of the lineup, Summerville is off to a strong start on the mat.
Only one thing could have made this season more special for the Summerville Football team, but it just wasn’t in the cards.
For a change of pace, the young ladies of the Ashley Ridge Wrestling team didn’t have to share the mat with their male counterparts.
The Summerville Boys Basketball team started the season ranked in the Top 5 for their division, but that doesn’t mean it’s going to be smooth sailing for the Green Wave.
There has been a turning over of the guard for the Fort Dorchester Wrestling program, but it doesn’t look like that will slow down the Patriots.
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