Three Laurens District High School athletes qualified for the the South Carolina Strength State Championships in competition at Spartanburg High School.

The captains of business, industry, government and education gathered at the Mabry-Smith-Yonce Center of Presbyterian College for the Laurens County Chamber of Commerce’s 41st annual Awards Dinner.

SPARTANBURG – Salina Virola recorded her seventh “double-double” of the season, leading Presbyterian College to a 66-58 victory over USC Upstate on Tuesday night at G.B. Hodge Center.

Some student passengers were injured in a school-bus accident that occurred on Tuesday at about 7 a.m. in Mountville.

The Presbyterian College baseball team split a Saturday twinbill with Alabama with a 4-1 victory before falling in the series finale 9-4 at Sewell-Thomas Stadium in Tuscaloosa.

Sunday, Feb. 17 – baseball – Presbyterian at Alabama, 2; softball – Presbyterian vs. Towson, Coastal Carolina tournament, 11:30 a.m.; tennis – Presbyterian women at Kennesaw State, 10 a.m.

Things got testy in the final moments, but Presbyterian managed to regroup and take a 76-71 Big South men’s basketball victory over Campbell on Saturday at Templeton Center.

Outplaying High Point in the second half wasn’t enough for the Presbyterian College women’s basketball team as the Panthers defeated the Blue Hose 70-63 on Saturday afternoon at Templeton Center.

Tuscaloosa, Ala. – The Presbyterian College baseball team was unable to overcome an early deficit as Alabama picked up a 7-2 victory over Presbyterian on opening day at Sewell-Thomas Stadium on Friday night.

SENECA – Oh, the Red Devils had their chances.

Clinton will attempt to pull off another road upset as the Red Devils travel to Seneca for round two of the Class 3A boys’ basketball playoffs on Friday night.