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Seahawks avenge defeat, net No. 40 regional ranking
The No. 1-ranked Myrtle Beach boys soccer team received another honor on Thursday, the same day the Seahawks (10-1) avenged their lone loss of the 2013 season.
Myrtle Beach were ranked No. 40 nationally by www.elitesoccerreport.com and defeated Lexington 4-2 in the Nike Palmetto Cup in Cayce.
The Seahawks lost to Lexington in the season opening Lexington Cats Against Cancer Classic by a 2-1 score,...
No. 1 Seahawks sail through first round of Palmetto Cup
The No. 1-ranked Myrtle Beach bous soccer team cruised to a 12-0 victory over Westwood in the first round of the Nike Palmetto Cup in Cayce on Wednesday.
Nine different players scored for the Seahawks (9-1-0), with Adolpho Aguilar, Alex Mende and Franc Lamcja tallying two apiece, as Myrtle Beach built a 7-0 lead at halftime.
Mason Lewis, Robert Wylie, Nolin Butler, Brooks Swanson, Brandon Harrington...
Mingo Bay: Sharks, Braves, Seahawks open with wins
Myrtle Beach High pitcher Brandon Dorsey pitched a complete-game shutout to lead the host Seahawks to a 9-0 victory over Lewisville in the first round of the Mingo Bay Classic on Tuesday.
Dorsey allowed only four hits and struck out 10 batters in shutting down Lewisville. He also got plenty of offensive support as Myrtle Beach improved to 8-7 on the season.
Myrtle Beach’s Wilson Wicker went...
Tigers fall again to Bruins; Seahawks one-hit Wilson
The No. 3 Conway High baseball team suffered its second straight setback to Region 6-4A rival South Florence on Thursday night.
After squandering a four-run lead to lose to the Bruins on Wednesday, the Tigers (7-5 overall, 3-3 region) were pushed to extra innings at home in the rubber match of the series before falling 4-3 in eight innings.
This time it was the Tigers’ turn to rally late....
Athlete of the Week: Nelson a triple threat for Seahawks
Jesse Nelson has been a fixture in the field and at the plate for the Myrtle Beach High baseball team.
This season the senior is also getting it done on the mound for the Seahawks, making him an important jack-of-all-trades player for Myrtle Beach and earning him the Mammy’s Kitchen Athlete of the Week award.
“Jesse is a great kid and a hard worker,” said Myrtle Beach coach Tim...
MB boys, girls back up new rankings by routing Wilson
The Myrtle Beach boys and girls soccer teams scored a shutout sweep over Wilson on Tuesday night, allowing both teams show off their new season-high rankings for the first time.
Following the No. 5-ranked Lady Seahawks’ 3-0 win over Wilson, the No. 1-ranked Seahawks (8-1 overall, 2-0 Region 7-3A) took a 7-0 win over the Tigers (3-7, 0-1), led by a pair of goals by senior Nolin Butler and...
Lady Seahawks suffer first loss of season in tourney
Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose, and sometimes it rains.
That famous line from the baseball book and movie “Bull Durham” pretty much sums up the Myrtle Beach High girls soccer team’s weekend in the Lady Eagle Classic at Airport High in Columbia.
The Lady Seahawks won Friday’s first-round matchup with Wade Hampton by a 1-0 score following a scoreless regulation and...
Myrtle Beach rallies in sixth to knock off rival Chiefs
The Myrtle Beach High baseball team got another strong outing from starting pitcher Jesse Nelson as the Seahawks scored a 3-1 victory over host North Myrtle Beach on Friday night.
Tied 1-all entering the sixth inning, Myrtle Beach’s Critter Collins and Griffin Bethle drove in runs to give the Seahawks all the offense they needed thanks to Nelson, who struck out six batters and allowed only...
Lady Seahawks shut out second consecutive rival
The Myrtle Beach High softball team shut out their second rival in as many days on Friday, defeating North Myrtle Beach 3-0 after downing Conway 7-0 on Thursday.
Following her three-hit shutout performance against the Lady Tigers, Myrtle Beach pitcher Angel Hatzidakis also posted goose eggs against the Lady Chiefs allowing only four hits for North Myrtle Beach.
Myrtle Beach McKenzie Coble went...
Seahawks net back-to-back wins over ranked opponent
The No. 3-ranked Myrtle Beach High boys soccer team strengthened its case to for the top ranking in Class 3A with a 3-0 victory at Waccamaw (No. 4 in Class 2A) on Thursday.
Just two nights removed from knocking off current Class 3A No. 1 Socastee on penalty kicks, the Seahawks shut out the Warriors to improve to 7-1 on the season, with their lone loss coming to Class 4A power Lexington.
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