Golfstat Leaderboard

HANAHAN, S.C. – The Illinois women's golf team opened the 2022-23 season on Monday at the Cougar Classic and is tied for 10th place after carding a 36-hole team total of 571 (+3) heading into Tuesday's final round at Yeamans Hall Club.

Sophomore Lexanne Halama led the way for the Illini and is tied for 22nd on the individual leaderboard after rounds of 67 and 74 to sit -1 through two rounds. Halama began the day tied for second at -4 her first 18, posting five birdies, including a stretch of three over her final five holes of the round.

Graduate student Crystal Wang is tied for 31st place at even-par after back-to-back rounds of 71 while freshman Mattie Frick, in her Illinois debut, was +2 on the day with rounds of 73 and 71 and sits in a tie for 43rd place.

Sophomore Alise Knudson finished at +5 after rounds of 77 and 70 and is tied for 63rd. Rounding out the squad is junior Isabel Sy, who is at +7 after rounds of 74 and 75. She finds herself tied for 73rd.

The Illini finished fourth on the day in Par 5 scoring average at 4.77, posting an overall score of -7. They have also collected the third-most pars of the tournament so far, with 121.

Ole Miss leads the tournament with a two-round team score of 555 (-13), while Georgia's Jenny Bae and the Rebels Andrea Lingell pace the individuals with two-round scores of 135 (-7).

Tuesday's final round begins with a shotgun start at 7:45 p.m. CT.

Five high school football teams from Berkeley County will line up against opponents they’ve never encountered before in Week 5.

Cane Bay travels to May River, Stratford to St. James and Timberland to West Ashley while Cross hosts Buford and St. John’s Christian hosts Conway Christian.

One of those teams will move to 1-0 against the other.

More on Week 5 matchups below:

Goose Creek vs. Summerville

Notes: Goose Creek has won three of the last four meetings, including a playoff matchup last fall … Summerville won four straight from 2015-18 after Goose Creek won five straight from 2010-2014 … The Gators open Region 6-AAAAA play Sept. 30 at Berkeley.

Cane Bay at May River

Notes: First meeting between the two programs … Since Cane Bay’s Week 0 game at Beaufort was cancelled due to weather, this will be the Cobras’ first road game of the season … The Cobras begin the Region 6-AAAAA slate Sept. 30 at Wando.

Stratford at St. James

Notes: It’s the fourth time on the road in five games for Stratford… First meeting between the two teams … St. James has played three other programs from the Berkeley County School District, most recently edging Philip Simmons, 37-30, in double overtime this season… The Sharks are 1-1 against Cross (2012 and 2013) and 0-3 against Timberland (2004-06) … Stratford finished non-region play Sept. 30 at Summerville.

Hanahan vs. Porter-Gaud

Notes: Hanahan won last season, 35-14… Porter-Gaud is coached by Brad Bowles, who was at Goose Creek as an assistant from 2010-13 when the Gators won 51 games and a state title … The Hawks finish non-region play Sept. 30 at Woodland

Philip Simmons at Bishop England

Notes: Philip Simmons is 1-3 all-time against Bishop England, winning last season, 21-12 … Bishop England won three straight in the series, 2018-20… Philip Simmons begins the Region 8-AAA slate Sept. 30 at Beaufort.

Cross vs. Buford

Notes: First meeting between the two schools … Cross will recognize its 2012 state championship team at the game … Current Berkeley County football coaching legend, Art Craig, is a Buford graduate… Cross hosts St. John’s to open its region slate Sept. 30.

Timberland at West Ashley

Notes: First meeting between the two schools … Timberland begins region play Sept. 30 at Bishop England ... After the game, West Ashley will have played every Berkeley County School District program but Hanahan and Cross.

St. John’s Christian vs. Conway Christian

Notes: First meeting between the two schools… Conway Christian is seeking its first win …. St. John’s Christian is off Sept. 30 before hosting Andrew Jackson Oct. 7.

Extra Chill and Woofstock have both announced their lineups for 2022.

Both festivals were founded by local supporters of the Charleston music scene. Extra Chill, a local music blog and resource, is run by writer and music reviewer Chris Huber. Woofstock, a dog-friendly music festival in Hanahan, is put on by Lowcountry Dog Magazine.

The third annual Extra Chill Fest will take place Oct. 1 at the Charleston Pour House, 1977 Maybank Highway. The music will alternate between the outdoor deck stage and indoor stage, with doors opening at 2 p.m. and music kicking off at 3 p.m.

The lineup features a cast of Southeastern talent, including a special late-night funk set from The Chillionaires and the debut of Ross Bogan’s Wolf Mask.

Also performing will be Daddy’s Beemer, Slim S.O.U.L. & Friends, Darby Wilcox & The Peep Show, Monsoon, Leone & The Ascension and Dawning.

The Chillionaires are a local supergroup featuring Ross Bogan (Doom Flamingo), Thomas Kenney (Doom Flamingo), Jonathan Peace (Lureto), Ben Mossman (Little Bird) and Gavin Hamilton (Funk You).

Tickets are on sale now at eventbrite.com/e/extra-chill-fest-tickets-406269100817 for $30, with a deck-only option for $12 in advance and a main stage-only option for $20 in advance.

Founded in 2019, this year’s Woofstock will take place Oct. 8 at Hanahan Amphitheater, 3100 Mabeline Road, with doors open from 11 a.m.-7 p.m.

Headliners Lit, a group that started out pop-punk and later delved into country, will be joined by Kevn Kinney from Drivin N Cryin, Greg West, Carly Moffa, and Charleston locals Jared Petteys & The Headliners and Kate Vera.

Tickets are on sale now for $35 in advance at woofstock2022.com. Kids 12 and under get in free, and well-behaved dogs are welcome. Patrons can also bring lawn chairs and blankets, but no outside food, drinks or coolers.

Proceeds from the festival will benefit 10 local rescues and shelters: Dorchester Paws, Berkeley Animal Center, All 4 Paws, Eunoia Rescue, Pet Helpers, Hallie Hill Animal Sanctuary, Carolina Boxer Rescue, Libby & Mace’s Place, Save the Clefts and Waters Edge Great Dane Rescue.

HANAHAN, S.C. (WCIV) — Hanahan wants to expand.

The city of Hanahan has developed a master plan to revitalize its town center and bring more businesses to the area.

Kristen O'Neill is a part owner of Theory Collective in Hanahan. The hair salon opened about a year ago.

"Our team is growing. It's great. We offer more services and see more clients," said O'Neill.

O’Neill said she is happy the city is working to bring in more businesses. She thinks more storefronts could mean more traffic at the salon.

"I think it would be great, I mean, especially on Yeamans Hall Road, there is not a whole lot. There's gas stations. It would be great to get a bite to eat up the road," said O'Neill.

She thinks it would be great to work with new businesses.

"We love partnering with local businesses. We have done it in the past and we will do it in the future. However we can support local businesses, we will," said O'Neill.

Mayor Christie Rainwater says there are things that are missing from the city.

"The truth is, we are missing quality businesses, restaurants, boutiques. That’s something people want to see come in. They don’t want to have to go to North Charleston or a neighboring city to go to the doctor," said Mayor Rainwater.

She wants to know what residents see for the future of the town center.

The plan is something they can use to present to those who are interested in coming to the area.

"It really gives us resources that we need to present to people who would like to bring their development or business to Hanahan, and say this is where it may fit best," said the mayor.

The city wants to continue hearing from residents. They have a survey on their website at cityofhanahan.com.

"If you have a dream inside of you and you want to bring it to the downtown of Hanahan, we would love to work with you to do that," said Rainwater.

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - Four Lowcountry high school baseball teams punched their tickets to division championship games in the Hanahan Invitational Tournament on Wednesday.

In the Steadman Division Championship game, James Island will face Ashley Ridge. That game is set for 5 p.m. on Thursday at Hanahan High School.

In the Hatfield Division Championship game, Summerville will face Wando. That matchup is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, also at Hanahan High School.

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13TH, 2022 Scores:

STEADMAN DIVISION

SITE: HANAHAN HIGH SCHOOL

GAME 37: 5:00 OCEAN LAKES, VA 1 VS. PROVIDENCE, NC 3

GAME 38: 7:30 HANAHAN, SC 2 VS. HICKORY GROVE, NC 1

SITE:

JAMES ISLAND CHARTER HIGH SCHOOL

GAME 39: 5:00 LUCY BECKHAM, SC 17 VS. OLYMPIC, NC 7

GAME 40: 7:30 OCEANSIDE COLLEGIATE, SC 0 VS. JAMES ISLAND, SC 10 – SEMIFINAL

SITE:

GOOSE CREEK HIGH SCHOOL (SEDGEFIELD MIDDLE SCHOOL)

GAME 42: 5:00 STRATFORD, SC 12 VS. PINEWOOD PREP, SC 13

GAME 43: 7:30 GOOSE CREEK, SC 4 VS. TIMBERLAND, SC 1

SITE:

ASHLEY RIDGE HIGH SCHOOL

GAME 44: 5:00 WOODLAND, SC 2 VS. REAGAN, NC 14

GAME 45: 7:30 ASHLEY RIDGE, SC 10 VS. ST. JOHN’S COLLEGE, DC 6 – SEMIFINAL

HATFIELD DIVISION

SITE:

SUMMERVILLE HIGH SCHOOL (GREGG MIDDLE SCHOOL)

GAME 46: 5:00 HICKORY, VA 0 VS. ARDREY KELL, NC 10

GAME 47: 7:30 CATAWBA RIDGE, SC 2 VS SUMMERVILLE, SC 9 – SEMIFINAL

SITE:

WEST ASHLEY HIGH SCHOOL

GAME 48: 5:00 FORT DORCHESTER, SC 7 VS. HILTON HEAD, SC 2

GAME 49: 7:30 WEST ASHLEY, SC 6 VS. NANSEMOND RIVER, VA 7 9 INNINGS

SITE:

BISHOP ENGLAND HIGH SCHOOL

GAME 50: 5:00 BEAUFORT, SC 4 VS. RANDLEMAN, NC 7

GAME 51: 7:30 BISHOP ENGLAND, SC 6 VS. MAMARONECK, NY 3

SITE:

WANDO HIGH SCHOOL

GAME 52: 5:00 PHILIP SIMMONS, SC 5 VS. BAMBERG EHRHARDT, SC 4

GAME 53: 7:30 WANDO, SC 12 VS. ST. EDWARDS, OH 10 – SEMIFINAL

Copyright 2022 WCSC. All rights reserved.