Rejuvenated Scots present a challenge for MCHS Posted - 09-02-2010 After two games, the Marlboro County Bulldogs have outscored their opponents 64-12. The offense has been better than expected while the defense has been everything it was hyped to be. Still, questions remain. Calhoun County is a Class A school, albeit a very good football program. Cheraw may not be as strong as first thought. So how good are the Bulldogs? Coach Dean Boyd thinks everyone will know after Friday night's game. "Honestly, I'm not sure where we are but I know Scotland... Click here for more

NFL Youth flag league organizing in Bennettsville Posted - 09-02-2010 Currently, South Carolinia has the third most natives in the NFL behind Florida and Texas. However, character seems to become an issue with some of our natives when entering the high school level. With the help of the NFL, local coach Bo Campbell is working to create an NFL developmental program (NFL youth flag) to assist our children in building character as student athletes throughout their high school career. There will be volunteers to assist with teams to play games only. The... Click here for more

Ken Spencer to coach Saint Augustine College team Posted - 09-02-2010 RALEIGH, N.C. – Saint Augustine’s College of Raleigh, NC, has announced the hiring of former MCHS coach Ken Spencer as the new head men’s basketball coach. Spencer comes to Raleigh from Winston-Salem State where he spent the past four seasons as associate head coach in charge of recruiting. Spencer led Marlboro County High to the 2001 South Carolina Class AAAA state title. Click here for more

Bulldogs roll by Cheraw, 30-0 Posted - 09-02-2010 Every once in a while, a football game goes just as coach Dean Boyd would script it. Friday night’s 30-0 victory over Cheraw was just such a game. The Bulldogs scored early, preventing the Braves from ever getting the belief that they could upset their visitors. Marlboro County scored on four of their five possessions in the first half, then sent in the reserves to get some experience. "I am really proud of how we executed. I am actually a bit surprised. We were unemotional in warm ups. I... Click here for more

GridIron 2010 Posted - 08-19-2010 Full coverage of the MCHS football season in this special production of the Herald-Advocate. The Bulldogs open the regular season Saturday night at home against Calhoun County. Click here for more

Bulldogs struggle offensively in home scrimmage Posted - 08-12-2010 Tuesday’s first home scrimmage against Manning inched closer to answering some of the question marks regarding the Marlboro County football team. The defense showed flashes of the tenacious Marlboro County defenses of old but the offense continued to be the weak point. But it's the lack of effort offensively that concerns Marlboro County coach Dean Boyd most, 9 days before the season opener against Calhoun County. Click here for more