Hilton Head girls head to lacrosse semifinals. Horn tosses gem for May River baseball
Anna Ferrebee scored six goals as Hilton Head Island pulled away in the second half to defeat AC Flora, 14-8, in the Class 4A girls lacrosse playoffs.
The Seahawks will travel to top-seeded Bishop England for the state semifinal match on Tuesday. The winner advances to Saturday’s championship at Irmo High School.
HHI led 7-6 at halftime but outscored Flora 7-2 in the second half. Ella Christie had four goals and Sarah Kate Shupp had three. Megan Rickenbach had five saves in the second half.
Boys Lacrosse
May River match postponed
May River’s second round match in 4A boys lacrossee playoffs against Christ Church was postponed Saturday because of rain.
The match will be made up Sunday at noon.
Baseball
May River 1, Hilton Head Island 0
Darin Horn tossed a gem against the Seahawks for the second time this year.
Horn allowed just three hits and struck out 12 for his second win over HHI. Bennett Roemer’s RBI single in the fifth inning to score Riley Stokes was the difference.
Roemer had two of May River’s three hits.
Daniel Keber pitched well in loss for HHI, allowing just a run on three hits while striking out seven.
Softball
May River 11, Hilton Head Island 1 (5)
Casey Laing and Ana Caraballo each drove in two runs for May River on Friday night.
Laing finished with three hits including two doubles. Giovana Rodriguez allowed a run on one hit and struck out eight for the win.
Girls Soccer
Hilton Head Island 5, Beaufort 0
The Seahawks completed the season sweep of the Eagles on Friday.
HHI outscored 9-1 in two matches this season.
Beaufort 1, Lucy Beckham 0
Caroline Louw’s goal in the first half was the difference in the Eagles’ win on Wednesday.
The goal came off of Trinity Jones’ corner kick.
Quinn Wilson did an outstanding job in goal and had several excellent saves.
Boys Soccer
Hilton Head Island 3, Beaufort 1
The Seahawks stayed in hunt for region title with a win over Eagles on Friday.
HHI is now 8-1 in Region 7-4A and is behind James Island (8-0). The two teams play for second time on Thursday. James Island also has Bluffton on Monday.
Track & Field
Bob Jenkins Classic
Several Lowcountry runners competed in the Bob Jenkins Coaches Classic, which was moved to Byrnes High School on Friday night.
Hilton Head Island’s Cynthia Gudaitis ran a school record time of 11:15.49 to finish second in the 3,200.
Beaufort’s Nash Mills was second in the 1,600 with a time of 4:27. Battery Creek’s Erica Tobin was third in javelin with 105-01.
This story was originally published April 24, 2021 at 12:14 PM.