Charleston, South Carolina, August 22, 2025
News Summary
The 2025 high school football season in Charleston, South Carolina, has officially begun. Private school teams showcased their skills in competitive games while public schools participated in jamborees. Key results from the weekend include decisive victories by Pinewood Prep and Northwood Academy. The excitement builds as teams prepare for the CCSD Football Jamboree, honoring former athletic director Dave Spurlock, and public schools gear up for more action. Fans can look forward to an exciting season filled with teamwork and community support.
Charleston, South Carolina – The 2025 high school football season in the Lowcountry kicked off this past weekend, with private school teams competing in meaningful games on Friday night while public schools participated in scrimmages. This marks the beginning of an exciting football season in South Carolina, stirring enthusiasm among players, coaches, and fans alike.
In the results from the private school games, Pinewood Preparatory School decisively defeated St. John’s Christian, concluding with a score of 47-0. Northwood Academy also had a strong opening win against Strong Rock Christian, finishing 42-14. In other matchups, Porter-Gaud triumphed over Hilton Head Christian with a score of 46-21, while Ben Lippen secured a victory against First Baptist, winning 28-7. The SCISA results for Week 0 highlighted these performances as teams geared up for competitive action this season.
Alongside these significant private school matchups, jamborees featuring public school teams took place throughout the region. Noteworthy results from the jamborees include the Moncks Corner Lions Club Jamboree, where Stratford narrowly defeated Timberland with a score of 7-6, and Andrews also triumphed, beating Goose Creek 7-0. In the Dorchester County Showdown Jamboree, Ashley Ridge achieved a 29-0 victory over Woodland while Summerville won against Ft. Dorchester, ending with a decisive score of 21-0.
The 2025 Dave Spurlock CCSD Football Jamboree is set to take place at West Ashley High School on Friday evening, starting at 5:30 p.m. Gates will open an hour earlier at 4:30 p.m. A clear bag policy will be enforced for all attendees, and tickets are priced at $8. Children aged five and under can attend for free, and digital tickets must be presented on mobile devices at the entrance. This jamboree is particularly significant as it honors former CCSD Athletic Director Dave Spurlock, who passed away in June 2022.
Additionally, the Berkeley County jamboree will commence at 6 p.m. on the same day at Berkeley High School, featuring several local teams showcasing their skills as the season begins.
On a team-specific note, the North Charleston Cougars, coached by Adrian Grady, are eager to build on their previous season’s success, which included four victories. Their upcoming game against Military Magnet is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. on Friday, with North Charleston currently ranked No. 203 in the state according to MaxPreps. Coach Grady emphasizes that maintaining team discipline and health are crucial for achieving further success this season.
As the excitement for high school football continues to grow in South Carolina, players, coaches, and fans are all optimistic for a season filled with competition, teamwork, and community spirit.
Frequently Asked Questions
When does the high school football season start in South Carolina?
The high school football season in South Carolina officially kicked off on the weekend of August 25, 2025.
What are jamborees and why are they significant?
Jamborees are pre-season events where high school football teams compete in scrimmage games. They are significant as they allow teams to gauge their readiness for the regular season while also building community support.
How much are tickets for the CCSD Football Jamboree?
Tickets for the CCSD Football Jamboree are priced at $8, and children aged five and under can attend for free.
Key Features of the High School Football Season
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Season Start | August 25, 2025 |
| Private School Results | Highlighted matches include Pinewood Prep winning 47-0 against St. John’s Christian. |
| Jamborees | Events featuring teams from various schools to prepare for the season. |
| Upcoming Jamboree | CCSD Football Jamboree at West Ashley High School on Aug 25, 2025, starting at 5:30 p.m. |
| Ticket Information | $8 per ticket, free for children under five. |
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Additional Resources
- Live 5 News: Lowcountry High School Football Scores
- ABC News 4: North Charleston Cougars Football
- Count On 2: Charleston County Football Jamboree
- Clarion Ledger: Mississippi High School Football Playoffs
- WV Metro News: North South All-Star Football Game
- Wikipedia: High School Football
- Google Search: South Carolina High School Football
- Google Scholar: High School Football South Carolina
- Encyclopedia Britannica: High School Football
- Google News: South Carolina High School Football
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