The halftime speech started a bit heavy-handed, Carolina Forest girls soccer coach Will Hall even going as far as to tell one of his players she was on the brink of getting replaced in the lineup.

The game plan looked steady.Socastee and forward Zach Elsibai would do much of what they had all year, play the ball up to the talented scorer and let him do his thing. Stratford had a better plan.The Braves fell 1-0 at home in the opening round of the Class 5A boys soccer playoffs after the…

In the battle of the unbeaten, Myrtle Beach kept its perfect record intact with a 3-0 victory over rival North Myrtle Beach Tuesday night.

More than bragging rights will be on the line when Myrtle Beach and North Myrtle Beach take the pitch this week in a pair of games that will decide the Region VI-4A title.

Will Hall seemed relieved Friday night when he was asked if any of his players needed post-game ice.

Aynor girls soccer coach Lonnie Kaye said losing last season to the pandemic was frustrating, but he hopes to see his girls “pick up where they left off.”

While watching footage of Sam Snaith, Coastal Carolina coaches noticed three things that made the Welsh talent seem like a strong fit for the program.

Myrtle Beach’s season came down to about three minutes.

With 15 minutes to play, Josh Mackie finally got his opportunity. He broke free crossing the box, pivoted around to face the goal and took his shot.

The closest thing to a blemish South Aiken had on its resume this year prior to this week was a tie against Myrtle Beach in the first game of the season.

Heading into the playoffs, Carolina Forest’s girls soccer team hoped for a better showing than last year’s second-round exit.

The Socastee High boys soccer team crushed Cane Bay 5-0 Thursday in the second round of the 5A playoffs.

Josh Mackie is no longer the player that Byron Owen first saw five years back.

For all of the dominant results, all the blowouts and a boatload of shutouts, the Myrtle Beach girls soccer team had yet to prove one thing to its coach so far this spring.

Heading into the playoffs, Carolina Forest’s girls soccer team hoped for a better postseason showing than last year’s second-round exit.

When Katie Kulick drove the ball past the West Florence keeper earlier this month, the penalty kick meant more than the junior’s first goal of the season.

When Cole Poirier slotted home his third goal against Conway Friday, he stared at his hand and emphatically counted out the night’s scores on his fingers.

Carolina Forest entered last season with a roster full of talented yet unproven ninth graders.

Twenty-five years ago, the North Myrtle Beach community came together to turn tragedy into something positive. A quarter-century later, that mission continues with the Michael Nash Memorial Soccer Tournament.

Blair Mueller remembers her first day on the job as the Myrtle Beach High girls soccer coach four years ago while she was trying to get a sneak preview of her young team.

Kyleigh Haldi was genuinely surprised when her coach/father showed up in her language arts classroom at Christian Academy of Myrtle Beach.

The Carolina Forest girls soccer team cleaned up on the Region 6-5A postseason awards, with junior Abbie McCoy earning Player of the Year and coach Will Hall earning Coach of the Year after the Lady Panthers captured the region title.

The Christian Academy of Myrtle Beach boys and girls soccer teams recorded shutout victories in the opening round of the SCISA playoffs Monday to advance to the state semifinals.

Records were meant to be broken, not ignored. Despite being on the door step of a major milestone, Myrtle Beach High senior Tristan Gordon has been about as low-key as a soccer standout can be.

As soon as the referee signaled the free kick, there wasn’t a question who would take it.

The freshman’s goals floored Will Hall.

Two St. James High School soccer players have signed letters of intent to continue their education and play soccer at the college level.

Three soccer players from Socastee High School have signed to play soccer at universities spanning the state.

Both the girls and boys Socastee High School soccer teams are still undefeated in Region VI play.

The Myrtle Beach boys soccer team showed why they’re ranked number one Tuesday night.

Two St. James students have signed their letters of intent to play soccer in college. Both students began playing the sport as kids and as their friendship grew so did the competition and rewards between them. They traveled together to Charleston to receive special training while playing in …

The 2015 Loris Parks and Recreation Department youth soccer program opened up last week on Tuesday, Sept. 22 with four of its six participating teams getting in a game before mother nature through out the red card on Sept. 24 and again washed out picture day on Sept. 26.