
Oceanside Collegiate Eyes Fourth Straight AAA Crown
The Landsharks aim to extend their dominance in South Carolina football, blending returning stars with new talent under coach Brent LaPrad.
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The Landsharks aim to extend their dominance in South Carolina football, blending returning stars with new talent under coach Brent LaPrad.

The 2026 South Carolina High School Soccer League state championships unfolded as a tapestry of triumphs, featuring dramatic penalty shootouts, stunning upsets and record‑setting streaks across multiple divisions.

The Belton-Honea Path Bears will begin the 2026 season under new head coach David Crane, a coach with a proven track record at Seneca and Greenville, as the team navigates a recent championship loss and a reshaped regional schedule.

Oceanside Collegiate Academy’s football program, known as the Landsharks, is setting its sights on a fourth consecutive state championship for the 2026 season. The team enters the campaign with a blend of seasoned veterans and promising newcomers, aiming to translate offseason work into another deep playoff run.

After a campus visit that highlighted the University of North Carolina’s culture and coaching approach, wide receiver Anthony Williams set a June 14 commitment date, placing the Tar Heels among his final four choices.
After a 4-0 loss to Oceanside Collegiate Academy in the Class 3A state championship, St. Joseph’s Catholic girls soccer looks to rebuild around a talented young core and a senior class that includes Wofford College-bound Lola Kelly.