Announcements

Spartanburg High School Wrestling

SHS's Hunter Allen claimed individual championship runner-up at the South Carolina High School League's Individual State Wrestling Championship Tournament in Rock Hill. Hunter was also selected to the South Carolina Wrestling Coaches Association Best Western North South All Star event in North Myrtle Beach.

Class of 2009

The Seniors of the Class of 2009 were accepted to 101 Colleges and Universities throughout twenty-one states and the District of Columbia.

Aaron Gantt, Spartanburg High School Band Director, named Bi-Lo’s Golden Apple Award Winner

WYFF News 4 announced that this year's Golden Apple Award winner was Aaron Gantt, Band Director at Spartanburg High School. Mr. Gantt oversees the district's band program and also conducts the marching band, symphonic band, wind ensemble, and color guard. He was honored for being a dedicated professional who goes above and beyond the standard teaching methods.

Spartanburg High School Coaches, Smiley and Rice, Named as SCTCCCA Hall of Fame Inductee

Spartanburg High School's Glover Smiley and Shay Rice, now retired, was announced as hall of fame inductee and will be inducted March 27 at the SCTCCCA Coaches Classic meet at West Ashley in Charleston.

Andre Whitmire Named Herald-Journal’s Boys Basketball Player of the Week

Andre Whitmire, Spartanburg High School Senior, was named the Herald-Journal's Boys Basketball Player of the Week. Andre scored 18 points against Boiling Springs High School and then a game high 27 points against Dorman High School.

Glover L. Smiley, Jr. Guiding the Way

Over the years he has been an inspiration and positive influence in the lives of hundreds of student-athletes. It is for this reason that we are proud to recognize Glover L. Smiley, Jr. as one of our 2010 Upstate Black History Makers.

Spartanburg High School seniors Benjamin Chalmers and Laura Haselden identified as 2010 Presidential

The South Carolina Department of Education announced today that two seniors from Spartanburg High School, Benjamin Chalmers and Laura Haselden, have been identified as 2010 Presidential Scholars. These two are among a group of sixty-eight South Carolina high school seniors that have been identified as candidates for the scholars program that honors young people for outstanding academic achievement, artistic excellence, leadership, citizenship and community service.