Sports
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Scots bounce back with win over South View
LAURINBURG —Nathan Ward’s three-goal performance propelled the Fighting Scots to a 4-2 victory over the South View Tigers on Thursday, evening their record at 1-1.
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Scots fall to Union Pines in home opener
LAURINBURG — Not quite the start the Fighting Scots soccer team wanted.
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49ers sign Laurinburg native Zamir White to one-year deal
LAURINBURG —The San Francisco 49ers signed Laurinburg native Zamir White to a one-year deal Wednesday.
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Zamir White works out for 49ers
LAURINBURG —Scotland High leading rusher Zamir White worked out for the San Francisco 49ers on Monday.
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Registration opens for Scotland County fall sports
LAURINBURG —Scotland County fall sports registration now open.
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McLean named to preseason 2029 defensive back watch list
LAURINBURG —Scotland High sophomore cornerback Jordan McLean was named to the Preseason 2029 North Carolina Defensive Backs to Watch This Season, according to NCSportsPage.
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Scots’ Midnight Takeaways
LAURINBURG —The wait for Friday Night Lights is almost over. Scotland High hosted a midnight practice Friday at Pate Stadium, giving players a taste of playing in front of friends and family before the regular-season opener.
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Collin Hill earns first D-II offer
LAURINBURG —Scotland High three-sport athlete Collin Hill received his first Division II offer from Mars Hill University for baseball.
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2011 champions return to Pate Stadium
LAURINBURG —Scotland High will honor its 2011 NCHSAA Class 4A state championship football team on Aug. 28 at Pate Stadium during its game against rival Richmond.
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5 Scots who must elevate their game
LAURINBURG —Football is fast approaching in Scotland County, and Wednesday was the first day of mandatory practice for the Fighting Scots. It’s been a long offseason for head coach Richard Bailey and his football team, but the countdown is underway, and Scotland opens its season on the road versus the…
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Scotland High announces fall sports parent meeting
LAURINBURG —Scotland High fall sports parent meeting will be held Aug. 6 in the Scotland Auditorium.
