Lake City High School recognized its outstanding student-athletes for the 2017-2018 school year during the school’s annual athletic awards banquet on May 15. De’Charles Burgess, a 2011 LCHS graduate and the student director at The Summit Church in Raleigh, NC, was the keynote speaker. Burgess spoke to the student-athletes, parents and others in attendance about
Sophomore Dayquan Washington brought home a 4th place finish in the South Carolina State Track Meet 400 finals with a blazing 49.98. He then followed up in the 200 finals with a 23.39 for an 8th place nod. Junior Arkus Sabb placed 7th in AAA discus with a 125’ throw. The 4×400 relay team of
The Lake City Boys track team qualified a handful of athletes for this week´s state championship meet. Sophomore Dayquan Washington led the squad with 4th place finishes in the 200 and 400 to qualify in both events. The 4×400 relay team, consisting of Washington, Tyzai Gaskins, Demoray Skipper, and James Peterson, also qualified with a
Lake City fell short on team titles but produced several individual event winners at the Region VI-AAA track meet Region Champs: Boy’s 200: Dayquan Washington Boy’s 400: Dayquan Washington Girl’s: 800: Jada Montgomery Boy’sMile: Demaray Skipper Girl’s 100 Hurdles: Nevaeh Scott Boy’s 4×400: Tyzai Gaskins, Dayquan Washington, Demaray Skipper, James Peterson Shot: Clint Caldwell Disc: Arkus
Photos courtesy of Mr. Brian Huckabee. Email Coach Apicella at mapicella@fsd3.org if you need the original files for printing.
Apr 15 Boys Varsity Soccer vs. Waccamaw High School 7:00 pm | Lake City High-Football Stadium Apr 16 Boys Varsity Baseball vs. South Florence High School 6:30 pm | Lake City High School Apr 17 Boys Varsity Baseball vs. Lamar High School 6:30 pm | Lake City High School Apr 18 Boys Varsity Baseball at
Lake City Sonic will be recognizing outstanding student-athletes each week during the 2018-19 school year. This week’s recipients are Lasira Nicholson and Dayquan Washington. Both Sophomore sprinters, Nicholson swept the ladies’ 100 and 200 meters with a 12.87 in the 100 and a 26.87 in the 200 while Washington led the men’s show with a first place time
