Jamie Callahan and Kwinton Smith are facing new opportunities after both Dillon Wildcats were drafted in the 2012 Major League Baseball draft on Tuesday, June 5.
Category: Sports
Coverage of Dillon County, SC, sports.
Latta Boys Win Dillon County Rec 2012 Tournament Championship
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The Latta Recreation 13-14-year-old boys team won the recent Dillon County Recreation 2012 Tournament.
Dillon’s Carr Leads Boys Division of SCJGA
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Dillon’s Jim Carr shot a 77 to lead the Boys 13-14 year old division in the opening match of the South Carolina Junior Golf Association’s Hootie and the Blowfish Pee Dee Chapter Summer Tour.
Latta Old Timer’s Game Held
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On May 5th, the Latta Red Raiders held their ninth annual “Old Timer’s” softball game.
Dillon’s Jamie Callahan, Kwinton Smith Taken in MLB Draft
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The Dillon Wildcats had two players taken in the Major League Baseball draft on Tuesday, as Jamie Callahan signed on with the Boston Red Sox and Kwinton Smith was picked by the Texas Rangers.
Holtzclaw Shoots Hole-in-One
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Wayne Holtzclaw of Latta shot his first hole-in-one on Thursday, May 24, at Twin Lakes Country Club.
Final Week of Dixie Youth Baseball! Wow, What a Finish We’re in For!
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The Dillon Kiwanis 2012 Dixie Youth Baseball season is winding down with just two games remaining for each of the five Major League teams.
Pirates Clinch Minor League Championship; Reds Edge Yankees in Dixie Youth Majors
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The Physicians Healthcare Pirates (13-1) clinched the Minor League season championship Monday evening by defeating the McLeod Health Marlins, 8-6, behind the three-hit pitching of 11-game winner Jared Darmon.
Final Baseball and Softball Polls Released
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The final South Carolina Baseball and Softball Coaches polls of the season have been released. Dillon’s Lady Wildcats took second and Latta’s Lady Vikings finished third in their classes, while the Dillon boys finished sixth and Lake View and Latta took eighth and ninth.
New Freshwater Fishing Regulations Scheduled for July 1, 2012
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The S.C. Department of Natural Resources (DNR) Freshwater Fisheries Section announces a series of changes to South Carolina state statutes (Chapter 13) regulating freshwater fishing.