Athletics News
Florence-Darlington Technical College’s season came to a close Saturday afternoon with a hard-fought 13–12 loss to Harford Community College at Lexington County Baseball Stadium.
Elijah Sanders delivered seven scoreless innings as Florence-Darlington Technical College evened the series with a 7–4 victory over Harford Community College at Dailey Field.
Florence-Darlington Technical College captured the Region 10 Championship with an 8–3 victory over Gaston College on Monday.
Pat Costin drove in six runs, but Florence-Darlington Technical College came up just short in a 14–13 loss to Harford Community College at Dailey Field.
Tristan Strickland and Pat Costin each hit solo home runs, but Florence-Darlington Technical College fell to Gaston College, 16–2, in the Region 10 Championship game on Monday.
Elijah Sanders struck out eight batters in a dominant start as Florence-Darlington Technical College defeated Gaston College, 4–1.
Olivia Goforth’s two-run home run highlighted the effort, but Florence-Darlington Technical College's season comes to an end with a 5-3 loss to Monroe University.
Five Lady Stingers recorded multiple hits as Florence-Darlington Technical College earned a 6–1 victory over USC Union on Friday.
Behind a dominant outing from Jackson Mullen, Florence-Darlington Technical College opened Region 10 Tournament play with a 6–1 victory over USC Sumter.
Florence-Darlington Technical College Baseball capped off another historic regular season, finishing with a 46–10 record for the third consecutive year—a program record that further solidifies the Stingers as one of the premier teams in junior college baseball.
Olivia Goforth recorded two hits and drove in a pair of runs, but Florence-Darlington Technical College fell to Monroe University, 8–4.
“I grew up playing sports and being involved in school activities, so athletics has always been a big part of my life. Being a student-athlete has taught me discipline, time management, and how to stay focused on my goals. I’ve also always been interested in helping others, which is one of the reasons I want to pursue a career in the mental health field.”
“Good evening, my name is Diego García. I’m 20 years old and currently live in South Carolina. I began playing baseball at the age of four, and my grandfather was the one who first taught me the game. Over the years, I continued to develop, and at 14, I was selected to represent the Puerto Rico National Team. At 15, I competed in my first international tournament, which was an unforgettable experience. I was honored to be named Defensive Player of the Tournament—an achievement that will stay with me for life.”
“I’m from Rock Hill, South Carolina, and I’m pursuing an associate in science degree. I also play baseball at FDTC and plan to continue both my studies and athletics at North Carolina State University.”
“I’m 20 years old and from Woodstock, Georgia. I have one brother, and I live with my mom and dad.”
