2026

  • January

    All Greater Savannah Teams

    The Savannah Morning News honors the top athletes in each sport across the region. First-team selections will be recognized at the Coastal Empire High School Sports Awards ceremony, held at the end of the school year, where the "Player of the Year" for each sport will also be announced.
    This year’s First Team All–Greater Savannah selections for cross country are Cole Minnich and Will Hoffman.
    Honorable Mention recognition goes to Ben Harvey, Tucker Hollis, Wyatt Nolen, and Abdul Olubajo. Coach Danny Britt is the Coastal Empire "Football Coach of the Year." Football First Team selections for offense are Stephen Cannon, Chris "Bubba" Frazier, Carlton Hall, and Eron Mallard. Kam Cody, LaDamion Guyton and Jayden Houston are 1st Team Defense. Second Team selections are Larson Little, Isaac Scott. Stanley Smart, Collyn Ward, Josh Washington.  Honorable Mention honors are Jon Black, Noah Brainard, Bennett Conaway, Wyatt Estabrook,  Reef Leonard, Parker Lewis, and JoJo Sutton. Congratulations Cadets and Coach Britt!!
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  • BC Alumni Headed to National Championship

    When the University of Miami and Indiana square off in the National Championship game on Monday, January 19, at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Savannah football fans will have plenty of reason to watch. Two Miami Hurricanes' true freshmen — and Benedictine Military School alumni — brothers Herbert “Third” Scroggins and Ralph Scroggins will be part of the title matchup.
    Herbert Scroggins, a defensive lineman, has carved out a role in Miami’s rotation during his first collegiate season. A four-star recruit out of Benedictine, Scroggins earned All-Greater Savannah Defensive Player of the Year honors as a senior after recording 86 tackles and leading the state across all classifications with 21 sacks.
    “Third has been getting in there in the rotation as an end on a really talented defensive front,” Benedictine head coach Danny Britt said. “He’s also getting reps on special teams on the punt and punt return units. Coaching Third was a great experience. He grew into a physical freak and is such a great athlete, but the most important thing is he’s just a great young man who pays attention to detail, works hard, and is respectful. He does everything right and has a bright future at Miami.”
    His younger brother, Ralph Scroggins, is an offensive lineman on the Hurricanes’ roster as a preferred walk-on. Ralph has earned a strong reputation for his work ethic both on and off the field. Britt noted that Ralph has traveled with the team throughout the season, a testament to his commitment and value within the program.  Besides their athletic abilities, both were standout scholar-athletes during their high school careers. Benedictine and the Savannah community couldn’t be prouder of the Scroggins brothers as they prepare to compete on college football’s biggest stage.
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  • Swimming Region 1AAAA Runner-up

    Congratulations to Benedictine Military School’s swim team, which placed second overall in the Region 1-AAAA meet in Warner Robins on Thursday! BC was led by excellent performances from Beau Pittman, Wilkes Sabogol, and Gaines Sewell, who finished first in the 100 freestyle, 200 free relay, and 100 breast stroke, respectively. Additionally, Sewell finished second in the 200 IM, Pittman placed second in the 50 free, Sabogol finished second in the 500 free, and Joey Leiter finished second in the 100 freestyle. Several Cadets qualified for the GHSA state meet in February. Ryan Brunson, Pittman, Sabogal, and Leiter will compete in the 200 free relay. Sabogal qualified to compete in the 100 fly and the 500 free. Congratulations to all of our swimmers on an excellent showing and good luck to our state qualifying swimmers in February!
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  • Wrestling Senior Night Success

     
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