Hilton Head Island, October 25, 2025
News Summary
The Hilton Head Island Seahawks triumphed over Colleton County with a resounding 46-14 victory, marking their first region title since 2008. Key contributors included Thaddeus Czarnecki and Jayvin Risher, each scoring two touchdown runs. As the Seahawks improved their season record to 8-1, Colleton County struggled, dropping to 1-8 with five consecutive losses. In other local matchups, May River edged Beaufort 10-6, Bluffton defeated Bishop England 31-24, and other teams also showcased strong performances. Upcoming matches include Hilton Head Island facing Beaufort and Colleton County against Bishop England.
Hilton Head Island celebrated a significant victory as the Hilton Head Island Seahawks defeated Colleton County with a score of 46-14, securing their first region title since 2008. This victory marks a pivotal moment for the Seahawks, who have improved their season record to 8-1. Meanwhile, Colleton County’s struggles continue as they dropped to 1-8, suffering their fifth consecutive loss.
The Seahawks showcased a dominant performance, with Thaddeus Czarnecki and Jayvin Risher each contributing two touchdown runs. Jeremiah Walters added another touchdown run to the tally, and quarterback Derrick Raniszewski threw a touchdown pass to Semaj Robinson. Beau Sexson also contributed to the team’s score with a 30-yard field goal.
In other local high school football action, May River managed a narrow victory over Beaufort, winning 10-6 and maintaining a tie for second place in the region with Bluffton. Sean Mitchell scored the decisive touchdown run for May River, while Hudson Tanner added a field goal. Beaufort’s Tylik Isom scored a touchdown run in the fourth quarter, bringing the score closer but ultimately falling short.
Bluffton rallied back to win against Bishop England, clinching the match 31-24. Bluffton quarterback Aedan McCarthy scored a 5-yard touchdown with just over two minutes left in the game, following his earlier touchdown pass to Amare Patterson that equalized the game at 24-24. The game ended with Carnell Warren intercepting a pass at the 1-yard line, sealing Bluffton’s victory.
Hilton Head Christian also found success, defeating John Paul II 35-21, led by Kres Langhals, who threw three touchdown passes. In a resounding performance, Beaufort Academy triumphed over Andrew Jackson Academy 44-8, with Devin Fripp catching two touchdown passes. Similarly, Carolina Academy edged Thomas Heyward 30-27 after Chandler Prosser scored a crucial touchdown.
Hardeeville dominated Branchville with a decisive 33-0 win, marking their third victory of the season. Dillon Christian also celebrated a win against Hilton Head Prep, scoring 20-10, highlighted by Jordan Blackmon, who reached the end zone twice.
Among the high-stakes moments, Orangeburg-Wilkinson maintained their undefeated status, improving to 9-0 with a convincing win against Battery Creek 48-8. They prepare to face Oceanside Collegiate in the coming weeks for the region title.
Hampton County also had a successful outing, winning against Whale Branch 62-12. Looking ahead, Colleton County has a rematch against Bishop England scheduled for next Friday at 7:30 p.m., while Hilton Head Island will face off against their rival Beaufort at the same time.
Upcoming Matches
- Colleton County vs. Bishop England – Next Friday at 7:30 p.m.
- Hilton Head Island vs. Beaufort – Next Friday at 7:30 p.m.
Summary of Key Games
| Matchup | Score |
|---|---|
| Hilton Head Island vs. Colleton County | 46-14 |
| May River vs. Beaufort | 10-6 |
| Bluffton vs. Bishop England | 31-24 |
| Hilton Head Christian vs. John Paul II | 35-21 |
| Beaufort Academy vs. Andrew Jackson Academy | 44-8 |
| Carolina Academy vs. Thomas Heyward | 30-27 |
| Hardeeville vs. Branchville | 33-0 |
| Dillon Christian vs. Hilton Head Prep | 20-10 |
| Orangeburg-Wilkinson vs. Battery Creek | 48-8 |
| Hampton County vs. Whale Branch | 62-12 |
FAQ
What was the final score of the Hilton Head Island vs. Colleton County game?
The final score was Hilton Head Island 46, Colleton County 14.
When was the last time Hilton Head Island won a region title?
Hilton Head Island secured their first region title since 2008.
What is Hilton Head Island’s current record?
The Seahawks improved their record to 8-1 with the victory.
Who scored touchdowns for Hilton Head Island?
Thaddeus Czarnecki and Jayvin Risher each scored two touchdown runs, and Jeremiah Walters added a touchdown run. Quarterback Derrick Raniszewski threw a touchdown pass to Semaj Robinson.
What are the upcoming matches for Colleton County and Hilton Head Island?
Colleton County will face Bishop England, and Hilton Head Island will play against Beaufort, both scheduled for next Friday at 7:30 p.m.
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Additional Resources
- Island Packet: Hilton Head Seahawks Victory
- Wikipedia: Hilton Head Island
- MaxPreps: Colleton County Football Recap
- Google Search: Colleton County football
- ABC News 4: Hilton Head vs. Colleton County Highlights
- Google Scholar: High school football
- WRDW: Aiken High Falls to Hilton Head Island
- Encyclopedia Britannica: High School Football
- WSAV: Week’s Game Highlight
- Google News: High School Football Hilton Head
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