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HERE Charleston covers high school athletics in Charleston County. School profiles are coming soon. Check back for full coverage of every district, every program, and every athlete.
HERE Charleston will cover every high school athletic program in Charleston County. Check back soon for full school profiles, rosters, schedules, and Game Day Live coverage.
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Player of the Week voting launches with the 2025–26 school year. Nominees are selected by HERE Sports reporters and voted on by the Charleston community each week.
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NIL stands for Name, Image, and Likeness — an athlete’s right to earn compensation when a third party uses their name, image, or likeness (endorsements, social posts, appearances, camps, autographs). In South Carolina, college NIL is governed by S.C. Code Ann. §§ 59-158-10 et seq. — read the full statute. High-school NIL is permitted in South Carolina under conditions set by the South Carolina High School League (SCHSL) (SCHSL By-Laws, Article III — Student Eligibility, Section 14 (Amateur Status)). See the conditions panel below.
2021 Act No. 35 (S.685), eff. July 1, 2021 · Amended 2024 Act No. 207 (H.4957), eff. May 21, 2024
- Earn compensation for the use of their name, image, or likeness, independent of athletic participation or performance (§ 59-158-20).
- Sign NIL contracts (endorsements included) with third parties for the period of their eligibility (§ 59-158-30).
- Use a school’s trademarks and facilities in NIL activities only if the institution grants permission (§ 59-158-20).
- Be represented by an athlete agent registered with the SC Department of Consumer Affairs under § 59-102-60 or § 59-102-80; if the agent is an attorney they must be a member in good standing of a state bar (§ 59-158-10).
- Endorsements for tobacco, alcohol, illegal substances or activities, banned athletic substances, or gambling (including sports betting) (§ 59-158-20).
- NIL contracts that extend beyond the athlete’s eligibility to participate (§ 59-158-30).
- Compensation for athletic participation or performance, except as permitted by collegiate-athletic-association/institution policy, court order, or settlement (§ 59-158-20).
Source: scstatehouse.gov / S.C. Code Ann. §§ 59-158-10 et seq.
SCHSL By-Laws, Article III — Student Eligibility, Section 14 (Amateur Status)
Effective with the 2024–25 SCHSL Legislative Assembly bylaw amendment, SC high-school athletes may earn NIL compensation under Article III, Section 14 of the SCHSL By-Laws, subject to strict conditions.
- Compensation must NOT be contingent on athletic performance or achievement.
- Compensation must NOT be an incentive to enroll or remain enrolled at a specific school.
- Compensation must NOT be provided by the school or any person acting as an agent for the school.
- No school “marks” (logos, name, mascot) or SCHSL logos/acronyms may be used.
- No school apparel or equipment bearing school name/logo/mascot or SCHSL logos may be worn.
- No member-school facility may be used for NIL compensation.
- No activities in conflict with the local school district’s policy may be endorsed (examples include tobacco and alcohol products).
- First violation: formal warning; must return any award/money and remove the endorsement/sponsorship.
- Second violation: one (1) year of ineligibility from all SCHSL interscholastic athletics from the date of determination.
- Third violation: penalty determined by SCHSL based on nature, knowledge, and intent of the violation.
Source: Read the official South Carolina High School League (SCHSL) By-Laws
NCAA rules apply alongside state law; athletes should review both their campus NIL policy and applicable state law, and consult their compliance office or Faculty Athletics Representative (FAR).
- Compensation specifically for use of the athlete's NIL (ads, posts, appearances).
- Deals with a valid business purpose tied to a real product, service, or event offered to the public.
- Compensation within a reasonable range for people with similar fame or influence.
- Use of an agent or marketing professional for NIL services.
- Pay with no required promotional activity or deliverables.
- Agreements that say the athlete's NIL will be used later with no defined plan.
- Pay-for-play, including payment to attend or compete for a specific school, or compensation for athletics participation or achievement.
- Compensation outside a reasonable range for similar deals.
Division I athletes must report all third-party NIL deals worth $600 or more (aggregate smaller payments from the same payer that total $600 or more) via NIL Go, the College Sports Commission's compliance-review platform.
Source: NCAA — Name, Image, Likeness
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- Post-game reports with stats and quotes from coaches and players
- Game-day photo galleries and highlight video embeds
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- Full game archives — every score from every school, every season
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Game Week is HERE Charleston's weekly sports preview — published every Monday and covering the upcoming week across all Charleston County schools. Matchup breakdowns, athletes to watch, historical context, and game-week storylines you won't find anywhere else.
- Weekly schedule rundown across all schools and all sports
- Top matchups of the week with full analysis
- Athletes to watch — scouted by HERE Sports reporters
- Playoff positioning and standings updates by classification
- Cross-district rivalries, milestone games, and storylines
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HERE Charleston covers the public high school athletic programs in Charleston County. School profiles are coming soon.
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MaxPreps is a national aggregator that collects stat data submitted by schools. HERE Charleston is hyper-local — built exclusively for Charleston County with live reporting from HERE Sports journalists at the games. We cover game-day live scores with in-game updates, college sports coverage, Player and Play of the Week voting, weekly previews, and connect local businesses directly with student athletes. We're part of the Charleston community, not a national database.
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NIL stands for Name, Image, and Likeness. In South Carolina, college NIL is governed by S.C. Code Ann. §§ 59-158-10 et seq. (read the statute), which applies to intercollegiate athletes only. High-school NIL is permitted in South Carolina under SCHSL By-Laws, Article III — Student Eligibility, Section 14 (Amateur Status) rules, subject to strict conditions (no school marks, no facilities, no performance-contingent pay, etc.). Read the official by-laws. HERE Charleston's College NIL Hub tracks NIL activity at Charleston's college programs.
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HERE Charleston sports reporters nominate standout athletes each week based on game performance across Charleston County high schools. Voting opens Monday and closes Thursday. The winner is announced Friday and featured on the HERE Charleston homepage, the Find My School page, and across HERE's social media channels. A formal voting system is coming soon — check back for weekly nominees once the 2025-26 school year begins. You can nominate athletes anytime via the Contact page.
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Game Day Live on HERE Charleston covers real-time scores, game coverage, and post-game reports for Charleston County high schools — visit /game-day/ for live coverage. For full season schedules, each school's individual athletics page (linked from every card above) lists their district-published schedules. Game Week Preview, published every Monday at /game-week/, gives you the full weekly schedule rundown with matchup analysis.
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HERE Charleston connects local businesses with college athletes at Charleston college programs for NIL partnerships that comply with South Carolina law and NCAA rules. Businesses can sponsor the College NIL Hub, connect with college athletic programs, or advertise alongside HERE's sports coverage. Note: South Carolina high school athletes are NOT eligible for NIL deals under SCHSL rules. Contact HERE Charleston at /contact/ to explore college athlete partnerships.