September 18, 2025

South Carolina Education Lottery Draw Results Announced

Columbia, South Carolina, September 18, 2025

News Summary

A woman recently won $200,000 from a scratch-off ticket, despite not being a fan of the associated game. The South Carolina Education Lottery has released the winning numbers for various games, including Powerball and Palmetto Cash 5. Players are reminded to claim their prizes within 180 days, with specifics on how to do so depending on the prize amount. The draw results continue to generate excitement among players in the region.

Columbia, South Carolina – The South Carolina Education Lottery has announced the results of several draw games that took place on September 17, 2025, detailing the winning numbers for Powerball, Pick 3 Plus, Pick 4 Plus, Cash Pop, and Palmetto Cash 5.

The winning numbers for the Powerball draw are as follows: 07-30-50-54-62, with the Powerball being 20 and a Power Play multiplier of 2. Players who participated in the Pick 3 Plus game saw the following results: Midday numbers were 3-4-4 with a Fireball of 9, and Evening results included 8-1-9 with a Fireball of 2. For the Pick 4 Plus game, the Midday results showed 5-1-0-8 with a Fireball 9, while the Evening numbers were 7-1-4-3 with a Fireball 2.

In the Cash Pop game, players can check their tickets against winning numbers: 02-09-12-14-26. Meanwhile, the Palmetto Cash 5 game revealed winning numbers of 08-19-47-51-58, with a corresponding Powerball of 21. Additionally, the results for the Powerball Double Play indicated a winning number of 21.

Lottery winners are reminded they can claim their prizes depending on the amount won. For prizes up to $500, winners can redeem directly at any authorized retailer. For amounts between $501 and $100,000, winners must mail in their signed winning ticket along with a completed claim form and a government-issued photo ID to the Claims Center. For prizes exceeding $100,000, winners must make an in-person claim at the lottery’s headquarters in Columbia, presenting valid identification and a Social Security card. It is crucial for winners to note that all prizes must be claimed within 180 days of the draw date. Detailed claiming procedures can be found on the South Carolina Education Lottery claim page.

In recent lottery news, a Palmetto Cash 5 ticket sold on September 12, 2025, at Southeast BP located at 8000 Garners Ferry Road won a significant jackpot of $170,000. The winning numbers for that draw were 7-22-28-29-37.

Another highlight was a woman who won $200,000 from a scratch-off ticket acquired at a Food Lion in Roebuck. Interestingly, while she was not a fan of the associated Clemson Jackpot game, she enjoyed the orange tickets and netted a total of $140,000 after taxes. In another instance, a man from Mount Pleasant claimed a staggering $811,000 from a Pick 4 game on August 7, selecting the numbers 1-7-3-1 based on a hunch and playing across 162 tickets. Following his win, another customer at the same market also won $25,400 using the same chosen numbers after hearing about the earlier success.

The excitement surrounding these lottery outcomes continues to energize players across South Carolina, as ticket holders eagerly await the next draw results.

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