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HAMLET — Richmond Senior High School’s athletic department will soon have a new revenue stream that branches out beyond the county line.

ROCKINGHAM – With his first full season as Richmond Senior High School’s head football coach under his belt, Bryan Till isn’t focusing on next season. Or the year after. Or the next three. No – Till has invested himself, his staff and his players into the program’s long-term future, and wants the community to know about it.

ROCKINGHAM – At the season’s beginning, neither Patrick Hamilton nor Evan Hudson would have imagined receiving post-season accolades, but both were named to the 2017 Sandhills Athletic Conference boys soccer all-conference team.

ROCKINGHAM – With the weight of the North Carolina 4AA state playoffs lingering over Richmond County this week, sports contributor Deon Cranford offers an exclusive look into the Raiders’ playoff history.

ROCKINGHAM – Richmond Raider Marching Band director Mike Ward has chosen Aerial Spooner as the Marching Band Member of the Week.

LAURINBURG – The atmosphere inside Pate Stadium at Scotland High School during Friday night’s Sandhills Athletic Conference was the most hostel and raucous environment the Richmond Senior High School varsity football team has faced all season.

LAURINBURG, N.C. – Resiliency has been a common theme throughout the 2017 season for the Richmond Senior High School varsity football team. It has battled back to win several games, most recently last week against Seventy-First High School.

ROCKINGHAM – In the last six seasons, Scotland High School’s varsity football program has managed to do something that no other school has been able to match in the last 46 years – they have defeated the Richmond Raiders six consecutive times.  That accomplishment is just one of the many elements that has molded this annual meeting of neighbors into North Carolina’s biggest high school football rivalry.

ROCKINGHAM – It was the team’s goal entering the season, and as the season finale is just days away, the Richmond Senior High School Raiders football team can still manage a co-conference championship in the inaugural season of the Sandhills Athletic Conference.

ROCKINGHAM - The junior varsity Raiders football team has been able to stay undefeated throughout a tough non-conference and Sandhills Athletic Conference schedule. But now on the horizon is what could be the biggest game of the year - facing Scotland County High School.