FALL 2009
The conference champion varsity football team (9-4) advanced to the state
semifinal game; this is
the 11th consecutive year the Barons have played in either the state final or
semifinal game. A senior was selected for the NC/SC Shrine Classic
All-Star Game and was named the Most Valuable Offensive Player, and three seniors were selected for the SCISA
North/South All-Star Game. A senior was named to the SCISA Coach's Assoc.
All-State Team, and five players were selected for the 3A All-Conference Team.
Three players were named the Sumter YMCA Touchdown Club Player of the Week and
six players were named to the Sumter YMCA Touchdown Club All-Academic Team. Ten
players were named to The Item All-Independent Team and a senior was named the
Player of the Year.
The conference champion varsity girls' tennis team (15-3) advanced to the state
semifinals. Three players were named to the SCISA All-Conference Team, and
a freshman was named the SCISA 3A Conference Player of the Year and was selected
for the SCISA Coach's Assoc. All-State Team..
The varsity volleyball (11-10) team advanced to the state tournament and had two
players named to the SCISA North-South All-Star Team and the SCISA
All-Conference Team.
The boys' cross-country team finished 5th and the girls' cross-country team
finished 8th at the state meet, and the boys' swim team finished 8th and the
girls' swim team finished 9th at the state meet.
The JV football team finished with an 8-0 record and the B football team earned
a record of 7-1. The JV girls' tennis team finished the season with an 8-1
record, and the JV volleyball ended the season with a 14-3 record.
A senior was named the WLTX TV-19 Player of the Week.
WINTER 2009-2010
The bowling team (8-2) finished second in the state tournament, and one player
was named to the SCISA All-State Team.
The varsity boys' basketball team (24-5) won the Conference Championship and
Conference Tournament Championship and advanced to the semifinals of the 3A state tournament.
Two players were chosen for the Georgia/South Carolina All-Star Team, two
players were chosen for the SCISA All-State Team, and two
players were chosen for the North/South All-Star Team. Four players were named to the All-Conference Team,
with two of these players named the Co-Conference Players of the Year, and the
coach was named the Conference Coach of the Year. A senior was selected
for the All-State Tournament Team, and three players were named
to the All-Conference Tournament Team with one player named the Most Valuable
Player. Four players were named to The Item All-Area Team and a
senior was named the Player of the Year.
The varsity girls' basketball (23-5) won the Co-Conference Championship and
Conference Tournament Championship and
advanced to the quarterfinals of the 3A state tournament. A player was chosen
for the Georgia/South Carolina All-Star Team, a player was selected for the
SCISA All-State Team, and two players were chosen for the
North/South All-Star Team. Three players
were named to the All-Conference Team and four players were named to the All-Conference
Tournament Team with one player named the Most Valuable Player. Five
players were named to The Item All-Area Team and the coach was named the
Coach of the Year.
The JV boys' basketball team (16-3) won the Conference Championship and the Conference
Tournament Championship.
The JV girls' basketball team finished the season with a record of 13-5, the B
boys' basketball team finished with a 16-1 record, and the B girls' basketball
team ended the season with a 10-4 record.
SPRING 2010
The boys' track team (34-0) won the State Championship with team members winning 25
ribbons, including seven first place finishes. A senior was named the Most
Valuable Athlete at the state meet for earning the most points. Five members were named to the SCISA All-State Team,
a senior was named the Athlete of the Year for boys track, and the
team's coach was selected as the Coach of the Year for boys track.
The girls' track team (37-0) won the State Championship with team members
winning 24 ribbons, including four first place finishes. Five members were
named to the SCISA All-State Team and the team's coach was selected as the Coach
of the Year for girls track.
The varsity baseball team (17-6) won the Conference Championship and advanced to
the state quarterfinals. Two players were named to the SCISA All-State
Team and five team members were selected for the All-Conference Team.
The golf team (23-9) won the Conference Championship and finished seventh in the
state tournament. Three members of the team were named to the
All-Conference Team.
The varsity soccer team (10-10) advanced to the state quarterfinals and had one
player named to the SCISA All-State Team and four players selected for the
All-Conference Team.
The varsity softball team (19-9) advanced to the state quarterfinals and one
player named to the SCISA All-State Team and three players chosen of the
All-Conference Team.
The boys' tennis team (9-5) advanced to the state quarterfinals and had a junior
selected for the SCISA All-State Team.
The J.V. soccer team finished with a record of 14-2-1, the J.V baseball team
earned a record of 10-3, and the J.V. softball team finished with a 13-11
record.
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The Bill Simpson Award is presented annually by the SCISA to an outstanding graduating male and female student who best exemplifies the academic and athletic qualities that Mr. Simpson represented throughout his career as the SCISA
Athletic Secretary. Mr. Simpson, an educator first and foremost, emphasized the
importance of academic performance. A school's Headmaster may nominate a
graduating senior male and female for this award. Criteria for selection
includes the following: Headmaster's recommendation; SAT score; class rank;
student service record; academic and athletic achievement; Coaches'
recommendations, and community service record. The Bill Simpson Award is the
highest honor bestowed upon a student-athlete in the South Carolina Independent
School Association. Wilson Hall has had eight graduating seniors chosen for this
honor, the most of any school in the region.
Another tradition at Wilson Hall is the pre-game meal. Hosted at the home of a different player each time, the
pre-game meal provides the opportunity for the team, coaches and parents to socialize before the game. The
meals range from casual cook-outs to catered dinners.