Summerville High School’s historic John McKissick Field at Memorial Stadium is getting a facelift. The stadium, which was built in the 50’s, carries the name of America’s all-time winningest high school football coach John McKissick, who passed away in 2019…
While the John McKissick bloodline has ended at Summerville, his fingerprint on the Green Wave football program remains with his former player Ian Rafferty taking-over the reigns of the program. Rafferty, who played for McKissick before going on to play…
Summerville High is looking for a new head coach after Joe Call resigned earlier this week. Call had the tough task of following his grandfather John McKissick, America’s winningest all-time high school football coach. Call took over five years ago…
John McKissick, who sits atop the America’s all-time high school football coaching victories list with 621, passed away this morning at the age of 93. The legendary high school football coach spent 63 years coaching young men before retiring in…
Summerville’s Monday night double overtime win over former No. 3 Fort Dorchester shakes up the latest High School Football America South Carolina Top 10. The loss drops the Patriots to No. 9 in the latest rankings that are created with…
The teams had to wait of couple of extra days to play, but for the fans, it was well-worth the wait as Summerville upset Fort Dorchester 43-42 in double overtime to capture the Region 8-AAAAA title Monday night. The game…
by Jeff Fisher At least for the 2015 season, Summerville High School has decided to keep the reigns of the program in the hands of the McKissick family. News 2 in Charleston is reporting that John McKissick’s grandson Joe Call…
by Jeff Fisher Two days of rumor became fact Tuesday as Summerville High School‘s John McKissick announced his retirement.
by Jeff Fisher After 60-plus years and 621 wins as the head football coach at Summerville High School in South Carolina, John McKissick may be ready to step-down as the school’s head football coach.