Bethesda Academy
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Bethesda Academy, originally named Bethesda Orphan House and Academy, began as a colonial orphanage. It has the distinction of being the oldest child caring institution in the country. Founded in 1740 by Rev. George Whitefield, Bethesda was visited by many of the country’s founding fathers, and found one of its earliest supporters in Benjamin Franklin.
Bethesda Academy has a strong commitment to athletics, offering a number of challenging sports programs for middle school and high school students. After many years with GISA, in 2014, the Blazers joined the South Carolina Independent School Association (SCISA). At Bethesda, athletic programs are more than just a way to have fun. Sports offer an important way for boys to learn self-discipline and teamwork.
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Sport Events/Tournaments
Savannah Area High School Basketball Standings Update: December 19, 2024
By Prep Sports Report | December 19, 2024
Here are the latest Savannah Area high school basketball standings from . . .
High School Gridiron Stars: Savannah Area Coaches All-Region Football Teams for 2024 Announced
By Prep Sports Report Staff | December 12, 2024
Who made the all-region . . .
Roundball Roundup: Who Won? Savannah Area High School Basketball Final Scores for Tuesday, Dec. 10
By Prep Sports Report Staff | December 11, 2024
The high school basketball season is bouncing on . . .
Savannah Boys Basketball: New Season, New Regions, Fresh Challenges Await!
By Prep Sports Report Staff | November 22, 2024
The boys' basketball season in the Savannah Area is officially . . .