Match-ups Announced for 2014 44th Annual C.T. Lowndes and Company Sertoma Football Classic

The 2014 44th Annual C.T. Lowndes and Company Sertoma Football Classic match-ups include:

Thursday, August 21, 2014 
Porter Gaud vs. Lincoln 
Baptist Hill vs. Cane Bay 
Hanahan vs. Summerville 
Stratford vs. Timberland (2 Qtrs) 
James Island vs. St. Johns 
Goose Creek vs. West Ashley (2 Qtrs) 

 Friday, August 22, 2014 
Academic Magnet vs. Stall 
Palmetto Christian vs. Garrett 
Burke vs. First Baptist 
Pinewood vs. North Charleston 
Northwood vs. Military Magnet (2 Qtrs) 
Wando vs. Bishop England (2 Qtrs) 
Gates Open: 4:00 p.m. 
Kick Off: 5:00 p.m. 



Tickets are $12 and can be purchase from local participating high cheerleading teams and at the gates the day of the event. Windwood Family Services, Eagle Harbor Ranch, Trinitas Foundation, Camp Happy Days, Boys Scouts of America, Ronald McDonald House, Charleston Area Therapeutic Riding, West Ashley JROTC, SCHSL, participating schools and other charities were all recipients of last year’s Sertoma Football Classic.

Location: Charleston, SC Mount Pleasant, SC 29464, USA

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