GAFFNEY -- It was difficult to decipher whether the cameras present in Gaffney on Wednesday evening were documenting the on-court action or filming a commercial for an energy drink.

Like hitting a walkoff homer in the World Series. Like kicking a game-winning field goal in the final seconds of the Super Bowl. Like hitting a 3-pointer to win the NCAA basketball championship.

Every recent game between South Pointe and Rock Hill has seemed to come down to a last-second shot. Friday night's regular-season finale at South Pointe didn't break tradition.

Cain Beard walked around the Rock Hill Bearcats wrestling room at practice Thursday afternoon. He resembled a bulldog looking for someone to bite while shouting instructions to his kids working on holds.

The other Rock Hill wrestlers call Jake Grav the Spladlemaster because part of the name is his favorite move.

He did it one more time for the home crowd Wednesday night in the Upper State duals championship match in the Bearcats' 37-18 win over the visiting Hillcrest Rams.

It's down to the final four in the Class AAAA state duals wrestling tournament, and four worthy challengers take to the mat tonight to decide which two advance to the championship on Saturday.

Dorman sprung an upset last week in the second round of the Class AAAA Upper State duals wrestling tournament, upsetting No. 3 Fort Mill 33-27.

Rock Hill coach Cain Beard displayed his personal championship wrestling ring to his wrestlers, who immediately erupted into a huge roar following a convincing 60-9 playoff victory over Boiling Springs on Thursday.

Jonathan Meeks turned and looked at Asa Watson on Wednesday morning with a big smile and made a promise to his former Rock Hill Bearcats football teammate.

Northwestern wrestling coach Mike Biddix was looking for a break, any kind of break in his team's first-round Class AAAA Upper State duals Monday night at heavily favored Rock Hill.