The administration and athletic department of Henry E. Lackey High School is excited to announce that after an extensive nationwide search, where we received 32 applicants from seven different states, and reviewing all applicants and interviewing several of them; we are proud to say that the best applicant was found right here at home. The
The Lackey Chargers finished the regular season on a high note, defeating McDonough at home by a score of 48-0. The Chargers rushed for 257 yards, passed for 116, and played suffocating defense as they won four games in a row to end the season and clinched a playoff birth for the third straight year.
The Varsity Football game vs McDonough originally scheduled for Friday 11/2 has been moved up to Thursday 11/1 still at 7 pm. The change is due to the forecast for Friday which is calling for Thunderstorms. Thursday will be warm 74 degrees and a beautiful night and day. Thursday’s game is also Senior Night for
The Lackey Chargers found a way to win this past Friday night, defeating Patuxent 20-14 in a game that was hampered by sloppy field conditions due to heavy rain and lots of wind. The victory pushed the Chargers record to 6-3 on the season and put them in the driver’s seat for a first round
The Lackey Chargers earned a very big victory on the road this past Friday night, defeating Thomas Stone 43-9 and improving their record to 5-3 on the season. The Chargers clinched a spot in the playoffs and can earn a home game in the first round if they win their final two games of the
The Lackey Charger football team got back on the winning track this past Friday when they traveled to Chopticon and beat the Braves, 39-21. The Chargers improved to 4-3 on the season and are still in control of their postseason fate with three games remaining. Senior defensive back Scottie McMillon jump started the Chargers
The Henry E. Lackey Chargers Football team improved their record to 3-2 with a dominating performance on the road this past Friday when they defeated La Plata, 41-6. The Chargers were led by a dominant rushing attack as a number of backs had stellar games thanks to an offensive line that paved the way for
The Henry E. Lackey Chargers Football team improved their record to 3-2 with a dominating performance on the road this past Friday when they defeated La Plata, 41-6. The Chargers were led by a dominant rushing attack as a number of backs had stellar games thanks to an offensive line that paved the way for
The Lackey Chargers earned their second win of the season, defeating Great Mills by a score of 49-14 on Friday night in front of their home crowd. The offense accounted for 128 yards in the air and 350 yards on the ground and the defense only gave up one touchdown, their first of the season.
Charles County is moving all games up to avoid the potential bad weather associated with the forecast of the hurricane set to hit this area Friday morning. Here are the changes that I have confirmed with the officials. Girls Soccer at HOME vs Great Mills will now be on Wednesday at 6:30 Varsity only
