Wish the Myrtle Beach Seahawks well in state football title game

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The Myrtle Beach Seahawks won their second straight Class AAA Lower State championship to clinch a berth in this weekend's state championship.

The Seahawks will meet Upper State champion Clinton on Saturday at Columbia's Williams-Brice Stadium.

Post a comment below to wish the Seahawks good luck in the title game.

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