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Home > Mumbai Restaurants > South Mumbai > Fort Restaurants > Mahesh Lunch Home
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June 24,2015
Good quality
This is one of the oldest haunts for good sea food. We ordered for a prawn curry with rice. THe butter chicken that we ordered was superb and we couldn't help but lick our fingers dry.
THis place is great if you are looking for a decent place for non vegetarian food in Fort area.
March 27,2015
Perfect place for perfect real taste....
Somewhere between Apoorva and Trishna geographically as well as atmospherically Mahesh is another legendary Fort seafood restaurant that attracts the office-lunch crowd as well as packing them in during the evenings. Some of the character was stripped out of the place after they decided to go upscale, and the floor-to-ceiling marble might be a bit much, but the food has remains reliably authentic. The traditional Konkan fare is excellent we tried the prawn gussi (a spicy red curry), rawas (a local fish), and fried kane (a bony Mangalorean fish) it was great. Its also the best place in Mumbai to order snacky, deep-fried and delectable koliwada prawns. Decades into its existence, it's still the place for the freshest fish in town.
February 28,2015
Good food
Lovely place for people who love seafood like my roommate. Taste the squid rings for starters and even a non-seafood lover like me loved them! Prawns gassi and Pondicherry ravas are the must-have on the menu especially with plain rice and you can have lemon iced tea for a side drink meanwhile. Very crowded since it serves delicious food within everyone's budget.
January 30,2015
So I took my sea food loving friend to this famous sea food joint. Its been well known and been around for years, now having grown into many branches. My friend was very delighted. He had a fish dish which was lightly flavored. Paired it with some garlic naan. I had the coconut curry and appams. The coconut curry was yummy, not over powering in its spiciness or sweetness. The natural flavor of coconut and the vegetables was brought out well. The appams were soft and fluffy yet properly cooked. The pairing was lip-smacking! Great job for a predominately non-veg place,
December 01,2014
Stone in the food
I would like to bring to your notice that yesterday I got a stone size of my teeth in the fish biryani i had ordered at your Fort Restaurant. I had brought this to the notice of the waiter, cashier and manager of the restaurant, i was surprised at there behavior, they behaved as if nothing happened, let alone any apology or saying sorry they even charged me service charge on my bill. I think this was lack of training , I was not expecting this from a such a famous restaurant . It turns out that the Karkeras ( the owners are out there is only make money without any good service.) May not recommend that restaurant to any body in future.
Thanks and regards
May 01,2014
Best sea-food experience
There are a few places which you tend to associate with a certain type of cuisine,and when it comes to sea-food,Mahesh Lunch Home,probably tops the list.
Ordered fried fish(bombay duck).Cooked to perfection,but what really elevated the whole dish was the fresh fish.The meat was so tender,it literally melted in the mouth.
Tandoori fish(king fish),wasn't much of a delight,probably because the masala overpowered the taste of the fish.
Always wanted to try out the butter garlic lobster,and it sure was a treat.Ordering crab/lobster,they'll bring you the catch for the size(which is directly responsible for the price).
Fish curry was good too,had a typical Mangalorean taste to it.
And with fish,you always got to have sol kadi!
Again,spot on in terms of taste,spice-tang,the whole palette of flavours.
Ambiance,nice and quiet,with aquariums along the walls.Soft instrumentals playing the backdrop and one of the most courteous staffs.
A bit on the expensive side,but totally worth it.
One of the finest,fresh seafood experiences I've had in Mumbai.
November 28,2013
Not worth the money and time
I went to this place with my office group but felt we made a wrong decision. We had a few vegetarian colleagues who felt helpless as there was nothing for them except 2-3 items. Even the non veg and seafood which is so called speciality of this place was way below the expectations. The service was very slow and it took almost 30-40 minutes to serve one dish. Even the waiters accepted this fact of slow service.
Worst was when we saw a mouse on the table and that too was a big one. I went to the waiter and mentioned this to him but he gave me no response. Even the management was not ready to react and lately I was told that it would have come from the door on the ground floor. I could only imagine the state of their kitchen, no doubt would be surrounded by many mice. Lastly all the items are overpriced and will hit hard on your pocket. More so when you'll compare the cost with quality.
My ratings are as follows:
Food - 2/5
Price - Very Expensive
Service - 1/5 pathetic
Good Fish Biryani
Went there on a Tuesday night since we had to travel out of station by a late night train.
The location is convenient to anyone who has business at the stock exchange or near the VT area. We were seated in an area on the first floor (mezzanine actually) near the aquarium where my little one was deeply engrossed. The ambience is ok and the place is quite small like most restaurants in south mumbai. Since we were in a hurry kept the order simple and ordered a fish and prawn biryani.
The order took forever to come and we were worried about missing the train. When they finally came, the fish biryani was worth the wait (a good recommendation from the waiter) and the prawn biryani was ok. The portions are also average. We ordered a caramel custard for desserts, which was strictly ok. Am sure there are many other items that are worth trying, but that is for another time. It is quite an expensive place though - but you should definitely try the Fish Biryani in case you decide to pay a visit.
June 26,2013
Drastic Change
Visited Mahesh Lunch Home about a month ago and was astounded to see the way they have transformed for the worse. The food lacks flavour and prices have become dizzingly high, though service is magnificent as always.
July 9, 2013response from management at Mahesh Lunch Home:
Thanks a lot for the feedback, we really value it. We really apologize for the your experience not being worth it. We would seriously look into the issue and get it resolved quickly and assure you of a better experience on your next visit to the restaurant. We would love serve you again and restore your confident in us.
MLH Management
April 02,2013
A bit expensive but worth it
We went to Mahesh for our off lunch, since its very famous for non veg and sea food, i was a bit hesitant for ordering a veg item. but must say that in veg also they had great variety and taste was also good. i must say for veg who feel lil reluctant for Mahesh lunch home thinking that its for non veg and all, pls break that notion and visit and try their veg items, they are awesomely awesome. in veg you must try Veg crispy, and hyderabadi Biryani.
July 9, 2013response from management at Mahesh Lunch Home:
Thanks a lot for the feedback and specially for writing about the vegetarian cuisines. Do visit again soon.
MLH Management
February 14,2013
Dont listen to the waiters !
Was there on 12th Feb. I ordered prawns Gassi, the waiter told prawns Gassi wont be good, so try something else. Ended up having Bombay Duck Fry, which I did not like at all!
So, the lesson is never listen to the waiter !!
February 28, 2013response from management at Mahesh Lunch Home:
We're really sorry to know that you felt misguided about the suggestion of food given by one of our staff member, who attended to you on your recent visit to MLH Fort.
We'd surely like to get a clearer understanding of this matter so that it can be avoided in future. Please drop us a mail with your name, day & time of visit to firstname.lastname@example.com Also, please do mention the name of the staff member, in case you can recollect.
Hope this incident will not deter you from choosing MLH as your choice for a seafood meal.
Parag Nabar, Director of an ad agency
August 19,2012
Good food but little expensive!!
Went o Mahesh yest. I recollect having gone there when I was a junior client servicing guy and could still afford it. With the prices now, I wonder if anyone with a moderate salary can. Might be my 10th/ 15th time, so I knew what to expect. Anyways, we were expecting the place to be crowded since it was a sat eve and a Navroze too!! Surprisingly, we didn't have to wait even for a minute. Since I was driving, couldn't order drinks & since we all were hungry, ordered dinner right away. The waiter spoke in a language which only he could understand :-) We asked him to help us with the order and he got us a Pomfret Balti. I found it too expensive @ 480rs. It was just another gassi serverd in a balti. Pieces had a skin thicker than the pomfret itself. The taste wasn't great either. We ordered Bombil duck fry and butter paper garlic jumbo prawns. The bombil as usual was great. Prawns were awesome- tenderly cooked and the flavour was too good. Neer dosas were fantastic. Better than Goa Portugesa or even Jaihind. Also tried their appams. Just too good. Fluffy and soft but well made. Being very happy with what was served, we ordered the prawns once again and that's where we went wrong. It took almost half an hour. We'd finished our dinner by then. Worse still, the quality of prawns was nowhere close to the first one. Prawns were not cooked well. I also realised that the waiter who couldn't speak couldn't hear as well. Told him not to serve my child the sauted veg but he kept on serving the way he wanted to.
I suppose all these eateries in Mumbai which serve fish ( especially Manglorean/ Maharashtrian style) have become sought after , typically because there's a large population who loves this food but can not cook this at home so this hype lets the hoteliers charge whatever prices they can. And people are more than willing to pay. You still have a few Maharashtrian joints like highway gomantak in Bandra & saybeeni opp Zandu & Gomantak in Dadar which are much cheaper. Of course, Trishna & Gajalees are way too expensive than a MLH.
All in all Mahesh Lunch Home is good but a little overpriced.
August 03,2012
best seafood = Mahesh Lunch Home
I just cannot imagine of any other restaurant when I think of seafood. I've always been fond of seafood, but until I ate at Mahesh, it was mostly the deep fried fish. But the real taste of seafood in that Mangalorean curry was experienced on at Mahesh lunch home.
I've been to most branches and it feels so good to get the same taste everywhere. However, the fort branch is where i've visited the most and each time has been a delight!
The staff is simply good, and so is the calm & soothing ambiance.
Talking about the food, my personal favorites - Mahesh special (king) prawns, Crab in butter garlic, rawas gassi with neer dosa(actually all the dishes made in the gassi are simply mouthwatering), and lately the bassa tandoori fry. ummm..
Drinks menu is also pretty good, especially the scotch & wine menu.
I'm really a fan infact call me an addict, and I only wish that either I always stay in/near mumbai or else, Mahesh Lunch Home opens up in the city that I move in!
Long live seafood, long live Mahesh Lunch Home!!
June 08,2012
May 15,2012
Phenomenal but expensive
Mahesh's food remains excellent, especially "crossover" dishes like Crab BPG and tandoori pomfret, but, while it isn't as expensive as Trishna, it is no longer great value. You can get food of the same quality cheaper at Apoorva, and even cheaper at Bharat Excellensea, especially if you are looking for seafood cooked in more traditional styles like gassi or meen pulimunchi...
December 19,2011
too much (price) for too little (food)
Ok...they serve authentic Mangalorean/Konkan food but why charge a bomb? In a fish curry you get two thin pieces of pomfret and the price is heavy. A neer dosa costs 15 bucks and you need to eat atleast 5 of them to feel full. Although the food is great but its really not worth spending that much.
Mahesh is overrated and overpriced.
Mahesh Lunch Home was a small khanawali, or a malwani thali joint, back in the early 90s. Their food was authentic Konkani food from Manglorian and Karwar belt, and being one myself i relished its taste. It was popularised by college kids from xaviers and elphinstone, who found food cheap and excellent . I still remember the old times when there was no A/C, and they had the best ghashi and solkadi and that kind old senior waiter whose service was so good that it felt like home.
It wasn't so bad when the upper half was converted to A/C
Cut to late 2000s, when it was converted to full A/c
The food lost its authentic taste as it was changed to taste western palettes, and was so expensive that my NRI friend who had settled in new york raised his eyebrows when he saw the bill.
Overall its food has lost its authentic taste and costs far too much.
June 08,2011
Simply Superb
The ambience could be a little more fancy and sophisticated for the pricing. Now getting to the food bit:
The flavors are very captivating. Authentic Maharashtrian spices used, blended perfectly with the fish so that the flavors linger away in your mouth even an hour post your meal. We tried Chinese food here too;they did not disappoint! The quantity right from soups to starters to a main course meal, is overwhelming. We loved the food here and will surely revisit.
Tanya Cordeiro, Makin the best of my life :)
April 15,2011
Food Quality: 5/5
Food Quantity: 5/5
Food Pricing: 4/5
Ambience: 4/5
Service: 5/5
The ambience could be a little more fancy and sophisticated for the pricing. Now getting to the food bit:
The flavors are very captivating. Authentic Maharashtrian spices used, blended perfectly with the fish so that the flavors linger away in your mouth even an hour post your meal. We tried Chinese food here too;they did not disappoint! The quantity right from soups to starters to a main course meal, is overwhelming. We loved the food here and will surely revisit.
2 starters, a main course meal and 2 (pint) beers, wont cost you not more than 1500/- (Yes it is tad expensive, but I wouldnt mind it once in a way)
The Service was kind and very well spoken.
November 23,2010
Good or Bad?
I have been to this place twice so let me share with you my vivid experiences to this place called mahesh lunch home..
1st time:It was really exciting to see the gentry and ambiance, Awesome prawns & chicken, good fish curry- rice, overpriced buttermilk but yet superb...2 people bill was rs1400 you can expect this from mahesh so fine overall experience great
2nd time(The antonym):Let me jump to the food experience the prawn starter was average the fish's curry had become cold and was not enjoyable the buttermilk was pathetic so it was a bad experience....rs1500 for 2 people..so taking into account my both experiences i would say that do visit this place and hope you have a nice time the food is good maybe the 2nd one was my bad-luck as i really enjoyed my first experience....
No longer Up to the Standard
We have been long time patrons of Mahesh lunch, and recently decided to revisit our favorite seafood haunt. Boy were we disappointed and HOW!
First things first, the waiter was absolute imbecile, he goofed up our orders endless, we ordered crab masala but he got us crab in garlic and ginder ! The waiter was less interested n taking orders and more in the IPL match going on.
After this we ordered prawn fried rice, which had entire egg shells in it! it was quite un eatable as every bite was crunchy due to egg shells mixed with the egg.
Then a dish we never ordered was delivered to us! we pointed this out to the manager and he hastily took it back, he did apologize for it,
when shown the egg shells , he again apologized once more, he was very polite but by then our eating experience was ruined.
over all food wasn't up to standard, prices are not worth it (bill came to 2500 for three) and the quantity was minimal at best.
March 11,2010
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October 05,2009
Times have changed..
Once upon a time there used to be two great places in town to dig into tasty fish at a value for money prices, and one used to be Mahesh Lunch home. sadly the lure of quick money has changed this place too, which is what I experienced during my last visit to Mahesh in the month of September. however the only positive seems to be that plenty of tables are free due to the high prices and you can get seating without having to worry about making reservations in advance. having been there I will recommend all to visit this lovely little place next to Mahesh to taste some excellent parsi food at very reasonable pricing..!!
May 03,2009
I can cook far better
MLH is over hyped, i doubt that those who cant cook non veg must be the frequent visitors..or the over pricing must have been taken as a bar to measure the popularity.
when we ordered the 'Butter Garlic Crab' the other day, we were assured that the crab is big enuff for two. What we got was a mediocre crab fully drenched in grease and smothered with garlic n pepper. I liked only the garlic n pepper.
Still famished we ordered Rawas fish curry with Neerdosa. We got a shock to see the dish with tiny fried fish pieces and capsicum added to some gravy full of....yesss, garlic n pepper and horrors....with curry leaves tadka. Neer dosa was surprisingly good and the only thing which i liked.
As an icing to the cake, the supervisor kept on staring at me while it took ages for the simple dishes to arrive.
No tips to the waiters... the least punishment from us after doling out gyaan about why capsicum n curry leaves dont go together...what is meant by a simple fish curry...
February 10,2009
January 15,2009
Great Sea Food Place
We starting eating at this place when it was a small joint and grat place to eat sea food at good price and grat food with nice crowd plus fast service. We knew the waiters stewered as well as the boss. Those days we used to go every second day for lunch and it would not hit the pocket. The prawns succulent and the fish really soft and melt in your mouth.
Along with the change prices have also gone Trishnas way. Still the food is very good but not affordable on a reguler base. It is still like comming home whenever we go there
January 09,2009
May 28,2008
Highly overated Manglorean food
I remember eating at Mahesh when it was a step-off the road and into the hole- in- the- wall Manglorean eatery in Fort. In those days it was dark and dingy, with slow whirring fans, greasy waiters with greasy smelly towels thrown over the shoulder attending to you while the Boss screamed instructions in his high speed lingo. Those days the currys were really yummy - the coconut flavour really strong. The prawns really succulent and the fish really soft and melt in your mouth. But apart from the excellent food, what made this restaurant really great was that everyone else turned their nose up at it - it was too down market for any one but the lower -down- the- rung office goers who had to grab a quick bite, so like the forbidden fruit, it tasted better.
Somewhere down the road, the young guys at Citibank discovered the convenience and cheapness of the place and soon it became "the place to dine". Soon it became the place to "wine and dine on authentic ethnic sea food". With the airconditioning and the lobster on display, the fancy maitre d's and the waiters, the place acquired an upmarket polish - as seen by the crowds waiting outside to get a place in.
Along with the makeover, the prices have become upmarket too and the food has changed to suit the palates of the fussy eaters. The gussys have become more thick and less tasty, the prawns have become chewier and the fish fried too crisp at the risk of becoming hard to bite. So what still brings me to Mahesh?
Its simply unbeatable neer dosa ! This is really the best place to get the fluffiest, light, laciest neer dosas.
April 29,2008
A foodie's delight!
Mahesh Lunch Home is a food lovers paradise! Tucked away in a quiet corner of fort next to the legendary Yezdani Bakery and close to the Bombay Store, this little gem is well known for its Mangalorean dishes. This restaurant is most famed for its seafood dishes but vegetarians wont be disappointed either. The maitre d' comes and displays lobsters, crabs and prawns with great finesse at the tables and suggests preparations with each of them. It is a great way to show children what their food looks like before it is cooked! The staff are friendly and the service is reasonably prompt.
We ordered the solkadi as refreshments which was absolutely delectable. I didnt know what Kokum was so the maitre d asked someone to bring me some in a bowl to show me what it was- a lovely touch, I thought! The vegetarians amongst our group ordered tandoori mushrooms which were cooked to perfection. The grilled veggie starter was a bit of a damp squib with large chunks of potatoes and extra large florets of cauliflower. I had the fish tikka (made with Rawas) which was absolutely delectable! For the main course, we ordered prawn gassi and vegetable gassi with appams. Fabulous food and generous portions too. Since they didnt have fresh mango which we would have liked to have for dessert, we settled for caramel custard which reminded me of the comfort food we used to make in my childhood. A meal at Mahesh must be followed up with a magahi paan from the paanwala around the corner who tells a fabulous story about the paan he makes and makes the paan with a fine flourish!
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December 30,2006
Great seafood, Good service....
Mahesh lunch home is the best place for seafood...
especially the crab and lobster dishes...
A mangalorean restaurant with a great feel.
Also another great touch is when the head waiter comes out with plates of king prawns and lobster and crab..
The only dish that didnt meet expectations was the squid in butter...but other than that the best for a few drinks with the boys or a nice dinner with the better half...
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A fairly interesting take on the best B1G players of the BCS era. Jake Long & Braylon Edwards make the list from UM.
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One hundred and fifty years ago today, U.S. Army Maj. Robert Anderson and his men formally surrendered the fort to Confederate troops following the first battle of the American Civil War. Today, re-enactors will go through the surrender ceremony several times.
After the U.S. flag was lowered, the flag of the Palmetto Guard was raised on one flagpole. It wasnt supposed to happen that way, but someone jumped the gun back then. And then the First National Confederate flag was raised the Stars and Bars, the version with seven stars. Finally, the South Carolina state flag went up.
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A STAFFORD mother suffering a massive leg wound has said she was bitten by a false widow spider in her bed.
Susan Haycock had to visit Stafford Hospital's A&E twice and has been put on antibiotics to treat the bite, which has caused painful inflammation to her right calf.
Almost two weeks after the bite Mrs Haycock, 58, still has a weeping wound measuring around five inches by three inches.
The Kingston Hill resident said medics confirmed she had suffered a spider bite.
She contacted the Newsletter to urge fellow residents to be on the look out for false widow spiders, known for their distinctive white backs, as she does not want anyone else to be put through the ordeal she has suffered.
"There was a little spider on the wall the day before – it was between the size of a 5p and a 20p and I thought 'that little one isn't going to hurt'," Mrs Haycock said.
"But it had got into my bed on the Thursday morning. I woke up and felt a bite on my leg, then my leg was really hurting.
"I went to A&E, then again the next day and I had to go again that evening to an out of hours GP because it was swelling up.
"I would hate anybody else to go through this."
False widow spiders, believed to have arrived in Britain from the Canary Islands, hit headlines across the country last year after several suspected sightings and bites.
But they were first recorded in southern Britain more than a century ago, the county's spider recorder Craig Slawson, based at Staffordshire Wildlife Trust, said.
"It's only in the past few years they have begun to spread north. There is only one confirmed record of a false widow in Staffordshire and that was in Tamworth last year.
"To put it into perspective, a bite from a false widow is on a par with a wasp sting. Quite often the problems people have are associated problems, rather than from the bite itself."
Dr Paul Woodmansey, Medical Director at Mid Staffordshire NHS Foundation Trust, said: "Despite several dramatic cases recently, false widow bites are not usually life threatening and most people will not have a bad reaction.
"The bite itself is not normally felt but is followed by varying levels of burning, discomfort or numbness and associated swelling in the area surrounding the bite
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http://www.catsmeowstl.com Cat's Meow carries the aura of a cozy hole-in-the-wall with cheap shots and cold beer. The inner walls reflect the bread and butter of this Soulard-based bar: Mardi Gras. The room appears small and intimate, but provides plenty of space for small group mingling. The jukebox hits the spot with classic rock, and the game, whichever game you want to watch, occupies the TV screen. This old school Soulard hole-in-the-wall is cash only. The Cat's Meow sells beads above the bar, and the walls are adorned with snapshots of bygone Fat Tuesday revelry. Bartenders serve up hometown favorite TJ's pizza and diabolical drinks that give new meaning to the words "stiff pour." Ask for the cherry shot and you'll receive a teensy plastic shot with a maraschino cherry soaked in either moonshine or lighter fluid; our tastebuds still aren't sure which. Read more about Cat's Meow >>
https://www.facebook.com/pages/CBGB/152351778121790 CBGB is South Grand's favorite dive bar. For 25 years at its current location, CBGB has been serving up cheap booze in a punkish public house just barely preserved with local love. You can play darts or shuffleboard, check out some paintings by local artists or just hang out at the bar with some of St. Louis' friendliest bartenders. Test your wits during trivia on Wednesdays and win yourself a drink or two. If the weather is fine, grab a tallboy and head out front or back to one of the two spacious patios. Or stay inside and warm up with the house shot, the Sandanista: tequila with Rose's lime juice and sriracha. If there's a blizzard and the city shuts down, put on your snowshoes and tramp down to CBGB. No plastic here. Bring cold hard cash for them and they'll have a cold beer for you. Read more about CBGB >>
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Since 1993, Charlie's has been serving area regulars and providing a place for nightly karaoke. Charlie's doesn't have a lot to offer in the way of food (it serves only frozen pizzas), but it has friendly, unpretentious atmosphere in spades. Upstairs, bartenders know every customer's name and drink preference by heart. Downstairs is another bar, a stage area with life-size statues of Marilyn Monroe, Elvis and Betty Boop, and a karaoke machine with more than 10,000 songs. Even if the sheer power of your voice is enough to shatter pint glasses at the bar, the staff at Charlie's promises you will never be booed. Read more about Charlie's Pub & Grill >>
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Cherry Lounge is a slick addition to the piebald collection of bars on Gravois. The bar itself is milky glass, glowing red from within and giving the place a clandestine glow. The tables and chairs are silver, with faux-ostrich leather upholstery, and geometric brushed steel can lights above the bar shine with softly colored bulbs - proving it's all in the details when you're aiming for an air of sophistication in a sea of same old, same old. The intimate bar is standing room only on weekends, full to bursting with Bosnian beauties, but there's no sexier place to sip on a quiet weeknight. Read more about Cherry Lounge >>
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PAGELAND, Death. Taxes. Andrew Jackson getting beat by Central of Pageland.
Central of Pageland sprinted to a 36-0 halftime lead and cruised to a 50-3 shellacking of Andrew Jackson in a Conference IV-AA football tilt Friday night.
Central defeated the Vols for the 14th consecutive year and has captured 27 out of the past 28 contests with AJ.
"We were beat by a very good football team," said AJ coach Elmer Bench. "Central played very traditional football by whipping us in the trenches."
BUFORD, Friday night was a banner maroon and gold night for the Buford Yellow Jackets.
Buford battled county rival Indian Land for the second time this season after BHS fell to IL in its opener, 14-7 at the Reservation.
Buford turned the tables for a 35-21 revenge win over the Warriors, who fell to 3-6, 1-3.
The game was not only a rivalry match-up, but was also homecoming for Buford. Janay Blackmon won the crown as Buford's homecoming queen, and Whitney Funderburk won first runner-up honors.
KERSHAW Lee Central foiled Andrew Jackson's playoff hopes, edging the Volunteers, 26-23 in the final Region IV-AA regular-season football game for both teams Friday night.
The Stallions' win forced a three-way tie among Eau Claire, Lee Central and AJ. The Vols needed a win, or a loss of one-point to the Stallions to advance to the playoffs. Eau Claire will be seeded fourth, while AJ and Lee Central remain at home.
BUFORD Josh Roberts, a second-year starter for the Buford Yellow Jackets at offensive tackle, has used hard work to become a force in the BHS trenches.
"Josh works hard to get where he needs to be," Buford High head coach Mike Wells said.
Roberts knows what it takes to play well as a team.
"It's not one person out there. We have to work together as a team, if we want to win. If we give 110 percent on the field as a team, we can win," Roberts said.
The first Rising Stars at the University of South Carolina at Lancaster tennis tournament was a success.
The tournament, held Saturday at the Richards Complex at USCL, featured 15 budding youth tennis players.
"We were pleased with the tournament," said USCL tennis coach Brian Clark, who coordinated the event. "We want to grow the sport of tennis here and this is a start for us."
The 15-player field featured a handful of Lancaster area tennis players.
Lancaster High School cross country runner Wylie Penegar turned in a stellar showing in the 29th annual Oyster Festival Road Race on Oct. 17 at Ocean Isle Beach, N.C.
Penegar, a Lancaster High School junior, ran a personal best time of 35:56 to win the 10K (6.2 miles) race. Drew Burn, a LHS junior, was third overall in a personal best time of 38:43.
In the 5K (3.1 miles) race, Brooke Penegar, an A.R. Rucker Middle School eighth grader, was fourth overall in the female division and won her age group with a time of 23 minutes.
Blythewood captured the Region IV-AAAA golf tournament with a 351 total over 18 holes at the Lancaster Golf Club on Monday.
The tournament was originally set for Wednesday, but moved to Lancaster following a rain out last Wednesday.
The Lady Bengals were led by Kelsey Badmaev, who shot a 76.
Lancaster High School's Haley Heath was second with a 78. LHS finished third in the five-team field with a 389 total.
Spring Valley carded a 367 to place second overall.
South Pointe was fourth with a 395 and Ridge View had a 452.
The Lancaster High School girls tennis team captured the Region IV-AAA tennis championship with a 6-0 win over host Ridge View High School on Wednesday night.
The win improved LHS's mark to 9-0 in region play and 13-2 overall.
The Lady Bruins of coach Phil Dewalt have one match left to play before opening the Class AAAA Upper State playoffs.
LHS opens the playoffs on Tuesday when it hosts Northwestern High School.
Lyndsey Hegler (L) def. Liz Jones (RV) 6-1, 6-2
Morgan Gardner (L) def. Morgan Tolley (RV) 7-5, 6-2
Lancaster High School head football coach Bennie McMurray, fresh off a 31-3 home loss to second-ranked Rock Hill on Friday night, was ready to press on.
The Memorial Stadium scoreboard reflected a third straight defeat, but McMurray was noting the positives and looking ahead.
"We still have some bright spots," McMurray said. "By no means are we happy with this score, but I thought our effort was there. I thought we fought hard against an outstanding football team. The difference was that they made plays and we didn't."
Lewisville High School garnered two awards at the weekly meeting of the Founders Federal Tri-County Football Coaches Association on Tuesday.
The Lions posted a 22-15 win over Indian Land at IL's Reservation for their first Conference III-A win under coach Marvin Burke.
Timmy McCullough earned the Division II Defensive Player of the Week Award, while Jeremy Green was named the Defensive Lineman of the Week.
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