Columbia, October 3, 2025
News Summary
A ticket sold in Columbia won an impressive $100,000 in the recent Powerball drawing. In addition to this significant win, three other tickets across South Carolina won $50,000 each. The South Carolina Education Lottery highlights these prizes, with winners encouraged to claim their rewards within 180 days.
Columbia, South Carolina – Powerball Winners Announced
The South Carolina Education Lottery has announced the results of the Powerball drawings for October 2, 2025, revealing a significant winner from Columbia and several others across the state. A ticket sold at Cheapway on Shop Road won an impressive $100,000 during Saturday’s drawing. Additionally, three other tickets from different locations in South Carolina each won $50,000.
The numbers drawn in the Powerball game were as follows: 11, 23, 44, 61, 62; with the Powerball being 17 and the PowerPlay multiplier set at 2. Players who purchased tickets for this drawing now have 180 days from the date of the drawing to claim their prizes.
Locations of Winning Tickets
The tickets that won $50,000 were sold at various locations throughout the state:
– Parkers on Foxbank Boulevard in Moncks Corner
– Hot Spot on East Poinsett Street in Greer
– Circle K on Highway 17 South in Surfside Beach
These substantial wins highlight the excitement surrounding lottery games in South Carolina and the potential for life-changing prizes.
Prize Claiming Procedures
Winners of varying amounts have multiple options for claiming their prizes. For winnings up to $500, players can claim their prizes at any authorized retailer within South Carolina. Those who have won between $501 and $100,000 need to mail their signed ticket, a completed claim form, and a valid photo ID to the South Carolina Education Lottery Claims Center. For any prizes exceeding $100,000, winners must claim their prizes in person at the South Carolina Education Lottery Headquarters located in Columbia.
Additionally, winners of larger amounts have the option to set up an Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) for the direct deposit of their winnings, simplifying the process of receiving their prize.
Other Recent Lottery Wins
In a separate drawing the previous Friday, a shopper won $30,000 in the Mega Millions game. The winning ticket was purchased at Quick Pantry on Binnicker Bridge Road in Orangeburg. The winning numbers for that Mega Millions drawing were 6, 14, 36, 58, 62, with the Megaball being 24.
Both the Powerball and Mega Millions games continue to generate excitement and hope for players throughout South Carolina, with numerous winners emerging from various drawings. Players are encouraged to check their tickets diligently and be aware of the deadlines for claiming prizes.
Conclusion
The recent Powerball results, coupled with the Mega Millions win, demonstrate the ongoing appeal of the lottery system. The South Carolina Education Lottery reminds players that all prize claims must be settled within 180 days from the draw date. As excitement builds for future drawings, residents are urged to play responsibly and enjoy the chance to win significant prizes.
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Additional Resources
- Greenville Online
- Wikipedia: South Carolina Education Lottery
- WIS TV
- Google Search: South Carolina lottery
- Live 5 News
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Lottery
- WLTX
- Google News: South Carolina lottery results
- ABC Columbia
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