Columbia, South Carolina, September 8, 2025
News Summary
Two winners from Missouri and Texas claimed the Powerball jackpot after a thrilling drawing revealed the winning numbers of 11-23-44-61-62 with a Powerball of 17. This draw marked the second-largest jackpot in U.S. history. Players are encouraged to check their tickets and claim prizes based on the amount won. The next drawing is fast approaching, set for September 8.
Columbia, South Carolina – The South Carolina Education Lottery has announced the results for its various draw games held on September 6 and September 7, 2025. Enthusiastic players participated as the Powerball jackpot reached a staggering $1.8 billion, marking the second-largest jackpot in U.S. history. The next drawing is scheduled for September 8, 2025.
Powerball Winning Numbers
The Powerball drawing on September 6 yielded winning numbers of 11-23-44-61-62, with a Powerball number of 17 and a Power Play of 2. The substantial jackpot on offer is capturing the attention of lottery players nationwide, with two confirmed winners from Missouri and Texas. They can opt for a lump sum payment of $410.3 million or an annuity amounting to $893.5 million before taxes.
Detailed Draw Results
On September 6, the results for other popular draw games included:
- Pick 3: Midday: 9-0-7, FB: 6; Evening: 9-8-6, FB: 9
- Pick 4: Midday: 2-1-1-9, FB: 6; Evening: 7-3-3-1, FB: 9
- Cash Pop: 07-10-29-34-36
- Palmetto Cash 5: 21-29-34-41-65
The draw results for September 7 were as follows:
- Pick 3: Evening: 7-0-0, FB: 4
- Pick 4: Evening: 0-3-9-3, FB: 4
- Cash Pop: Evening: 08
- Palmetto Cash 5: 17-26-27-38-41
Prize Claims and Redemption
Players are encouraged to check their tickets as prizes can be claimed based on the amount won. For prizes of up to $500, players can redeem their winnings at any authorized South Carolina Education Lottery retailer with a signed winning ticket. For amounts ranging between $501 and $100,000, players must mail their signed ticket, a completed claim form, and a government-issued photo ID to the South Carolina Education Lottery Claims Center. Prizes exceeding $100,000 require an in-person claim at the Lottery Headquarters in Columbia.
To ensure timely processing, all prizes must be claimed within 180 days from the draw date. Players can also set up an Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) for larger amounts to receive their winnings via direct deposit.
Where to Claim:
Mailing Address: SC Education Lottery, P.O. Box 11039, Columbia, SC 29211-1039
In-Person Claims: Columbia Claims Center, 1303 Assembly Street, Columbia, SC 29201
About the Powerball Game
Tickets for Powerball, available for purchase at convenience stores, gas stations, and some grocery stores, as well as online in select states, cost $2. Players select five white ball numbers ranging from 1 to 69 and one red Powerball number from 1 to 26. An optional “Power Play” can be added for $1 to increase non-jackpot prize winnings by up to 10 times. Drawings take place on Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday evenings, with the jackpot continuing to grow in the absence of a winner.
In addition to traditional draw games, players can utilize the Jackpocket app to play the lottery digitally, broadening access to the lottery across various U.S. states.
FAQ Section
What are the winning Powerball numbers for September 6, 2025?
The winning numbers were 11-23-44-61-62 with a Powerball of 17 and a Power Play of 2.
When is the next Powerball drawing?
The next Powerball drawing is scheduled for September 8, 2025.
How much was the Powerball jackpot on September 6, 2025?
The Powerball jackpot was approximately $1.8 billion.
What are the claims processes for lottery winnings?
Prizes up to $500 can be redeemed at authorized retailers; winnings of $501 to $100,000 must be mailed to the claims center; and amounts above $100,000 require in-person claims.
How can I increase my non-jackpot prize winnings in Powerball?
You can add the optional “Power Play” feature for $1 to increase your non-jackpot prize winnings.
Key Features of the South Carolina Education Lottery
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Powerball Jackpot | $1.8 billion (as of September 6, 2025) |
| Winning Numbers (Sept 6) | 11-23-44-61-62, Powerball: 17 |
| Claim Prize Up to $500 | At authorized retailers |
| Claim Prize $501 – $100,000 | Mail to Lottery Claims Center |
| Claim Prize Over $100,000 | In-person at Lottery Headquarters |
| Powerball Drawing Days | Monday, Wednesday, Saturday |
| Power Play Option | Add for $1 to increase non-jackpot prizes |
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Additional Resources
- Greenville Online
- Wikipedia: Lottery
- WLTX
- Google Search: South Carolina Lottery Results
- Express News
- Google Scholar: lottery results South Carolina
- USA Today
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Lottery
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