Masters discussed on On the Sports Front from Hotel Aiken
Hosts Cam Huffman and Ed Girardeau review the Masters with John Boyette author of 1986 Masters How Jack Nicklaus roared back to win Jeremy Timmerman joins for Tiger Woods 12 The Masters USC Aiken coach Kenny Thomas stops by for Kenny's Corner Wing Place asks donations for Curtis Isaac family after Wednesday morning house fire fire tragedy at local restaurant employee.
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USCA Aiken pitcher India Kornegay named March student athlete
India Kornegay freshman pitcher at USC Aiken earned Days Inn Downtown Aiken USCA Athletic Department Student-Athlete of the Month for March after also winning February honors. March highlights include an 8-2 record with a save, 112 ERA, 95 strikeouts, double-digit strikeouts in three games, and a .139 opponent batting average. She was Peach Belt Freshman of the Week on March 8 and 28 and USCA Athlete of the Week on March 28.
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Pacer softball earns fifth in Southeast Region rankings
NCAA Division II Southeast Region rankings list North Georgia first, followed by Lenoir Rhyne and Armstrong Atlantic with USC Aiken in fifth. In college basketball, Wichita State defeats Alabama 66-57 to win the NIT title at Madison Square Garden led by J T Durley and Graham Hatch with 12 points each.
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Braves blank Nationals on opening day as Jones and Heyward power win
Chipper Jones, returning from knee surgery, doubled and scored the first run while Jason Heyward homered on opening day. Derek Lowe allowed three singles in 5 2 3 innings and Brian McCann drove in Jones. The Braves defeated Washington 2-0 to start Fredi Gonzalez’s tenure as Atlanta manager.
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Mixed reactions as Class AA proposes split into two divisions
The Class AA plan to divide 48 teams into two 24 team divisions drew mixed reviews from area coaches though one supporter said realignment and possible expansion to five classes could justify the change. Strom Thurmond's Lee Sawyer opposed the plan calling it ridiculous and dilution of high school football.
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Change to split Class AA football playoffs debated
The proposal would create two divisions within South Carolina Class AA football, making every team eligible for the postseason after the 2011 season regardless of regional finish. Critics argue the idea mirrors participation trophies and undermines competition.
Aiken Lions ready for final 2011 home rugby game
The Aiken Lions rugby squad, in their second season in South Carolina High School Rugby, hosts Gilbert at Perry Memorial Park at 6 p.m. for the last home game. Local backers seek to ignite Aiken rugby tradition and community support.
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