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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 2007
Page
11
Robert Cheruiyot defends his Boston crown with an unofficial 2 14 13 as Kenya notches its 15th victory in 17 years. Lidiya Grigoryeva claims the women's title amid a wet, stormy day.
USC Aiken sophomore Roberto Diaz earns a spot on the nine member 2007 Peach Belt Conference All-Conference men's golf team announced from Greensboro Georgia at the 2007 PBC Championship. The honor marks USC Aiken's 36th All-Conference selection and first solo pick since 2000.
Fox Creek High School defeats Wagener-Salley 4-2 to claim the Region 4-A championship. Freshman pitcher Aaron Steedly leads a strong defensive effort as the Predators earn the No. 1 seed and home playoff games in their first season in the region. Colton Mason homered for Wagener-Salley, scoring on an inside-the-park dash.
Boo Weekley captures his first PGA Tour victory at the Verizon Heritage on Hilton Head Island. He saves par with clutch chips on the 17th and 18th holes to defeat Ernie Els and earns a Masters spot for next year. Weekley jokes about a green plaid at Augusta.
Midland Valley High School star Brett Godwin signed a letter of intent to play for USC Aiken Pacers. He cited proximity to home and a rising program as key factors and praised coach Kenny Thomas for clear plans. Godwin. family. Midland Valley coach Bruce Zuethke attended the signing.
Matt Chico endured a rough first inning to earn his first major league victory in Washington’s 5-1 win over Atlanta at RFK Stadium. Dmitri Young collected three hits and two RBIs to back the Nationals, who snapped a slump and opened a brief winning streak in a cool, windy Monday night game.
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