Valley baseball, softball and soccer results from Tuesday
Midland Valley beats Brookland Cayce 9-2 as Justin Williams hurls complete game. Silver Bluff defeats Barnwell as Darius Washington drives in two and Kinsey Parrish dominates with 13 strikeouts. Ridge Spring Monetta no-hits Hunter Kinard Tyler, Sam Bedenbaugh 11 strikeouts. Midland Valley softball tops Brookland Cayce 11-1 behind Mackenzie Henderson six innings. South Aiken Baptist beats Patrick Henry. South Africa goals noted. South Aiken girls rout Orangeburg Wilkinson 15-0 led by Emily Graves four goals. Aiken girls fall to White Knoll 2-0 while Aiken boys beat White Knoll 5-0. Aiken tennis crushes South Aiken 5-1 with multiple winners.
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Justin Williams
Midland Valley
Brookland-Cayce
Williams
Casey Booth
Chapin
Midland Valley High School
Mackenzie Henderson
Mustangs
Kaylee Riggs
Haley Zuehlke
Amber Hong
Stevee Booth
Booth
North Augusta
Brookland-Payce
Midland Valley JV
Jace Bennefield
Silver Bluff
Kinsey Parrish
Barnwell
Parrish
Bulldogs
Karly Kinard
Jasmine Squirewell
Swansea
South Aiken
Orangeburg-Wilkinson
Emily Graves
Jessica Schifer
Laura Barnes
Sabrina Giancroce
Mandy Harris
Alaina Gay
Allie Everhart
Mikaela Schifer
Katy Thompson
Kimmy Dunn
Melody Sheets
Macey Bosley
South Africa
Lexington
Aiken High School
White Knoll
Cam Bartlett
Hornets
Ian DeMass
Dylan Snow
Fernando Magdelano
Aiken
ARC
Brandon Muniz
Bobby DeMaris
Jesus Vasquez
JV Hornets
USC Aiken pitcher sets career saves record in win over Augusta State
USC Aiken split a doubleheader with Augusta State as India Kornegay earned her second save of the season and fourth of her career in game two. Kornegay struck out six in three scoreless innings to back Samantha Lemm’s win. Denham and Borden each had two hits in game two, as USCA built a 2-0 lead and held on 2-1.
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USC Aiken
India Kornegay
Augusta State
Kornegay
Pacers
USCA
Jaguars
Kristen Jones
Emily Headrick
August State
Kayla Denham
Shannon Traylor
Denham
PBC
Nicole Borden
Jacksonville
Fla
Bolles
Heather Hughes
Columbus
Kentucky Five Declares for NBA Draft After Title Run
Kentucky announces its starting five headed to the NBA draft following a 67 to 59 title clinching win over Kansas. Starters include Michael Kidd-Gilchrist and teammates who capped an NCAA tournament run with the victory in Lexington.
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Kentucky
Lexington
Michael Kidd-Gilchrist
Kansas
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Yellow Jackets
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Mary Faubert
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National Day OF Prayer
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