Playoff Brackets Set for SCHSL Softball and Boys Tennis
South Carolina high school playoff brackets released for softball and boys tennis. North Augusta headlines Lower State softball as No. 1 seed with a bye before Saturday hosting. Aiken, Midland Valley, Strom Thurmond and others seed across Districts, while boys tennis seeds include South Aiken with a bye and North Augusta hosting a second round.
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SCHSL
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Wilson
Midland Valley
Bluffton
Strom Thurmond
Rebels
Georgetown
Aiken High teams sweep Region 5-AAAA titles
Aiken High boys win their first region crown in 19 years with 195 points, led by Kory Wallace who won the 200 and 400 and anchored a 4x400. The Aiken girls dominate to 224 points, with Victoria Colon-LaBorde sweeping the 800, 1600, and 3200 and Jayla Jamison claiming sprint doubles and long jump. North Augusta and Airport contend for second in both genders as regional action ends.
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Aiken
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Hostetler
Hornets
North Augusta
Kory Wallace
Wallace
Victoria Colon- LaBorde
Local high school baseball and tennis matchups listed
Today's schedule includes Class AAAA games South Aiken versus Lakewood Myrtle Beach versus Hartsville Aiken versus Colleton County Class AAA Strom Thurmond at May River Class AA Barnwell versus Timberland Fox Creek versus Lewisville Class A Ridge Spring Monetta versus Whitmire Williston Elko at McBee Softball AAAA South Aiken versus Wilson Midland Valley at Bluffton Strom Thurmond versus Georgetown Barnwell versus Latta Ridge Spring Monetta versus Whitmire Calhoun Falls Williston Elko at Whitmire Boys Tennis AAAA Aiken versus Hilton Head Island.
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Wagener-Salley
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South Airica
T-Breds
North Augusta
Yellow Jackets
Aiken
Hilton Head Island
South Aiken
Lakewood
Myrtle Beach
Hartsville
Colleton County
Strom Thurmond
May River
Timberland
Fox Creek
Lewisville
Ridge Spring-Monetta
McBee
Wilson
Midland Valley
Bluffton
Georgetown
Iowa tight ends Hockenson Fant could go high in NFL Draft
Nashville report notes a culture shift as Iowa's T.J. Hockenson and Noah Fant surface as potential first round picks. The pair join a growing trend toward versatile, three down tight ends and a new era of offense. Both expect top 20 selection chances but remain unsure of landing spots.
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Alabama
Josh Allen
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Eric Ebron
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Evan Engram
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David Njoku
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Charlie Neibergall
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