Predators grind past Curtis Baptist in region opener
Peckham lauds defense as Sumner notes growing pains in a game where FC Fox Creek led at halftime 33-30. Curtis Baptist star Micah Ryals scored 32, but Predators used assertive defense and smart fast breaks to pull away in the final period and seal a 72-63 win, with Peckham stressing fourth quarter winning time.
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Alfonso Meyers
Rodney Snell
South Aiken Baptist Suffers Loss in Girls Action
In Friday and Saturday play, South Aiken Baptist girls fall 59–32 to Andrew Jackson and 0–3 overall. Katie Minichan scores 16 for South Aiken Baptist, while Greenbrier beats North Augusta 71–28 with Ja Lyn Sanders 11 points and Sierra Sanders 12.
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South Afrian Baptist
McKenna Gore
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Mallory Stone
Rudolph s eight TD passes lead Northwestern to state title
Rudolph threw for a state championship game record eight touchdowns and ran for one as Northwestern defeated Stratford 62 35 at Williams Brice Stadium to claim the Class 4A Division II crown. He completed 38 of 54 passes for 483 yards with Dupree Hart and Quadarius Fair piling up big receiving numbers.
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Woods clings to two shot World Challenge lead in wind
Tiger Woods salvages an even par 72 despite wind and a late water hazard on the par five to hold an 11-under 205 total and a two stroke edge over Zach Johnson. Bubba Watson is four back after a 69 as others trail by six or more.
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Ryan Moore
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