Woods named Sports Illustrateds Sportsman of the Year for 2000
Tiger Woods earns Sports Illustrated Sportsman of the Year, the first two time recipient in 46 years. He completed a career grand slam and won three majors in 2000, after previously winning the honor in 1996 for his dramatic rise to the PGA Tour. He appears on the Dec 18 cover.
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Calendar Night Basketball Matchups Highlight Local Slate
Multiple high school and college games scheduled across tonight. Strom Thurmond hosts Silver Butt at 6 pm while St Marys visits Schofield also at 6. Midland Valley 1V welcomes Silver Bluff IV at 6:30. Leavelle McCampbell plays LC at 5:30, USC Aiken women meet Johnson C Smith at 8. Midland Valley V travels to Aiken IV at 6:30 and South Aiken IV visits Liver Butt 1 at 6:30.
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Sports on TV Tonight Include Big St John’s at Ohio State
Sports on TV schedule lists St John’s at Ohio State on ESPN2 at 7 p.m. followed by Spurs at Suns and Flyers at Avalanche on ESPN or ESPN2. Also Penn at Seton Hall and Lakers at Blazers appear in late evening airings with various networks noted.
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Thoroughbreds Hold Off Midland Valley In Late Surge
South Africa High School’s Thoroughbreds survived a Mustang rally to beat Midland Valley 59 to 51 on Tuesday. Josh Jackson nailed crucial free throws and Norris Spann scored 17 as South Africa built a 17 point lead, then withstood an 11-0 run by Midland Valley led by Corey Wade who scored 19.
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South Aiken's Armstrong leads 53 34 win over Midland Valley
Nicole Armstrong tallies a game high 18 rebounds and 15 points to lift South Aiken High School to a 53 34 victory over Midland Valley in girls basketball. Tabatha McGee leads MV with 19 points but MV misses, goes 0 4, as South Aiken dominates second half.
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Hornets Lose Big As Greenwood Dominates Eagles
Otis Daniels led Greenwood High with 30 points and Brandon Freeman added 29 to power a 105 65 win over Aiken High at James A Taylor Activities Center. Daniels scored 26 by halftime as the Eagles opened a 23 6 run late in the first quarter, while coach David Barksdale took the blame for the loss.
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Aiken girls fall to Greenwood in tight 58-53 setback
Aiken High School and Greenwood High traded leads in a close girls basketball game. Aubrey Pompey lamented missed shots and defensive gaps as Greenwood squeaked past 58-53, despite Aiken rallying late behind Ebony Jones sparked pair of 3s to cut the gap. Perkins provided key free throws for Greenwood late.
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Elway Tops College Hall Class of 00 Inductees
John Elway, Stanford 1982 All-America quarterback, headlines a 14-player class with two coaches inducted into the National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame at the awards dinner. Heisman winners Marcus Allen and Johnny Rodgers also honored along with Terry Donahue and Forest Evashevski.
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