Stanford Holds Top Spot In AP Women’s Basketball Poll
Stanford remains No 1 as UCLA slips after a 61 49 win over the Bruins. North Carolina State rises to No 3 while Louisville holds No 2, with Arizona Baylor Oregon and Texas A M in the top 10 mix. Alabama pads Heisman All America quintet with multiple first team picks. The Ravens face a 250000 fine for COVID 19 protocol violations.
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All-Aiken Standard Girls' Golf Team picks five local stars
Five players earn spots on the All-Aiken Standard Girls' Golf Team: Cassady Fortson North Augusta Lindsey Greene South Aiken Caroline Heath Fox Creek Kaylee McElwain Aiken High and Maycie Rice Fox Creek. Fortson led Region 5 AAAA with a fifth place tie at Midland Valley and nearly qualified for state as an individual. Greene the two time defending winner makes the team again and captured the Region 5 title and state qualifiers low local. Heath qualified for a state tournament finishing 43rd at Class AAAA. McElwain runner up at Region 5 and 19th at the Class AAAA finals. Rice makes the squad for a second time and tied for 53rd at state. The Player of the Year will be announced later.
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All-Aiken Standard names top girls golf players
Cassady Fortson of North Augusta Lindsey Greene of South Aiken Caroline Heath of Fox Creek Kaylee McElwain of Aiken Maycie Rice of Fox Creek headline the All-Aiken Standard Girls Golf Team for the season featuring standout performers from multiple schools.
Lawrence Fields land on title stage in Sugar Bowl showdown
Clemson quarterback Trevor Lawrence and Ohio State’s Justin Fields, long noted for football prowess, emerged as leaders during the pandemic. They spoke out on social justice issues, organized demonstrations, and backed "We Want to Play" while guiding teammates through a season of uncertainty.
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