Aiken High Defeats North Augusta 65 52 In City Rivalry
Aiken High Hornets beat North Augusta 65 to 52 as Morgan led with 23 points and Simpkins added 23. North Augusta, missing two players with flu, was limited to 18 second half points after a 34 33 halftime edge by Aiken.
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Charles Simpkins
North Augusta
Simpkins
R.V. Hight
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Aiken High
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Jimmie Foreman
Curtis Johnson
Jon Williams
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Horace Morgan
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Lewis Rouse
Chuck Odom
Mike Sumner
Tom Powell
Wayne McKie
Byron Williams
Terry Griffin
Alvin Odom
Ronnie Williams
Isiah Butler
David McGuire
Wells Holland
Tony Winburn
Uws
Aiken Oui
Jackettes top Aiken 67 58 in regional girl hoops clash
North Augusta Jackettes beat Aiken 67 to 58 as Beth McKie scored 29 points 13 of 14 free throws to key the win. Karen Mathis added 14 and Vivian Perry led Aiken with 16 as North Augusta pulled away after a 32 26 halftime lead.
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North Augusta
Diane Shuler
Jackettes
Hornettes
Jackette Beth McKie
Miss McKie
Aiken County
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Shuler
Beth
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Karen) Mathis
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Jackie Norris
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Washington
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Paula Gurney
Pam Gates
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Seabelle Jenkins
Gladys Williams
Susan Perry
DeRena Hallman
Tammy Davis
Norma Leaverette
Terrie Leaverette
Diane Daniels
Miss Mathis
R.V. Hight
Wells Sparks Clemson Past N C State 60-59
Clemson narrowly defeated North Carolina State 60-59 as Jim Wells scored 18 points and 12 rebounds after replacing Wayne Rollins in the second half. The Tigers erupted late to overcome a Wolfpack rally and held on as time expired.
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Ice hockey scores and standings update
The AP compiled Campbell and Wales Conference results with team records, divisional standings, and recent scores. Notable items include New York Islanders beating Buffalo 6 0, Birmingham and Calgary activity, and upcoming games across multiple divisions and venues.
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Vaieur
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Pitts
Buff
Tate
Cleve
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Graniteville Girls Triumph and Fall in Split Pair
Batesburg Leesville defeats L B C 46 to 31 as second quarter sinks L B C, trailing 28 14 at half. Stacy Cromer leads L B C with 12 points while Keenan next hosts Friday.
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Batesburg Leesville
Lions
Stacy Cromer
Keenan
L B C Boys Fall 76 56 at Batesburg Leesville
In Batesburg Leesville, L B C High trailed 20 5 early and lost 76 56 as four Lions reached double figures led by Jackie Sims with 15 Harold Sims 14 Harry Bush 13 and Jimmy Wright 10 Coach Tim Hulsebus noted a late rally but the opening deficit proved decisive Graniteville also earned a win over St Angela 60 43 with Tommy Dunbar leading the Graniteville attack and Ronnie Bethmann anchoring St Angela on defense. Graniteville will face Mid Carolina Friday while St Angela hosts Cardinal Newman.
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L-Bc High Boys
Batesburg- Leesville
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Tim Hulsebus
Hulsebus
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Jackie Sims
Harold Sims
Harry Bush
Jimmy Wright
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Bobby Fulmer
Tim Davis
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Walter Mitchell
Johnny McGee
Bill Hamilton
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J. Etheridge
Quattlebaum
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Gantt
Myers
Lewis
Lindsay
Rowe
Bryant
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St. Angela Academy
Graniteville
Mark Crawford
St. Angela
Crawford
Bob Kesler
Kesler
Ronnie Bethmann
David Dawley
Jimmy Miles
Tommy Dunbar
Saints
Mid- Carolina
Cardinal Newman
G-Ville
Calvin Jackson
Tim Curry
Tommy Timmerman
Duck Davis
Sherman McKie
JP Johnson
Stevie Leaverette
Willie Butler
G. Hall
Glennwood McKie
Bernard Garrett
Phil Welch
David Hurley
Johnny Herndon
Andy Albenesius
David Herndon
G ‘Ville Rroeewa
St Angela S‘uuw
Graniteville Girls Rally Past St Angela 29 28
The Graniteville High girls defeated St Angela Academy 29 to 28 after a game changing third quarter. Graniteville trailed 17 to 11 at halftime but outscored the Rockets 10 to 3 in the third to grab a one point edge before the final period.
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St. Angela Academy
Rockettes
Graniteville
St. Angela
Linda) Rich
Graniteville and St Angela battle in high school girls hoops
Graniteville coach Jean Johnson praised a strong first half and defense after a 45-28 late lead loss to St Angela. Rich led Graniteville with seven first half points while Grimes Curry paced the Rockets with 12 and 9 points respectively. St Angela’s turnover trouble and missed free throws hurt late chances. Harvey Lott led the Trojans with 23 points in a 56-64 setback to a Gilbert-area foe.
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Jean Johnson
St. Angela
Bill Walsh
Walsh
Carolyn Grimes
Sarah Curry
Rockettes
Miss Rich
Cathy Hindman
Mid Carolina
Cardinal Newman
Harvey Lott
Trojans
Bernard Miles
Gilbert Fine
Erase Miles
Larry Henderson
Wade Hickson
Wayne Hickson
Roger Smith
RSM Boys Fall 65 56 at Home to Hunter Kinard
Spring Monetta High School’s RSM Trojans dropped their fourth straight as Hunter Kinard defeated them 65 56. Coach David Jones lamented rebounding and transition as the team trailed 26 14 at halftime and were outscored 19 14 in the third period.
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the Ridge
Monetta High Girls
Hunter-Kinard
Trojan
James Carson
RSM
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Miss Griffin
Ridge
Monetta
Gilbert
Monetta High Boys
Citadel-Middle clash as Southern Conference cellar leader emerges
Davidson sits 1-5 in the conference and 4-15 overall after a 69-52 upset of William and Mary, while The Citadel remains last at 1-4 following eight straight losses. Virginia Military Institute pursues a 17th straight win as Hampden Sydney visits. Western Carolina tops Mars Hill 67-63 behind Jay Lassiter's 18 points.
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Associated Press
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Washington and Lee University
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Jackson Girls Hand War Eagles 67 33
Jackson High girls sprinted to a 19 4 lead then defeated Wagener Salley 67 33. Terrie Houston led Jackson with 30 points and 17 rebounds while Dawn Weeks added 16. Teresa Adams topped Wagener Salley with 12 as Jackson to Gilbert next Tuesday and Wagener Salley hosts North Friday.
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Len Davis
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