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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 2011
Page
13
Marcus Bates, standout from Williston Elko, will play football for Newberry next season after earning the 2009 Aiken Standard Defensive MVP honors. Bates is noted for his defensive prowess and local impact.
Octavius Brown, a 2010 Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas selection, will attend Georgia Military College next. The standout lineman earned regional honors and will pursue further development with the college program.
A list of college football programs cited as signing targets across multiple rounds. The entries include Florida State Auburn Alabama Southern Cal Texas Georgia Ohio State Florida Oklahoma Clemson Notre Dame LSU Oregon and others, showing varied interest by year and sequence.
Joseph Carter a 2008 Silver Bluff graduate signed with Nebraska on Wednesday after attending junior college.
Tamyn Garrick, quarterback for Wiliston Elko and son of the head coach, has committed to Presbyterian College to continue his football career. The move highlights his leadership role on the team and his preparation for college play.
The standout offensive talent from Hammonds will join Florida International University next season to showcase his scoring ability. He is expected to bolster FIU's backcourt and bring veteran playmaking to the Panthers.
Aubrey Johnson, a 2010 high school graduate, plans to attend Louisburg College after taking a year off following his senior season. He aims to resume his athletics and pursue college studies in the new term.
Devon Johnson, a standout Region 5 AAAA defender, will enroll at Military College for the next academic year, signaling a continued high level of play and a transition to collegiate competition.
Jaylon Myers Affen, the Player of the Year, will continue his basketball career at Georgia Military College. The move keeps him in NCAA structure while transitioning to college level competition.
USC Aiken guard Byron Faison and sophomore Alvin Brown led a balanced attack in a 74-62 home victory over Augusta State. Brown posted 18 points, 10 rebounds, and seven blocks, Willis added 15 points, while Seilem and Shepard hit early baskets to set the tone.
USC Aiken dominated from the start building a 19 4 early lead and never trailed, as Nakia Pinkney scored 12 and added three assists in a 97 43 victory over Augusta State completing the season sweep and dropping ASU to 6 13. The Pacers improve to 18 4 10 2 Peach Belt and remain undefeated in conference play.
Area signee DeMarcus Rouse, rising running back from North Augusta, committed to Presbyterian College to advance his football career. Elko OL at North Greenville University aims to contribute next season and make an impact.
Dexter Staley was among the region’s leading recruits, spending a period at college before continuing his career. The note outlines his time on campus and subsequent moves shaping his path.
Tony Stepney sustained an ACL injury that dampened his odds at a major program yet Greenville University offers him an opportunity to prove himself and play.
Benny Timmons, the big line man, will extend his stay as his educator role at Charleston Southern University extends. He will continue coaching and mentoring in the program, shaping the offensive line in upcoming seasons.
Bryan Williams Williamson Elko defensive back will transfer to Calhoun Prep Academy to pursue continued development and exposure. The move aims to boost his football growth and attract college interest.
Coverage previews local signees with signing day photos and profiles. The feature compares Clemson and South Carolina results and highlights this year’s top prospects across the region.
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