LeBron James Granted Temporary Play Permit For Weekend Games
LeBron James won a temporary restraining order allowing him to play three of four regular season games. A further hearing on Feb. 19 will decide on a permanent order to block a state education ruling over two jerseys valued at 845 dollars. The 18-year-old senior star returns to the court in Trenton as Akron St. Vincent St. Mary meets Los Angeles Westchester in a Prime Time Shootout.
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LeBron James
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Fred Nance
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Los Angeles Westchester
Trevor Ariza
Local high school events lineup for evening athletics
Baseball Carson-Newman at USC Aiken and basketball games kick off at 6 p.m. including Bamberg-Ehrhardt at Silver Bluff and Ridge Spring Monetta at Greenville Technical Charter. Other scheduled matchups include Aken at White Enot, South Aiken vs Corangeburg Wilkin son, Keenan vs Midland Valley, Lexington vs North Augusta, Wagener Salley vs Williston Elko, and Strom Thurmond vs Dreher at 6:30 p.m.
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TV schedule notes include Davis Cup and several sport events
TV 31 lists pam Davis Cup match US versus Croatia on ESPN at 1 30 p m along with Royal Caribbean Classic on Golf Channel at 3 p m Pebble Beach Pro Am and Bud Shootout auto racing practice on Speed Channel and track and field Milrose Games on ESPN2 plus Augustus versus Weis boxing on ESPN schedule details may vary by region
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Area teams ready for region rematchs
In Region 5-AA the halfway point brings second meetings for Aiken South Aiken Silver Bluff North Augusta Midland Valley Bamberg-Ehrhardt Lexington Keenan and others. Silver Bluff aims to rebound after a 63 46 win while Bamberg-Ehrhardt travels confident after road wins over Allendale Fairfax. Coach Sam Lilly notes Bamberg-Ehrhardt’s improved form and the tight race for region standings. Brandon Wallace led Silver Bluff with 17 points in their first meeting and Brian Buckner added 16.
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Jasper County
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Allendale Fairfax
Brandon Wallace
Brandon Bussey
Brian Buckner
Shooting leagues open to all at Carolina Star Gun and Hunt Club
The Carolina Star Gun and Hunt Club launches an industrial shooting league with a handicap system to involve non-experts. Teague and Peggy Crockett explain teams from local businesses, 18 teams planned, mixed with non-affiliated shooters, three weeks of five-stand skeet and trap plus one week woods course, with lessons and at least four skill levels per team to balance competition.
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Aiken
LSU Tigers squeeze past Gamecocks 69 66
Seimone Augustus sparked LSU with 26 points as the No. 4 Tigers beat No. 16 South Carolina 69 to 66. Augustus hit two late free throws with 7.1 seconds left to secure the win, boosting LSU to a 7-1 SEC start and a top-25 ranking.
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Blue Devils down Clemson in ACC clash despite rough shooting
No. 2 Duke extends its ACC streak by beating Clemson 61-49 as Alana Beary leads with 21 points. Duke, 21-1, regrouped after a loss to UConn, stressing focus and combat readiness per coach Gail Goestenkors.
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