Aiken Boys, Kennedy Middle Win In Local Basketball Night
Aiken High swept South Aiken 40-31 as Reggie Keenan and Brian Allen led with 12 points each and Aiken improved to 8-0. Tonya Thomas paced the Hornets girls 18-17, Sara Bayton contributing four. Kennedy Middle swept Jackson in boys 60-58 and girls 34-26.
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Aiken High
South Aiken
Tonya Thomas
Aiken
Sara Bayton
Reggie Keenan
Brian Allen
Keith Radford
Wagener-Salley
Kennedy Middle School
Jackson
Donna Trowell
Tabatha Butler
Steve Franklin
Craig Heath
Kelvin Mathis
Bernard Robinson
Langley-Bath-Clearwater
North Augusta
Melissa Ergle
Dana Rodriguez
Chris Gardener
Bluff Jayvees Sweep North Augusta Varsity Opponents
Bluff Jayvees swept two games from North Augusta yesterday. The girls won 34 to 20 with Michelle Wright scoring 14. The Lady Bulldogs are 4 and 3. David Hall led Silver Bluff with 18 points in a 54 to 37 win to move Silver Bluff to 5 and 4. They play Barnwell Monday.
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Silver Bluff
North Augusta
Michelle Wright
Lady Bulldogs
David Hall
Barnwell
Graniteville doubles up New Ellenton in middle school hoops
Graniteville girls beat New Ellenton 34 to 13 as Carla Mealing scores 11 and Rene Harris adds 10. The Graniteville boys win 32 to 22 led by Phillip Butler with nine points.
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Graniteville
New Ellenton
Carla Mealing
Rene Harris
Phillip Butler
Maryland Tech Clash for ACC Lead This Weekend
Maryland and Georgia Tech battle for top ACC spot with both aiming to widen the gap. Maryland faces Duke in Durham while Tech meets Wake Forest in Atlanta. Other repeats include SMU at NC State and UNC at LSU ahead of North Carolina’s 15th-ranked visit to LSU.
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Duke
Durham
Yellow Jackets
Wake Forest
Atlanta
Greensboro
Southern Methodist
North Carolina State
South Carolina
Clemson
Louisville
Virginia
North Carolina
Louisiana State
N.C. State
Lefty Driesell
Demon Deacons
Len Bias
Jeff Adkins
T Hat
Driesell
Mark Price
John Salley
Yvon Joseph
Blue Devils
Johnny Dawkins
Mike Krzyzewski
Bobby Cremins
Wolfpack
Kentucky
Muhammad to Fight Booze at Felt Forum comeback
Eddie Mustafa Muhammad returns to the Felt Forum to face Tyrone Booze in a 10 round light heavyweight bout. Muhammad, who once pursued a heavyweight title and walked from a $250,000 purse, will donate his $3,500 purse to Ethiopian famine relief.
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New York
Eddie Mustafa Muhammad
Felt Forum
Eddie Gregory
Muhammad
Michael Spinks
Tyrone Booze
Washburn Sparks Probe Into NCSU Admissions
North Carolina State freshman Chris Washburn faced questions about his eligibility after a court report showed he scored 470 on the SAT, far below the 1,000 average for freshmen. Provost Nash M. Winstead said the university occasionally takes risks on blue chip athletes to aid marginal students.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Chris Washburn
Wake County
N.C
NCSU
Nash M. Winstead
Raleigh Times
North shares lead in Hawaiian Open after strong finish
Former U S Open champion Andy North, ill but rallying with five birdies in the final six holes, shoots 66 to share the first round lead at the $500 000 Hawaiian Open with Hal Sutton Scott Simpson and Dan Halldorson. Mark O'Meara and others sit one stroke back at 67.
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Honolulu
Andy North
North
Hal Sutton
Scott Simpson
Dan Halldorson
Mark O’meara
Waialae Country Club
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Vance Heafner
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