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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 2007
Page
13
Clemson and Florida State battled for receiver Markish Jones after two national letters of intent surfaced. Jones, the South Carolina Shrine Bowl MVP, signed with Clemson while Florida State claimed the other LOI by fax.
Jeff Gordon aimed to tie Dale Earnhardt with 76 career victories but faced disqualification after inspection. He would have to win from 42nd starting position, a feat never achieved, to match the record at Daytona. Gordon stressed avoiding wrecks and relying on pit strategy.
Spartanburg High School defeated North Augusta 56-53 in a second round girls basketball playoff at North Augusta. Brittany Carson scored 17 and Tierra Young 14 for Spartanburg while Sydney Moss led North Augusta with 25. Carson sealed the win late as North Augusta faced its first home loss in two seasons.
Midland Valley teams swept Region 4-A foes while South Aiken Fox Creek and Silver Bluff added wins during Friday's Palmetto Classic. South Aiken beat Aiken 11 5 with Dustin Parnell earning the win and North Augusta looming later. Midland Valley routed Fox Creek 15 0 as Cody McElhaney and David Coursey led the offense. The Lady Mustangs rolled 31 1 over Ridge Spring Monetta for four RBIs by four players including Haley Justice and Kara Norris.
Aiken Technical College rebounded from an opening loss to Andrew College to finish 2-1 on day one of the Ringer Fastpitch Invitational at Citizens Park. Chambree Pugh homered three times, including a grand slam, driving in seven for a 9-7 win over Walters State as Amber Banks held the Dragons to build a 9-2 lead.
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