Whitenack Named Peach Belt Baseball Player of the Week
USC Aiken outfielder Beau Whitenack earned Peach Belt Baseball Player of the Week honors after going 9 for 14 with two home runs and nine RBIs in three games versus Erskine College and USC Spartanburg. He sports a season average of .483 with three homers and 17 RBIs.
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Aiken at Brewton Parker Highlights February 18 Baseball
February 18 slate features Aiken at Brewton Parker in baseball. Basketball shows Wagener Salley girls against an unclear opponent, and North Augusta Middle faces Paul Knox in the Leavelle McCampbell Invitational boys championship. Emory JV visits Aiken Technical, while North Augusta hosts Aiken JV. The event includes softball with South Carolina State at USC Aiken, and tennis where Augusta State meets USC Aiken for men and women.
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Evening college and pro basketball telecast slate
The schedule lists Duke at Clemson, Indiana at Ohio State, Louisville at Marquette, Washington at Stanford, and Knicks at Jazz among ESPN and Fox Sports broadcasts. Also mentions Miami at Providence and Winter Olympics coverage on various channels.
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South Aiken narrowly holds off Irmo in tight regional game
Michael Tyler’s baseline jumper with 16 seconds left gave South Aiken a 40-39 win over Irmo, keeping the Thoroughbreds one game behind region leader North Augusta in Region 3-AAAA. In girls action Irmo beat South Aiken 55-38 as Shareee Williams led Irmo with 20 points.
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Hornets keep Region 3 AAAA playoff hopes alive
Aiken High School earned a 50-35 boys win over Orangeburg-Wilkinson, narrowing the gap in Region 3 AAAA standings with three games left. Lamont Scurry led Aiken with 17 points as the Hornets shut down Xerxes Sabb, while O W’s Tisha Johnson led the girls with 20 points in a 70-39 O W victory.
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North Augusta Tops Lexington in Overtime for Region Lead
Tyrone Walker hit a buzzer layup as North Augusta beat Lexington 55-54 in overtime to stay atop Region 3-AAAA. Sean Mims fueled the rally with a late 3 and 13 points in OT, while Walker led North Augusta with 18. Lexington’s Benjamin Ryan led with 14.
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USC Aiken Edges Lander In Tight Peach Belt Finish
USC Aiken survives a late surge by Lander to win 75-71 in a Peach Belt game at Finis Home Arena. Derek Moore had 18 points and 13 rebounds, Juan Wiley led with 19, as the Pacers close the regular season 11-5 in conference and 18-8 overall, with North Florida looming in Savannah.
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U S skiers sweep in aerials at Nagano Games
US skiers Eric Bergoust and Nikki Stone dominated the aerials events, earning golds in both men’s and women’s competitions. Stone won with a 193.00 total as Bergoust set a world record 255.64, part of the United States’ third and fourth freestyle ski golds at Nagano.
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