Lady Pacers sweep past SCAD in home softball doubleheader
USC Aiken softball defeated Savannah College of Art and Design in a Sunday home opener at Pacer Park, taking the first game 11 to 10 and the second 5 to 4. USC Aiken outhit SCAD 20 to 18 but SCAD committed eight errors, five in the opener. Sara Donnelly led with four hits and two RBIs in the two games, with two-hit performances from Reale Reynolds Rivers Sobieras and Hodges. Nicole Haley earned the first-game win in relief, while Julie Green M then earned the second-game win to move to 1-1.
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Pacers Split With Colonials In Peach Belt Doubleheader
USC Aiken salvaged a series split by defeating Georgia College and State 5-2 as Josh Hennessey lasted six innings, driving in two runs by Josh Griffith and Keith Cox. In game one GC&SU scored early and won 11-3 behind Dan Sneeringer in his season debut. Box scores show GC&State and USCA each with scoring bursts and late relief pitching.
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Rockingham race results and standings details
AP report from Rockingham shows Goodwrench X00 NASCAR 990 results with top positions and prize money. Lists drivers Franklin Wis Mark Marin Bobby Labor Susarvile Cal Jacob Watt Owensboro Ky Goby Minde Mand Texas St. Bligh NC plus series leaders and point totals for several competitors.
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Pacers Face Six Tournaments Ahead of Peach Belt Title
USC Aiken prepares for six events before defending its Peach Belt tournament crown April 25 27 in Atlanta. The schedule includes Ben Hogan Fripp Island Intercollegiate Fripp Island March 6 9 Cheerwine Challenge Holden Beach March 14 16 Pepsi Bradford Creek Intercollegiate Greenville March 20 22 Colonial Invitational Greensboro March 23 25 and Cleveland Gulf Augusta State Invitational Augusta April 4 6 plus Southeastern Intercollegiate Valdosta April 13 15 NCAA South Atlantic Regionals Greensboro May 4 7 and Division II nationals Phoenix May 18 23.
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Gordon Finds Late Burst Falls Short at Rockingham
Jeff Gordon fought to reach Dale Jarrett and defend the lead but Jarrett finished second in three straight Winston Cup events. Gordon’s average speed of 125.927 mph set a Rockingham 400 record, as Ricky Rudd’s previous mark stood at 122.320. Burton placed third with a $93,115 prize and a 40 point season lead over Ricky Craven.
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Florida State edges Clemson in tense ACC clash
Florida State, led by Collins with 17 points and Luchman 16, kept slim NCAA hopes alive as Clemson, paced by Buckner with 20, suffered a 27 28 second half setback. Sparse late scoring and miscues defined the upset bid.
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USC moves up as Kansas holds No. 1 in AP poll
Kansas remains No. 1 for the 13th straight week with a 27-1 record and 68 first place votes. Minnesota slips to No. 2 after a pair of losses as Kentucky holds No. 3, Utah and Wake Forest swap to 4 and 5, and St. Joseph's debuts at No. 23 after a 12-6 run. Clemson falls from No. 8 to 12 following losses to Duke and Florida State.
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