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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 2010
Page
15
University of South Carolina wide receiver Aishon Jeffery earned a spot on the 2009 ACN Insurance Freshman All-America team chosen by the Football Writers Association of America. Jeffery led USC with 46 receptions for 763 yards.
USC Aiken's Pacers, after a three game skid earlier, have won nonconference games and back to back Peach Belt wins over Georgia Southwestern and UNC Pembroke. Coach Vince Alexander cites team balance and selfless play as key to momentum, with eight players averaging at least seven points.
Inclement winter weather caused the Aiken Standard to print several hours early to ensure safe delivery. The Thursday national championship game between Alabama and Texas is not in today's paper, with updated sports results and standings posted online at AikenStandard.com and to appear in Saturday's edition.
South Carolina coach Steve Spurrier laments a 20-7 loss to Connecticut in the PapaJohns.com Bowl that left the team 7-6 but stays confident. He notes a long road ahead with promising freshmen like Alshon Jeffery contributing and more newcomers expected to help turn the program around.
The City of Aiken’s Citizens Park softball complex was named National Adult Softball Park of the Year by the Independent Softball Association in Nashville. Parks chief Jeff Metz and athletic coordinator Seth Holley accepted the award and discussed staff efforts, while preparing for a February tournament. The city also learned it won the bid to host the 2011 Adult Men's Slow-Pitch World Series, with many events slated at Citizens Park in coming months.
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