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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 2004

Page

16

Windy conditions test locals in Under-18 play

Stone Mountain's Mario Miles and Augusta Christian's 16 year old Freeman suffer in gusting winds during day two. Percival explains wind complicates serves and shots as she credits a strong effort in a loss. Freeman notes the unfamiliar division and vows to practice returning balls in such conditions.

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Mayor's Cup Tennis Roundups at Houndstake and Fermatta

The Boys 16 and 18 singles rounds and results from the Mayor's Cup at Houndslake C C and Fermatta Club feature numerous matchups. Notable wins include Jordan Walters defeating Drew Tatum and Bradley Cox beating Mikey Millner, with many players from Georgia North Carolina and Alabama advancing to round of 16 and beyond.

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Carolina aims for top-25 after Tennessee win

South Carolina coach Odom praised the team as they beat Tennessee 63.6 percent shooting, aided by a crowd of 17,806 at the state’s largest basketball attendance. Josh Gonner, the Tennessee hero, scored a career high 24 points as fans filled courtside seats.

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Australian Open opens with seeded women upset

Top seeds Andy Roddick and Justine Henin Hardenne win first rounds at Melbourne Park as 12 seeds fall. Roddick defeats Gonzalez 6-2 7-5 7-6 in a tight match aided by a disputed line call, while Henin Hardenne dominates 15-year-old Lukaszewicz.

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