Local Briefs Feature South Aiken Football MVP Smith
Woug Smith was named MVP at a South Aiken High Football Awards Banquet. He is an all conference and all state pick, averaging 8.8 yards per carry last season with a high of 214 yards against C A Johnson. Other winners include Perry, Barker, Brown, Jones, Landy, Mutchler and Smith for various honors. Schofield beat New Ellenton 53 36 behind Muller and Wright, while Kennedy defeated Langley Bath Clearwater 35 23 led by Kirkland and Boynton.
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Purnell Perry
John Barker
Alvin Brown
Freddie Jones
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Kelven Wright
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Leon Patterson
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Aiken JV, Lady Hornettes win. North Augusta soccer registrations set
Aiken JV led by Jim Dudley 16 and Tracy Willson 12 defeated Strom Thurmond 43 29 while Jenny Shaw scored 15 for the Hornettes in a 43 29 win. South Aiken girls beat Silver Bluff 30 21 and North Augusta hosts spring youth soccer registrations through January 30 with multiple dates and age rules.
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Traci Allen
Keri Chaves
Shawn Patterson
Shawn Wheeler
Mike Davis
Craig Heath
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Beverly Perry
Donna Wright
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Family Pride Wins Bowling Tournament in Aiken Weekend
Family Pride topped the mixed team event scoring 2475 as Donna and Jim Arbaugh led the doubles with 1316. Bob George posted the high scratch series 749 and a top game 277. Events run Jan 30 at Strike and Spare Lanes and Jan 31 at Aiken Bowl with 10 am 1 pm and 4 pm squads open to Aiken and Augusta ABC WIBC members.
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Pacers fall to Charleston after strong first half surge
Experienced Cougars build early 40 point lead as Charleston defeats Indiana in a final. Pacer coach Epperly praises his team's effort and resilience, noting they will not quit with five players on the floor. USC Aiken heads to Claflin College for an 8 p.m. Thursday game.
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Cougars Rally Past Lady Pacers In 21-Point Second Half
Cold spells fade as Charleston mounts a 20-0 run extending into the second half to build a 38-19 lead with 17:41 left. Lisa Barnes leads USCA with four points but teammates struggle as the Lady Pacers snap a seven game skid into a two game slide. Moody notes lack of consistent team effort despite some strong performances.
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Arizona Wildcats Remain No 1 As Upsets Shake Others
Arizona 18-1 tops AP poll with 59 first place votes missing unanimous status by four. Wildcats beat Southern California and UCLA in Pac-10 play, compiling 1,256 of 1,260 possible points to outpace Purdue 17-1.
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Scoreboard Basketball East Comelt and Others Snowed Out
Numerous NCAA basketball results across regions with many games postponed due to snow. Notable scores include Pittsburgh 90 Providence 56 and Rhode Island 101 Massachusetts 78.
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Brit Bal captures Serene Dancer at Aqueduct in tight finish
At Aqueduct Brit Bal held off Maid's Quarters in the closing strides to win the $32,000 Serene Dancer for older horses by a half length. The favored four-year-old gelding earned the victory in a race that matched strong early fractions and a late bid from Maid's Quarters.
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