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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 2008
Page
17
Djokovic defeats Federer in a dramatic Australian Open semifinal as figures and momentum shift and top seed advances to the final while fans react to the surprise upset and lingering suspense.
In Peach Belt Conference polling, Columbus State is named favorite for the 2008 baseball regular season, while the Pacer team is picked to finish fourth. The report notes a league of ten programs and cites upcoming seasons and key expectations. Major league contract news also appears in brief, plus college choices and academic performance notes from college programs.
North Augusta beat Lexington 83-69 to move to 6-0 in Region 4 AAAA and 15-3 overall. Bryan Narcisse and Ronald Sims led with 16 points each, Darrell Curry and Quinton Harmon added 12 apiece as North Augusta seized tempo and produced quick baskets on turnovers. Lexington dropped to 2-4 in region, 14-10 overall.
North Augusta loses 50 41 as Lexington hits late free throws to seal the Region 4 AAAA girls game. Freshman Kayla West scores 19 with four three pointers for North Augusta in a tough regional setback.
WBO welterweight champion Paul Williams aims to end a seven month layoff by facing Carlos Quintana in a title bout at Penchanga Resort Temecula California on February 9. Trainer George Peterson says Quintana is a slick dangerous boxer who could test Williams at this high level.
The Peach Belt Conference announced a new agreement with Penn Atlantic to stream all men’s and women’s basketball games with live audio and video webcasts. USC Aiken begins this Saturday with a home doubleheader vs Georgia College and State.
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