Boots Sill inducted into Coaches Association Hall of Fame
Boots Sill, celebrated trailblazer in women's sports and former basketball coach, is the sixth member of the Coaches Association Hall of Fame. Inductees include Patsy Mack Pinkerton Johanna Gibbs Becky Wetzel Ann Dickert and Patsy Rhodes, recognized for contributions to the women's game.
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Raceway memories from Augusta International Raceway film screening
A documentary recounts the Augusta International Raceway complex from 1962 to 1969, featuring NASCAR drivers Richard Petty and David Pearson among others. Residents from Aiken and nearby towns recall six tracks and the closure, with a free screening at Diamond Lakes Library Gym in Augusta. Audience members are invited to bring memorabilia and photos, followed by a reception. call (706) 829-6825 for details.
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Rex White
Frank Warren
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Petty Motorsports
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Diamond Lakes
Aiken County
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Savannah River
New Ellenton
Graniteville
Ken Moore
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Downey Leads Gamecocks Past No 1 Kentucky in Upset
South Carolina star Devan Downey scored 30 points as the Gamecocks defeated top ranked Kentucky 68 to 62 at Colonial Life Arena. The win drew a large victory celebration, a $25,000 SEC fine for the fans on court celebration, and ongoing talk of a historic moment for USC basketball. Downey urged fans to celebrate while coach Darrin Horn praised the result and emphasized policy safety.
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Swinney Uses Four Hour Rule to Boost Clemson Recruiting
Dabo Swinney promotes a four hour recruiting radius at Clemson, echoing former coach Danny Ford’s approach. Ford’s era emphasized brief travel to build relationships, targeting North Carolina and Georgia. Clemson relies on border-state talent, with seven Georgians and one North Carolinian among two commitments and a top NC prospect pursued.
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