Aiken High Hornets rally to beat Butler in overtime
Aiken High School Hornets won 76 to 75 in a three minute overtime over Butler. Matt Simpkins led Aiken with 37 points while Doug Allen added 13 as the team erased a late deficit and grabbed the conference victory. Coach Robert Grant praised the comeback and stressed fundamentals for upcoming Irmo game.
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Aiken Jayvees Rally Past Butler In Tight 44-43 Win
Aiken High School Jayvees defeated Butler Jayvees 44-43 after a strong first quarter and a costly second half, led by David Holloway with 13 points and 10 rebounds. Final surge kept Aiken ahead 44-43 as Butler outscored 17-9 in the last period.
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Inconsistent Play Costs Yellow Jackets Defeat
Richmond tops North Augusta 61 to 46 as the Yellow Jackets struggle with turnovers and uneven scoring. John Harrison leads North Augusta with 16 points while Richmond advances with balanced scoring and key leaders.
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Ridge Spring Girls Fall to Barnwell in Poor Officiating Night
Ridge Spring Monetta coached by Garry Young laments poor officiating as they drop 46 to 28 to Barnwell. Debbie Long scores 10 and Kayla Raiford 6 lead the Trojans, who vow to improve defense and rebounding for Friday’s game against North.
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Barnwell Beats Ridge Spring Monetta 62 to 53
Barnwell defeated Ridge Spring-Monetta 62 53 as coach David Jones criticized his team for turnovers and mistakes. Walter Lott led Ridge Spring-Monetta with 21 points and the Trojans plan to host North Friday in a rematch after a prior 100 point showing.
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Lexington Rips Lions 79 55 in cage game
Lexington tops L B C Lions 79 to 55 as L B C struggles to find a on court leader. Jeff Moment and Mike Hightower lead L B C with 12 and 10 points while Lexington features multiple scorers.
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L B C Girls Edge Lexington 52 to 50 in Thriller
L B C defeated Lexington 52 50 as Deanna Green banked a late basket and led with 20 points while Rosalind Stewart added 19. Stewart and Green anchored a Lions comeback with key scores late and L B C prepared to face Saluda next.
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Lexington Jayvees Defeat L-B-C’s Jayvees 45–39
The Lexington jayvees edged L-B-C’s squad 45 to 39 last night. Don Geter led L-B-C with 14 points, followed by Elroy Hill with 13 points.
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Jackson Girls Defeat St. Angela 41 36
Jackson girls beat St. Angela 41 to 36 as Terri Houston led Jackson with 12 points and Donna DeWeese added 10. St. Angela's Robbin Lowe scored 18, but the Saints fell behind after a 15 point third quarter by Jackson. St. Angela to face St. Vincent next. Jackson meets Cardinal Newman.
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St Angela Boys Defeat Jackson 74 40 In Big Win
St Angela tops Jackson 74 to 40 as Tommy Campbell scores 25 and Scott Bethmann 14. Eddy Young adds 12 rebounds in his first start, while Buddy King notes strong defense and rebounding. St Angela prepares to face Carlisle after beating Newman Friday night.
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Gamecocks Take Down Billikens 76 60 at Home
South Carolina beat St. Louis 76-60 at the Carolina Coliseum behind Tom Boswell's 24 points and inside work from Nate Davis and Alex English. St. Louis led at halftime but faded in the second half as the Gamecocks improved to near the top of the rankings with strong rebounding and interior scoring.
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Graniteville Rocks Top Chapin 79 to 65 in Bounce Back Win
Graniteville led by Victor Dunbar with 15 points defeated Chapin 79 65. Tommy Timmerman added 14 and Willis Turner praised the team as they moved past fears of losing a player. Graniteville hosts Mid Carolina next Friday and aims to stay confident.
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Graniteville Rockets top Chapin 48 to 38 in region clash
Graniteville pulled ahead with decisive offensive changes led by Darnell Thomas and Loretta Brown to beat Chapin 48 38. Brown scored 19 and Thomas 18 as Graniteville controlled boards and defense. coach Jean Johnson said the team is on the right track and will work on offense and rebounding ahead of a road game against Mid Carolina.
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ABA Plans Ten or Eleven Teams in Coming Season
ABA Commissioner Todd Munchak said the league will have at least 11 teams, with Cincinnati getting a new franchise next year under his leadership. He dismissed rumors of an immediate commissioner change, confirming Theodore J. Munchak would lead through the June annual meeting.
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