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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 2013
Page
11
Kevin Kisner shoots an even par 70 in Round Two at The Memorial Tournament after posting seven birdies five bogeys and a double bogey. He sits at even par as the weekend approaches.
Charleston River Dogs beat Augusta 2-1 as Peter O'Brien hit a two run homer and Rafael De Paula earned the win with Ben Paullus notching his third save. Augusta pitcher Martin Agosta took the loss.
USCA PM forward Kayla Harris and Brittany Hill transfer to Wingate University amid broader staff exits including assistants Jennifer Brock and Audrey Timmerman under coach Mike Brandt. Freshman Michelle Turner also departs for Fort Lewis College. Hill sits out 2013 14. Harris faces knee injury questions after ACL MCL tear. Timmerman says transfers reflect personal decisions and supports players.
Kyle Martin delivered an RBI single in a four run eighth as South Carolina beat St Louis 7 3 and extended its NCAA tournament home win streak to 25. The Gamecocks led 3 0 before the Bills tied it in the seventh and eighth.
Liberty shocked Clemson 8-3 in the NCAA Columbia Regional opener at Carolina Stadium as catcher Trey Wimmer drove in six runs and pitcher and coaching staff embraced a fearless approach. Clemson coach Jack Leggett lamented the sharp play of Liberty while Clemson eyeed a stronger effort from tournament players in the next games.
USC Aiken coach Kenny Thomas believes Clemson and USC will dominate the Columbia Regional despite Clemson’s loss to Liberty. He notes South Carolina’s home strength, pitching depth led by Nolan Belcher, and the host advantage as key factors while echoing the regional’s unpredictable nature.
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