Fermata dominates CSRA swimming with multiple winners
Fermata swamped Hammond Hill 538 in CSRA Swim League action. Triple winners were Jamie Pelfrey Wilson Miles Caroline Smits Will Victor Karli William Son and Ryan Freed. Double winners included Maggie Topp Rebecca Noel Casey Izard and Charles Rabon. Fermata faces Woodside next Tuesday. Petersburg Racquet Club of Martinez defeated Woodside Plantation 496-283 in CSRA opener. Woodside's Laura Beth Thomas Cory Blane each won three events. Hayley Fry Michael Ulmer Alyssa Kasran Evan Giraud Klaehn Burkes and Stephanie Girard added two wins each as Woodside prepares to meet Fermata next Tuesday.
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Fermata
Jamie Pelfrey
Wilson Miles
Caroline Smits
Will Victor
Karli William Son
Ryan Freed
Maggie Topp
Rebecca Noel
Casey Izard
Charles Rabon
Woodside
Galt Hosts Bostwick Memorial Quarterfinals at Langdon Road
August Astovite and Sam 5 compete in the Langdon Road Polo Club quarterfinals at 11 am. Gene's Cleaning is listed under Per Bostwick Memorial events with Pete Bost SemMane noted.
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Gene
Per Bostwick
Langdon Road
Evening sports lineup with varied games across channels
Today noon to 8 pm features multiple sports events across ESPN Fox Sports Net and The Golf Channel. Baseball games include Rangers at Braves Yankees at Reds Mariners at Phillies and Nets at Spurs. Hockey, golf, and women's basketball also appear on ESPN2 and USA networks.
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Rangers
Braves
Fox Sports Net
Yankees
Reds
Mariners
Philies
Basebal
ESPN2
Nets
Spurs
Basketbal
Wie
Golf Channel
McDonata
FBR Capital
USA
Mighty Ducks
Devil
WBF
Sacramento
Los Angeles
Thirteen Aiken gymnasts qualify for USAIGC nationals
Thirteen Aiken Gymnastics athletes earned spots to the USAIGC National Championships in Orlando Florida June 30 to July 6. Competitors include Kaitlin Lindburg Nikki Addison Alexis Arthur Morgan Gibbons Emily Anza Jane Hope Bennett Amy Christensenbury Carol Ann Whitsett Erin Bair Christina Larson Shelby Nicosia Ashley Cady and Madison Gibbons.
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Disney World
Aiken Gymnastics
United States Association of Independent Gymnastics Clubs
Usaigc
Orlando
Fla
Kaitlin Lindburg
Nikki Addison
Alexis Arthur
Morgan Gibbons
Emily Anza
Jane
Hope Bennett
Amy Christenbury
Carol Ann Whitsett
Erin Bair
Christina Larson
Shelby Nicosia
Ashley Cady
Madison Gibbons
Arthur
Mem
Frentrow
Area high schools honor 10 athletes as Standard MVP players
Ten seniors across four area high schools receive Aiken Standard Most Valuable Players honors for spring sports. South Aiken leads with four selections, Aiken with three, Silver Bluff with two, and North Augusta with one. Wallace and Jordan signed with South Carolina and Clemson respectively, two others also inked college deals.
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Gite Ox Spring
Aiken
Silver Blutt
Deidre Simmons
Eric Boessneck
Claire Joyce
South Aiken
Michael Barber
North Augusta
Zach Cooper
Jayson Hinkson
Beth Jordan
Aiken ‘Standard
South Aiken High School
Silver Bluff High School
North Augusta High School
Brandon Wallace
Silver Bluff
Ashley Bowman
Claire
South Carolina
Clemson
Bowman
Norfolk State
Barber
Wofford
Cooper
USC Aiken
Joyce
Presbyterian
Simmons
Boesseck
Hinkson
Smith
Jones Provides Pinch Hit Power as Braves Beat Rangers
Andruw Jones came off the bench to drill a two run homer in the eighth, lifting the Atlanta Braves to a 69 win over the Texas Rangers on Tuesday night. Urbina faced Vinny Castilla with a runner at second before Jones connected for his first pinch hit homer. Gryboski earned the win and Smoltz 21st save.
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Andruw Jones
Atlanta Braves
Texas Rangers
Texas
Ugneth Urbina
Vinny Castilla
Jones
Urbina
Kevin Gryboski
John Smoltz
Buscher Lifts Gamecocks to First State Pick in MLB Draft
USC third baseman Brian Buscher was chosen by the San Francisco Giants in the third round, leading South Carolina with a .384 average 12 homers and 58 RBIs. Additional Gamecocks selected include Marchbanks Bondurant Harris Coutangus and others. Delmon Young was top overall pick by the Tampa Bay Devil Rays.
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Culumia
South Carolina
Brian Buscher
San Francisco Giants
Gamecocks
David March
Banks
Florida Marlins
Steven Bondurant
Oakland Athletics
Justin Harris
Pittsburgh Pirates
Jon Coutangus
San Diego Padres
Winthrop
Jeremy Plexico
Montreal Expos
Furman
Thomas Mastny
Toronto Blue Jays
Delmon Young
California
Tampa Bay Devil Rays
New Bridge advances to semifinals in Pete Bostwick polo tourney
New Bridge pulled away late to beat Fox sale Equine 10-3 in the quarterfinals as Matias Magri led with four goals. Russ McCall added three, Willy Hartnett two, Kris Kampsen two for New Bridge while Foxdale Equine's Carlos Gonzales scored the other goal. Adam Snow of Aiken was held scoreless. The semifinal spot will be decided today as Dahlwood faces Galluo Gene’s Cleaning at 11 a.m.
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New Bridge
Foxsale Equine
Pete Bostwick
Matias Magri
Argentina
Russ McCall
Willy Hartnett
Kris Kampsen
Hugh Worsham
Uals
Foxdale Equine
Carlos Gonzales
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