Clemson football team visits White House celebration
Clemson players and staff visited the White House five months after beating Alabama for the national title. The visit included a barbecue lunch, a Oval Office stop, and remarks from Trump, Jim Clements, and Dabo Swinney. The crowd included South Carolina politicians and state leaders.
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Diaz poised to join U S Open field at Erin Hills
Six players added to the U S Open field with Roberto Diaz next in line if Phil Mickelson withdraws to attend his daughter's California graduation. Diaz would become the first alternate from New Jersey and gain access under a new USGA policy allowing alternates to play Erin Hills.
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Whee Kim
South Korea
Tennessee
Gregory Bourdy
France
Todd Light
Springfield
Palmer
Texas
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Georgia
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New Jersey
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California
Pacific Ridge School
Carlsbad
Amanda Mickelson
Wisconsin
San Diego
Richards lifts seven world records at national powerlifting meet
Tyi Richards, a 21 year old from Aiken, set seven world records in the 181 pound class at the Amateur American Powerlifting Federation National Championship. She won junior and open divisions, plus best classic heavyweight lifter, with a 369 pound squat, 203 pound bench, and 385 pound deadlift, totaling 959 pounds. She will join Team USA for the World Championship in September and has started a GoFundMe to fund the Chicago trip.
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Fortunate Sadler Witnesses Tapwrit Belmont Win Again
Aiken resident Jack Sadler, vice president of Dogwood Stable and Eclipse Thoroughbred Partners executive, watched Tapwrit win the Belmont Stakes with his wife. Four years earlier he celebrated Palace Malice’s victory and noted the rare opportunity to see both feats in New York.
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Susan
Belmont Park
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Eclipse Thoroughbred Partners
Robert LaPenta
Bridlewood Farm
Dogwood
Eclipse
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Campbell
Aron Wells
Brian Spearman
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