Woodside tops Farmington Northwood in CSRA swim meet
Woodside Plantation improved to 4 0 Thursday night by defeating Farmington Northwood 399 P46 in a CSRA Swim League meet Triple winners for Woodside were Mer Paith Clemmens Aly sa Kasran Laurer Thomas Marissa Paolini and Chad Nickell Double winners were Josh Barnes Kyle Blane Rachel Breidenbach Klaehn Burkes and Ryan Nickell Farmington Northwood winners were Richard Splichal and Ashley Scott Woodside aims to finish perfect regular season Tuesday hosting West Lake at 6 pm Dodgers hold layer tryout camp for players 15 22 at Spartanburg Methodist College Saturday at 9 am
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Local Youth Baseball and Golf Televised Sports Card
Tomorrow at Riverview Park Dixie Youth 9-year-old District 6 baseball starts at 7 p.m. A 10-year-old Dixie Youth Sub-District 2B at Citizens Park begins, while Sub-District 2C meets at Belvedere at 2 p.m. Also ESPN carries St Jude Classic golf at 3 p.m. and Golf Channel airs ShopRite Classic at 4 p.m. ESPN shows US Senior Open golf at 7 p.m. Braves visit Red Sox in baseball at 9 p.m. Reid faces Cauthen in boxing at 9:30 p.m. World Cup Turkey vs South Korea at 4:47 a.m. Wimbledon tennis on TNT at 8 a.m.
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Belvedere Forces Deciding Game In District Showdown
Belvedere roars to six first inning runs to beat Midland Valley 146 in a district 6 showdown and force a winner take all game at Riverview Park. Brodie Lafontaine and Dylan McElhaney go 3 for 4 each, Baynham drives in two as Belvedere seizes momentum.
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Sheffield's elbow pad sparks dispute with Mets and Braves
New York Mets and Atlanta Braves clash over Gary Sheffield elbow pad limits. Sheffield dismisses the fuss as amateurish, noting a smaller pad in his Thursday appearance after a rainout. A grand slam earlier and a homer in his first at bat drew attention, but the game was called after three innings.
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Morrison Upsets Ferrero on Centre Court at Wimbledon
Jeff Morrison, ranked 98 and in only his third Grand Slam match, defeated ninth seed Juan Carlos Ferrero 6-3 7-5 7-6(6) on Centre Court to reach the Wimbledon third round. The West Virginia hurler admitted nerves but soaked in the moment as he joined Andy Roddick and Taylor Dent as the remaining American men. Morrison earned his spot after Tommy Haas withdrew following his parents’ motorcycle accident in Florida.
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NBA to discuss Charlotte return and arena deal
NBA officials will begin arena talks with Charlotte next month on behalf of potential owners. Steve Belkin, Robert Johnson, and Bob Sturges have shown interest in a new expansion team. Granik stressed seriousness and Charlotte's strong Hornets era support, while noting financing and arena terms are pivotal.
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