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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1982

Page

10

Aiken Edges Airport In Tight Region 3-AAAA Playoff

Aiken High defeated Airport 62 to 53 in a close Region 3 AAAA semifinal at the Aiken gym. The Hornets used a late decisive run and clutch free throws by Jerome Elam to seal the win as Airport kept it tight most of the game.

Aiken High Airport Aiken Yankee George Steinbrenner Randy Counts James Brown Art Washington Counts Joel Goff Jerome Elam Elam Washington Hornet Mark Stevens Brian Minnick

Tar Heels Regain Top Spot In AP Rankings

North Carolina returns to No. 1 in the AP Top 20 after a week of upsets across the nation. DePaul climbs to No. 2 as Virginia drops to No. 3. Oregon State and Missouri hold positions amid late-week results.

Tar Heels North Carolina Associated Press Virginia West Virginia Rutgers Sports Writers and Broadcasters Georgia Tech Duke DePaul Ray Meyer Blue Demons Furman Notre Dame Maryland Cav Idaho Minnesota Georgetown D.C Vandals Gophers Iowa Hoyas Providence Connecticut Oregon St Missouri Tulsa Town Fresno St Memphis Arkansas Kentucky Wake Forest Kansas

Pacers Sweep Opening doubleheader in 1982 season

USC Aiken baseball swept Indiana State Evansville in a two game doubleheader as Steve Wiggins pitched seven strong innings in the opener and Dennis Seiple went the distance in the nightcap. Bill Harvey John Petrey led the offense with timely hits as Aiken overcame an early 2-0 deficit to win 9-3 and 3-2.

Mike Boyle Usc-Aiken Indiana State-Evansville Screamin’ Eagles Georgia Southern Pacers Appalachian State Steve Wiggins Dennis Seiple Bill Harvey John Petrey Usc-A Indiana State Chris Pinkerton David Weaver Greg Ray RBI Pinkerton Greg Merkel

Indiana State Evansville Game Box Score Report

The Indiana State Evansville game lists players and scoring including Ray 300 David Weaver 300 Brent Johnson 11 Jeff Schulz 310 Kent Johnson 311 Greg Merkel 101 Brete Lottes 000 Van Hook 200 Rodney May 300 Randy Brown 200 Bob Gul ledge 0 00 Chris Pinkerton 000 Troy Henning 40 USC Aiken Vic Radcliff 310 Kenny Kirkland 310 Danny Frangos 200 Todd Scott 100 Gene Jennings 000 Johnny Wise 200 Blaine Bronson 100 Bill Harvey 320 Daniel Wilson 000 John Petrey 221 Bubba Sharpe 1 00 John Toth 3.00 Robert Hardy 200 Dennis Seiple 306 State 00010130- 2391 USCA 12882 Seve sg WP Seiple 140 LP Henning 0-1 HRs none.

Weaver State Pacers Kenny Kirkland Phil Strickland Blaine Bronson Daniel Wilson Strickland Vic Radcliff Bronson Radcliff Wilson Danny Frangos Aiken Johnny Wise David Weaver Wiggins Steve Randy War Indiana State-Evansville Chris Pinkerton Greg Ray Jeff Schulz Greg Merkel Kirk Traylor van Hook Kevin Leib Davence Kent Johnson Randy Brown Brent Johnson Usc-Aiken John Toth Eee Lines John Petrey Robert Hardy Steve Wiggins Indiana State Evansville Oay Ray Brete Lottes Rodney May Bob Gulledge Troy Henning Todd Scott Gene Jennings Bill Harvey Bubba Sharpe Dennis Seiple USCA Seve Seiple Lp—Henning

Midland Valley Girls Hold Top State 4A Poll Again

Midland Valley remains undefeated at 23-0 and leads the final 4A 3A girls rankings from the South Carolina Basketball Coaches Association. The poll lists top teams across 4A 3A 2A 1A divisions for girls and 4A 3A boys with notable standings including Summerville Camden St. Andrews N. Charleston and Bennettsville among others.

Midland Valley Girls Midland Valley North Augusta South Carolina Basketball Coaches Association Summerville St. Andrews N. Charleston Bennettsville Camden Westside Dorman Manning Lower Richland Loris McBee Harleyville-Ridgeville Chapman Oakway Allendale-Fairfax Andrew Jackson Barnwell Great Falls Woodruff Alleridale- Fairfax Harleyville Ridgeville Lincoln McCrorey-Liston Spartanburg Brookland-Cayce Eau Claire Sumter Orangeburg-Wilkinson Socastee Wando Mullins Keenan Hanna-Pamplico Crescent Pageland St. Stephens McCormick

Playoffs Continue Tonight In Region 3-AAAA Action

The Region 3 4A basketball playoffs feature Midland Valley girls hosting North Augusta and Aiken hosting Brookland Cayce in first round games both tipping at 7. The Ridge Spring Monetta boys travel to Bowman for a 7 30 start in state playoff action.

Aiken Brookland-Cayce Midland Valley High North Augusta The Ridge Spring Monetta Boys Bowman

Pound Collins Earn All-NAIA District 6 Basketball Honors

USC Aiken standout Sandra Collins earned first team all district 6 honors while Cindy Pound collected second team recognition. Beth Couture of Erskine was named player of the year and Monty Wooley of Erskine earned coach of the year as the Lady Pacers finished 17-11 and reached the District 6 tournament finals.

Usc-Aiken Sandra Collins Cindy Pound Collins Beth Couture Jan McDonald Erskine Sherry Barnhill Coastal Carolina Luanne Wentzky Lander Erksine Monty Wooley Lady Pacers

Brookland-Cayce Drubs Mustang Boys In Region Playoff

Brookland-Cayce beat Midland Valley 67 to 38 in the first round of the Region 3-AAAA playoffs as Alan Washington scored 24 points for the winners. Midland Valley finished the season 1-22, and coach Bruce Wheelon lamented scoring struggles and inside defense.

Cayce Brookland-Cayce High Midland Valley Bruce Wheelon Alan Washington Brookland- Cayce John

Orangeburg-Wilkinson routs North Augusta in Region 3 playoffs

Orangeburg-Wilkinson sprinted to a 20-3 start and rolled to an 88-46 first round win over North Augusta. Ben Bailey led OW with 18 points while John Bivins scored 16 for North Augusta, who ended the season 4-17 as OW advanced to host Aiken next round.

Orangeburg-Wilkinson High North Augusta Orangeburg-Wilkinson Ben Bailey Donald Johnson Devon Black Lawrence Carmichael Aiken Bruce Dansby Fernando Colbert Darrin Swearinger John Bivins Bruce Johnson Ken McKie Orangeburg Wilkinson Johnson Snell Williams Lawrence

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