Mets top Braves 8 2 in spring debut behind Nieuwenhuis
Kirk Nieuwenhuis goes 4 for 4 with a run as the Mets defeat the Braves 8 2 in Kissimmee. Dillon Gee allows two runs in two innings amid trade rumors while Wandy Rodriguez competes for a rotation spot and Mike Minor is sidelined with left shoulder tightness. Bartolo Colon and Julio Teheran set spring starts forthcoming for their clubs.
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Clemson sets sights after 2014 high notes in spring drills
Clemson wraps winter workouts with a focused mindset led by coach Dabo Swinney and strength coach Joey Batson. Key players like Mike Williams and Jayron Kearse describe tough mat drills and a business-like offseason as the Tigers prepare for spring practice and the April 11 scrimmage.
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Richt Promises Open Georgia QB Competition
Georgia coach Mark Richt said spring practice starting March 17 will feature a true three way race among Brice Ramsey Faton Bauta and Jacob Park for the starting quarterback job Park a redshirted sophomore impressed with leadership and athleticism while Ramsey and Bauta seek consistency as Schottenheimer enters his first year as offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach.
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Reese follows family legacy to milestone 1 000 points
Mackenzie Reese reflects on a milestone she achieved at USCA linking her success to athletic ancestors. Her grandmother Sarazin starred in the All American Girls Professional Baseball League and is honored in Cooperstown. Reese aims to cap her college career with a Peach Belt title while keeping her grandmother's memory close.
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Duke routs Wake Forest to extend win streak
Freshman Grayson Allen led No. 3 Duke with 27 points as the Blue Devils dominated Wake Forest 94-51 in Durham. Duke shot 58 percent, forced 19 turnovers, and secured the No. 2 seed in the ACC tournament while Wake Forest dropped to 13-17.
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Fox Creek Tops Wade Hampton 5 2 In season opener
Fox Creek High School baseball defeated Wade Hampton 5 2 as Adam Hane earned the win in relief of Graham Adams. Hane threw five innings with one earned run and three strikeouts while not allowing a hit in two scoreless frames. Hane also went 2 for 3 with a double. Hunter Zielinski added a 2 for 3 day with a double. Fox Creek next faces Bishop England at Pelton High School in the Comporium Invitational Sumter 2 South Aiken. In Sumter, South Aiken opened with a 2 0 loss to Sumter. Bowen Smith took the loss for the Thoroughbreds. They host a doubleheader Saturday against Brookland Cayce and J L Mann.
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South Aiken falls to Dutch Fork in girls soccer, 2-0
South Aiken, now 2-2, lost 2-0 to Dutch Fork as Mariah Gould made eight saves and Kelsey Swarthout added one for the T-Breds who host Spring Valley on Tuesday. JV Dutch Fork beat South Aiken 1-0. Evans, Aiken opened the season with a defeat to Evans, Makenzie Cude six saves, Mary Fogarty four for Hornets, next at Greenbrier if weather allows.
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