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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 2005
Page
13
USC Aiken baseball drops the rubber game of the Peach Belt Conference series against Francis Marion University 6 4 at home on Page 3B. The given account highlights key innings and player performances for both teams.
USC Aiken Lady Pacers clinch a spot in the NCAA Division II tournament as the eighth seed in the South Atlantic Regional. They draw Shaw University in Raleigh, North Carolina, with coach Mike Brandt praising his seniors and focusing on one more game.
No 2 North Carolina overcame a late Duke surge with 17 seconds left Marvin Williams converted a three point play sealing an 11 0 run to win 75 73. UNC (26 3,14 2) clinched the ACC regular season title as Rashad McCants missed his fourth straight game and Jackie Manuel called it a long journey.
South Carolina overcoming a 14 point first half deficit to defeat Ole Miss 76-70 in overtime. Carlos Powell poured in a career high 30 points including six of the Gamecocks ten overtime points and a bank shot at 18.8 seconds to force regulation.
Tiger Woods defeats Phil Mickelson in a dramatic final round at Doral to finish 24 under and secure his return to the No. 1 ranking. Mickelson shoots 69 after a late rally as Woods closes with a 66 and a 6 under par, earning $990,000.
Martin Truex Jr. held on after an early pit stop to win the Telcel Motorola 200 in Mexico City, finishing over six seconds ahead of Kevin Harvick. Carl Edwards finished third with Shane Hmiel, Boris Said, Rusty Wallace, Clint Bowyer, and Kenny Wallace in the top seven. Attendance reached 94,229 on race day with Saturday qualifying drawing 38,319 as promoters push NASCAR in Mexico.
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