Overcash opens four shot lead at Woodside Open
Dale Overcash of Aiken fired a 67 to grab a four stroke lead at 139 through 36 holes of the TearDrop Tour Woodside Open at Woodside Plantation. Kevin Kemp and Stephen Woodard trailed, with Kemp shooting 78 to stand at 151 and Woodard at 143.
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Overcash
Dale Overcash
Aiken
Woodside Plantation
Kevin Kemp
Greensboro
N.C
Charlotte
Stephen Woodard
Augusta
Scott Parel
David Seawell
Thursday Baseball and Softball Schedule Readouts
Calendar shows multiple Thursday events including USC Aiken at Mount Olve 2:30 p.m. Midland Valley JV at Silver Bluff 4:30 p.m. Burke County Ga at North Augusta 7 p.m. Silver Bluff at Hunter Kinard 6 p.m. Silver Bluff softball at Aiken 5 p.m. plus additional matches in Art Nr Augusta Evans South Aiken Lexington and North Augusta junior varsity tennis scheduled with vague times.
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Mount Olve
Midland Valley JV
Siver Bluf
Pelion
Wagener Valley
Burke County
North ‘Augusta
Silver Bluff
Hunter-Kinard
Aiken
Nr ‘Augusta
South Aiken
Lexington
Airport
North Augusta
Pam
Evans
South Aike
TV Sports Schedule Highlights Evening Lineup
Noon NC State against Navy and South Carolina versus Richmond lead a basketball afternoon. Newsweek Cup tennis and Evert Cup tennis air late. Hockey features Blackhawks at Red Wings. Evening games include Arkansas vs Nebraska and Clemson vs Western Michigan. Golf Toshiba Senior Classic and Newsweek Champions Cup wrap ESPN coverage.
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Navy
WROW
South Carolina
Richmond
ESPN
Tennessee
Inois State
Blackhawks
Red Wings
ESPN2
Arkansas
Nebraska
Clemson
Western Michigan
TCU
Florida State
Mary Gloucester among 30 entered in Aiken Trials
Thirty horses entered for Saturdays Aiken Trials at the Aiken Training Track. Dogwood Stable and Stonerside Stable lead entries with four each. trainer Ron Stevens saddles nine horses. Notable entrants include Mary Gloucester, a Sea Hero filly, and Delicate Deed, Priceless, Big River, Noel, Sweet Betsy, Chicago Six, LB Tryon and others across the second, fourth, fifth and sixth trials for various trophies.
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Aiken
Dogwood Stable
Stonerside Stable
Ron Stevens
Tony Mitchell
Mary Gloucester
Sea Hero
Rokeby Stable
Mack Miller
Cot Campbell
Big River
Iselin Hall of Fame
Delicate Deed
Priceless
Stevens
Edward P. Evans
R.S. Evans
Bob and
Janice McNair
Paris
Gene Tucker
Noel
Sweet Betsy
Peg
Puffin
Gilded Leaf
Alysheba
Sunny's Halo
Mitchell
Brighton
England
Chicago
Tryon
Nagcogdoches
My Aiken Heart
South Aiken’s Kitchings Tyler Lead Thirteen Playoff Wins
South Aiken High School stars Tony Kitchings and Michael Tyler have carried the Thoroughbreds through three straight playoff victories, averaging 19.7 points for Tyler and 14 points 13 rebounds 6.3 blocks for Kitchings as Socastee stands as the final obstacle before the Class AAAA title.
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Michael Tyler
Tony Kitchings
South Aiken High School
Thoroughbreds
Socastee High School
Myrtle Beach
Tony
Muns
Kitchings
Socastee
Braves
USC Aiken Pacers win on road at Mount Olive
USC Aiken improves to 20 on their three game North Carolina trip with a 9 5 victory over Mount Olive after a second inning error. Omar Tirado homered and drove in four, while starter Chris Daniels earned the win in five innings.
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Peter Bauer
Trey Mosgovoy
USC Aiken
North Carolina
Mount Olive
N.C
Trojans
Pacers
Edge Barton College
Omar Tirado
Shawn Bennett
Chris Daniels
Daniels
Barton
Beau Whitenack
RBI
Britt Pender
Brad Bryan
Brandon Swinney
Bryan Rushton
Clay Farr
Gamecocks Seek March NCAA Upset in Richmond Clash
South Carolina, 23 7, seeded third, faces Richmond No 14 in East Regional at Washington D C. The Gamecocks aim to snap NCAA win drought since 1973 after last year's first round loss to Coppin State. Richmond known for upsets including Syracuse shocker in 1991.
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Washington
MCI
South Carolina
Coppin State
Gamecocks
Richmond
Eddie Fogler
Syracuse
College Park
Jarod Stevenson
John Beilein
McKie and Watson Named All SEC Honors
Ansa Sesay of Mississippi was the unanimous SEC player of the year. South Carolina stars BJ McKie and Melvin Watson earned first and second team honors respectively while Kentucky's Tubby Smith and Tennessee's Jerry Green shared coach of the year honors. Jumaine Jones and Tony Harris earned newcomer of the year ties.
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Ansa Sesay
Mississippi
Sear
Esay
Associated Press
South Carolina
BJ McKie
Slamecocks
Melvin Watson
Sesay
Rebels
Kentucky
Tubby Smith
Tennessee
Jerry Green
Jumaine Jones
Georgia
Tony Harris
McKie
Gamecocks
Smith
Green
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