Schedule highlights for sports on WRDW WLTX and more
College basketball and NAS CAR events fill the afternoon with WRDW WLTX carrying second round and round games. The Orioles face the Braves in an exhibition from West Palm Beach on WTBS while ESPN covers the Davis Cup tie United States vs Paraguay. Golf from Bay Hill airs on WIS WAGT and hockey rounds out the evening with Hartford against Edmonton on ESPN.
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WRDW
WLTX
Baltimore Orioles
Atlanta Braves
West Palm Beach
Fla
WTBS
WJBF
U.S
Paraguay
ESPN
WIS
WAGT
Hartford
Edmonton
USC Aiken Local Schedule Hardball Softball Week
The schedule lists USC Aiken games from March 17 to March 21 featuring Allen University Erskine Newberry Lander Piedmont Voorhees and USC Aiken. Baseball doubleheaders and softball contests are slated at 2 30 p m 3 p m 7 p m 4 p m and 1 p m with home and away games across all dates.
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Usc-Aiken
Allen University
USC
Newberry
Lander College
Usc-A
Ae Piedmont College
Voorhees College
Lady Thoroughbreds Fall In Finals
South Aiken led 31-27 at halftime but Chapman erased the deficit with a 22-12 third quarter surge and won the Class AAA title 75-59 at Frank McQuire Arena. Chapman had three players with 20 points including Henderson Moore and Lewis while South Aiken star Chris MacMurdo poured in 28.
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Columbia
South Airica
Chris MacMurdo
South Aiken
Chapman
Frank McQuire
Karen Carter
Melissa Lewis
Angel Henderson
Wanda Moore
South Africa
Henderson
Carter
All-State Guard
Moore
Susan Lowe
Allendale-Fairfax
Lady Thoroughbreds
Lady Caps
Keenan
South Aiken suffers injuries as Chapman crushes title bid
Struggling South Aiken, hampered by ankle injuries to Stacyue and Mysti Robbins, loses the Class AAA final 75-9 to Chapman. Chris MacMurdo and Kim Stewart lead in scoring and rebounding while substitutions come late, and regional champs Chapman with Melissa Lewis and Angel Henderson dominate.
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Stacyue
Chapman
South Airicn
Phillips
Mysti Robbins
Tabitha Butler
South Airien
Melissa Lewis
Angel Henderson
South Aiken Lady Thoroughbreds miss state title after tough postseason
South Aiken, led by Wanda Moore inside and balanced scoring from Phillips MacMurdo and Stewart, suffers a surprise early exit after injuries and strong play by Allendale-Fairfax and Columbia. Phillips returns for the Lower State final but illness and injuries shape the playoff run.
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South Airien
Holly Hill-Roberts
Phillips
Bennettsville
Tabitha Butler
South Aiken
Lady Thoroughbreds
Columbia
South Africa
MacMurdo
Karen Carter
Stewart
Pacers fall to UNC Wilmington as Batchelor returns
USC Aiken suffers a 3-2 loss to UNC Wilmington despite pitcher Richard Batchelor returning from a February arm injury. Batchelor pitched nine innings, striking out seven, walking five, and allowing six hits as Wilbur Gordon and Greg Ehmig provided early and late offense. The Pacers travel to Wilmington for a 2 p.m. rematch.
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Usc-Aiken Pacers
Unc-Wilmington
Richard Batchelor
Batchelor
Coastal Carolina
Mitch Wells
Pacer
Randy Warrick
Wilbur Gordon
Greg Ehmig
RBI
UNC Beats Michigan 109 97 to Reach East Regional Semis
North Carolina jumps to a 12 point lead and a 32 10 run in the first half to defeat Michigan 109 97. J R Reid scores 27 as Kenny Smith adds 22 and Jeff Lebo 16 with five Tar Heels in double figures. The Tar Heels advance to face Notre Dame in East Rutherford.
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Texas Christian
East Rutherford
N.J
North Carolina
Kenny Smith
Jeff Lebo
Tar Heels
Alabama Advances to Southeast Regional Sweet 16
Derrick McKey and Mark Gottfried propelled Alabama to a 101-76 win over New Orleans, ending the Privateers 10-game streak and moving the Crimson Tide to the round of 16. Providence topped Austin Peay 90-87 in OT as Ernie Lewis scored 26 and Billy Donovan 25.
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Providence
Austin Peay
Alabama
New Orleans
Birmingham
Ala
Derrick McKey
Mark Gottfried
University of New Orleans
Louisville
Ernie Lewis
Billy Donovan
Donovan
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Ted Tomlin
Lewis
McDuffie
Ginny Southworth
South Afrian
Bob Stoner
UNC
Michigan
Notre Dame
TCU
Indiana
Auburn
Duke
Xavier
Kansas State
Wyoming
UCLA
Pennsylvania
Gary Grant
Wolverines
Glenn Rice
Antoine Joubert
Steve Bucknall
Garde Thompson
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