South Aiken Teams Top Aiken in Busy Sports Card
South Aiken High School defeated Aiken High 4-2 in a Region 5-AAAA tennis match at Riverview Park. Hayden Plaeger led the Thoroughbreds with a 35 medalist score, while Aiken’s Alex Skiff led the Hornets with 41. The card also notes golf results and other spring sports involving South Aiken, Aiken, and regional rivals.
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South Aiken
Aiken
South Aiken High
North Augusta
Riverview Park
Aiken High
Yellow Jackets
Panthers face Pacers in prep for Louisville clash
USCA says Zimmerman leads national ranking with 3.87 made threes per game while Hall sits fifth at 3.42. Alexander notes Panthers shoot well from outside but Pacers may have inside edge as prep continues with March 28 game in Louisville.
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Zimmerman
Hall
Panthers
Alexander
Teddy Simnick
Ian Carter
Pacer
Derrick Scott
Santoine Butler
Kinley Branch
Paul Larsen
Butler
Larsen
Louisville
Seniors turned USC into winning program
Ashley Bruner recalls the tough discipline of Dawn Staley early with South Carolina as the Gamecocks built a winning program. Now in the NCAA Tournament, Bruner and Kasia Walker anchor a senior-led team aiming to advance from the Norfolk Regional after ending a tough rebuild with strong defense and leadership.
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Columbia
Ashley Bruner
South Carolina
Dawn Staley
Gamecocks
Staley
Bruner
The
Norfolk
South Dakota State
Boulder
Colo
Purdue
Colorado
Norman
Okla
Kasia Walker
Amityville
Walker
Stanford
Sancheon White
La’Keisha Sutton
Markeshia Grant
Aleisha Welch
Welch
Pacers Rally In Nailing Comeback Win Over Newberry
The Pacers overcome a Newberry surge to win the second game of a doubleheader. Sara Montes and Lindsey Jones sparked a bunt-driven first inning, while Newberry produced three runs in the sixth led by Gabby Bedard before Kornegay's exit. Snyder cites spring break layoffs and says the rally boosts momentum into a Peach Belt Conference clash with Georgia Southwestern.
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Sabrina Giancroce
T-Breds
North Augusta
Boys Ridge
Silver Bluff
Edisto
Bulldogs
Thomas Crumley
Adam Martin
Dalton Smith
Jordan Lambert
Lambert
Cougars
Haley Key
Jasmine Squirewell
Komegay
Pacers
Sarah Montes
Brittney Williamson
Lindsey Jones
USCA
White
Bossie
Newberry
Gabby Bedard
Wolves
Morgan
Kornegay
Snyder
Georgia Southwestern
Parity Drives Freewheeling NCAA Tournament Preview
Coaches and players acknowledge widespread parity as top seeds, led by Louisville Kansas Indiana and Gonzaga, face a field with Butler George Mason and VCU breaking traditional bounds. Analysts note changing dynamics with 11 at large bids, but predict dramatic upsets and a contested title race toward Atlanta.
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Wildcats
Robert Morris
Pittsburgh
Bob Morris
Saint Louis
Dwayne Evans
New Mexico State
San Jose
Calif
SportsCenter
Louisville
Rick Pitino
Kentucky
Kareem Abdul-Jabbari
Bill Waltons
Carolina
Duke
Christian Laettner
Cardinals
Kansas
Indiana
Gonzaga
Arizona
Butler
George Mason
VCU
Washington State
Associated Press
Bulldogs
Bucknell
Indianapolis
Xavier
Creighton
Georgetown
Villanova
Stevens
Boise State
Middle Tennessee
Atlantic 10
Miami
Hurricanes
Pitino
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Liam Wiggins
Andy Wykel
Cam Wilkes
Allen Cambell
Jeremiah Hawkins
John Callicott
Hornets
Neal Patel
Hampton Williams
Matt Wykes
Blake Elam
Ali Pentiz
Matthew Berry
McLeod Barber
Glenn Barnes
Wiggins
Jordan Dingle
South Airien
Stefan Zotovich
Preston Tiffany
Petar Zotovich
Zach Thatcher
Marco Zotovich
Jonny Bowman
John Michael Baldy Luke
White Knoll
Thatcher
Bowman
Matthew Willis
Winston Nguyen
Eric Hogue
Odell
Lexington
Macey Bosley
Jessica Schifer
Barnwell
Dutch Fork
Corbin Lutier
Chaz Davey
Ter
Lycens Drayton
Mia Ruffin
South Aiken JV
Carley Dempsey
Ashley Blair
Caroline Thames
Emily Harley
Aiken Tech
USC Salkehatchie
Tiffany Osmanski
Tiffany Sellers
Lady Knights
East Georgia State College
Jeremy Timmerman
Mercer University
Aiken Standard
Jesse Seilern
USC Aiken
Barton
USC
NCAA
Oklahoma State
Travis Ford
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