Smith and Blixt win Zurich Classic playoff in Avondale
Cameron Smith and Jonas Blixt defeated Kevin Kisner and Scott Brown in a playoff at TPC Louisiana to win the Zurich Classic. Smith, the youngest finalist, sank a 3 foot birdie on the 18th in the fourth playoff hole after 76 holes with no bogeys by his team.
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Jonas Blixt
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Aiken County
Kevin Kisner
Scott Brown
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Blixt
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Kevin Eisner
South Aiken girls roll past Greer in Class AAAA opener
Top-seeded South Aiken dominated Greer 5-0 as Marissa Lee Megan Musick McKenzie Peskar Sarah Aquino and Gracie Beeson each scored. Lee added three assists and the T-Breds hit the crossbar three times while building an 11-match win streak headed into a second-round date with Daniel.
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Marissa Lee
Megan Musick
McKenzie Peskar
Sarah Aquino
Gracie Beeson
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Musick
Haleigh Bollig
Mihoulides
South Airica
Daniel
Richland Northeast
Mitchem’s two homers power Fox Creek to District 3 title
Cameron Mitchem fueled Fox Creek's 6-1 victory over Southside Christian with a two run shot in the sixth after a 2-for-3 day and four RBI. Fox Creek erased an early 1-0 deficit to claim the District 3 championship behind Mitchem's timely hitting and a passed ball error aiding the tying run.
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Cameron Mitchem
Fox Creek
Southside Christian
Clayton Coulter
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Fox Creek Dominates to Reach Upper State Playoffs
Fox Creek defeated Strom Thurmond 3 0 and earned a home playoff game in the Upper State by winning on Monday. Mike Ray pitched five innings with six strikeouts, Noah Jerrard had two hits, and a two run homer provided breathing room as the Predators held a 5 1 lead after a sixth inning solo shot. Fox Creek opens the Upper State tournament on the road Thursday against the St Josephs Cheraw winner.
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Panthers draft versatile McCaffrey Samuel reshape offense
Carolina adds Stanford star Christian McCaffrey and Ohio State’s Curtis Samuel, both with running back and receiver and return skills, to give Mike Shula multiple formations. Rivera says increased position flexibility will keep defenses guessing as Newton remains centerpiece.
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Curtis Samuel
Shula
Panthers
Cam Newton
Newton
Auburn
Ron Rivera
Rivera
McCaffrey
Samuel
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