Stoneking Dominates Aiken to Reach District Final
Grayson Stoneking struck out 12 and allowed four hits as St James defeated Aiken 5-0 in the district playoffs. The junior helped his own cause with a first inning RBI single and a third inning grounder error that scored a run, as the Sharks advance to host the district final against the winner of Aiken vs Hanahan.
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Murrells Inlet
St. James
Grayson Stoneking
Aiken
Lake City
Stoneking
Hornets
Liam Bloom
North Augusta Softball Downs Conway in Rain Shortened Playoff Win
North Augusta 5 Conway 0 in five innings as Caro line Cockrell pitched a no hitter with nine strikeouts to push the Yellow Jackets toward a rematch with Summerville for the District 6 title. Emily Ayers Natalie Burke Shirjcka Basket powered offense in the win. The game was halted by rain and lightning for over an hour before a decisive finish. Brown praised Cockrell's control and efficiency while noting the team will seek two wins over Summerville to advance. The district final is set for Wednesday at Summerville.
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Sharks
St. James
North Myrtle Beach
Centracchio
T.J. Lundeen
North Augusta
Caroline Cockrell
Conway
Cockrell
Yellow Jackets
Tigers
Summerville
Caroline
Gerald Brown
Emily Ayers
Natalie Burke
Shirco
Ka Basket
Brown
Pacers tied for 15th after first round in regional golf
USC Aiken sits 15th at 307 nine over par in the NCAA Division II South/Southeast Regional at Mission Inn Resort. West Florida leads 280 while 8 players are within five shots of the lead as Nicolas Ostensson and teammates chase a final 18 holes after first day.
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Howey-In-The-Hills
Fla
USC Aiken
Mission Inn Resort & Club
Pacers
North Alabama
West Florida
Lynn
Limestone
Columbus State
Barry
Georgia Southwestern
Axel Ostensson
Hubert Tisserand
Samuel Schiff
Johnson Holliday
Peach Belt Conference
August Lindvall
Chandler Blanchet
Manuel Torres
Carson Newman
Mets Power Past Braves in First-Inning Home Run Blitz
New York powered past Atlanta 4-1 as Wright Cespedes and Duda homered in the first inning. Colon pitched eight scoreless innings to earn his 220th victory, extending Mets dominance in the opening frame and leaving Foltynewicz debuting after time in the minors.
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NEW York
David Wright
Yoenis Cespedes
Lucas Duda
Mets
Bartolo Colon
Atlanta Braves
Braves
Colon
Pedro Martinez
Hall
Juan Marichal
Atlanta
Mike Foltynewicz
Triple-A
Elias Sports Bureau
Carlos Beltran
Wright
Cliff Floyd
Washington
Livan Hernandez
Michael Conforto
Cespedes
Duda
Asdrubal Cabrera
Foltynewicz
New York Mets
Folynewicz
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