Maximum Security to skip Preakness amid Derby disqualification appeal
Maximum Security will not run in the Preakness after being disqualified as the Kentucky Derby winner. Owner Gary West said he will appeal the ruling and focus on other Grade 1 races for 3-year-olds, with the colt set to leave Churchill Downs for Monmouth Park.
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Hornets Hall picks Pioneers for college basketball
Aiken High senior Maison Hall signs to play point guard at Spartanburg Methodist College, becoming the 10th Hornets signee since 2017. Coach Darris Jackson highlights Hall's four-year leadership, defensive energy, and role in a season that saw the team host a playoff game. Hall plans study in business or education and aims for a high major Division I program.
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T-Breds reach title game after dominant win
South Aiken's undefeated girls soccer team prepared differently for the Lower State championship against North Augusta. The seniors, state champions as sophomores, extended their pre game meeting and scored twice in the first half en route to a 5-0 victory, ending North Augusta's playoff run.
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Strom Thurmond advances to Lower State final in baseball
Strom Thurmond defeated Gilbert 3 to 2 to move to Wednesday's Lower State final at Bishop England in Class AAA. In girls soccer Wagener Salley beat McBee 3 2 and advances to a 6 30 p m Friday match at Irmo High School against Eastside, the last team to beat them. Gracie Beeson scored twice with assists as Wagener Salley built a 4 0 lead before North Augusta narrowed the gap.
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Truex Wins Second Dover Monster Mile NASCAR Race
Martin Truex Jr. won Monday’s Dover International Speedway race, leading 132 laps and beating Alex Bowman by 9.5 seconds. The Dover native and Joe Gibbs Racing driver claimed his second Cup victory at his home track, continuing a strong start to the season with the No. 19 Toyota.
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