Mustangs host Airport in Lower State title bid
Midland Valley aims to close the Lower State tourney with a win over Airport after a 23-6 season pace. Airport must win twice after dropping the opener. Mustang trio Fulmer Moyer Richardson blend 16-2, ERA 1.16. Stadium timing 5 p.m. with prior road trips shaping the dramatic setup.
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Derby winner Country House to skip Preakness illness ends Crown bid
Kentucky Derby winner Country House will not run in the Preakness due to illness after cough and virus signs emerged, ending any chance for a Triple Crown this year. Trainer Bill Mott said rest could help, noting the horse acted tough but showed concerning health indicators. The absence leaves Maximum Security as the only Derby horse not seeking the Pimlico test.
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War Eagles win state golf title in Batesburg Leesville
Wagener-Salley claimed the Class A state championship at Indian Trail Golf Club posting a team total of 360, seven strokes ahead of Lowcountry Leadership Charter. All-State finishes came from Trey Romines, Bryson Shealey, and Clayton Hooker, with strong roster depth and local community support cited by coach Parrish Deans.
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Trey Romines
Bryson Shealey
Clayton Hooker
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Romines
Jordan Widener
Ture
Clemson
Cody Proveaux
South Carolina
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Robbie Randall
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Spence earns regional and league honors for USC Aiken
USC Aiken pitcher Mitch Spence earned the Southeast Region Pitcher of the Week award from the NCBWA after seven shutout innings in a 6-0 win over Young Harris. The Cary, North Carolina native also won Peach Belt Conference Pitcher of the Week honors. Spence led with 10 strikeouts, allowed five singles, and walked one as USC Aiken opened a three-game series. He finished the season with an 8-4 record and a 4.22 ERA, leading the PBC in strikeouts with 94 and ranking third in innings pitched. The Pacers head to the PBC Tournament in St. Augustine, Florida as the No. 3 seed, in the same pool as No. 2 Flagler, No. 6 Columbus State, and No. 7 Francis Marion, with a 8:30 p.m. game against Columbus State on Friday.
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