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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 13, 2009
Page
15
Roger Clemens rejected claims by former personal trainer Brian McNamee that he was injected with HGH or steroids. He spoke on ESPN's Mike & Mike in the Morning, noting the timing aligned with the release of a book about his alleged drug use.
Midland Valley High School hosts St James High School tonight at 6 p.m. in a Lower State playoff elimination game following a 5-0 win over St James on Saturday. USC Upstate and Clemson also won their Tuesday games with notable homers and scores in local action.
Clemson coach Dabo Swinney faced a flood of questions about the quarterback spot at a CSRA Tiger fans event. The post spring depth chart lists Willy Korn and Kyle Parker as first team, with Michael Wade remaining in the mix as backup.
South Aiken High School's Thoroughbreds rout Battery Creek 10-0 in the Class AAA state playoff opener. Senior Dan Riley opened the scoring 1:43 in, with Bret Van Pelt adding two goals, and Mike Poole assisting on early goals as South Aiken dominated possession and pressured from the start. The 16-1 team extended its lead with goals from Van Pelt, Travis Naylor, Riley, Brady Francis, and Ronny Barnes before halftime.
At the Aiken event Clemson coach Oliver Purnell faced eager fans and Dabo Swinney as he discussed rising excitement around Clemson basketball. Purnell cited improved winning percentage, three NIT bids, two NCAA appearances, and a strong marketing push fueling fan support.
Wando High School crushed North Augusta 14 4 at Riverview Park as Charles Hill Brad Cherry and Drew Cisco led a 19 hit attack. The 27 2 Warriors forced the Jackets into the loser's bracket with Conway awaiting in a must win home game.
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