Sorenstam plans to retire after season
Annika Sorenstam announces plans to retire after the current season, signaling the end of a storied career. The move comes amid ongoing speculation about her future in professional golf and endorsements.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 14, 2008
Page
13
Annika Sorenstam announces plans to retire after the current season, signaling the end of a storied career. The move comes amid ongoing speculation about her future in professional golf and endorsements.
USC Aiken and five players Roberto Diaz Jeff Goff Ashley Smith LP Solis and Kevin Grady head to Memorial Park Golf Course near Houston for the NCAA Division II men’s championship. The Pacers earned their spot by winning the Peach Belt Conference Tournament at Houndslake, building a legacy and joining elite Division II programs amid a strong 25 team field.
Locals recall Eight Belles after her strong second in the 134th Kentucky Derby. The gray filly bred at Three Chimneys Farm and Stables in Kentucky lived in Aiken and trained at Holy Hill and Legacy Stable. Riders and handlers described her as a class act with courage and a big stride.
Dawn Staley was named USC women's basketball coach on March 10, prompting speculation about Mary Wooley, USC Aiken alum and former Staley staffer at Temple, possibly following to Columbia. Wooley plans to stay in Philadelphia to pursue a kinesiology PhD, saying she would seek Staley’s position if offered.
Matt Smith of South Aiken High School signed a letter of intent to play Division I baseball at Presbyterian College MPC. He described the moment as a big step, chosen for the campus fit and new stadium plans, with the left handed pitcher expressing calm and pride in the opportunity.
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