Bristow to Return as Hornets Coach Next Season
Allan Bristow announced on Monday he will remain head coach of the Charlotte Hornets after playoff elimination by the Chicago Bulls. The 43-year-old said he resolved frustrations and enjoys basketball, confirming his commitment to the seven year old franchise.
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Baird Seeks Repeat National Golf Title at Cedar Creek
Valdosta State senior Bunny Baird eyes back to back national championships as he tees off in the 1995 NCAA Division II Men's Golf Championship at Cedar Creek. The defending medalist hopes a final round heroics cap a storied career with another title.
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Baird to Turn Pro After National Tournament
National tournament caps the career of Baird, a dominant Blazers star ranked No. 3 nationally. He notes this will be his last amateur event before turning professional. Baird, who joined from Georgia Tech, paired with USC Aiken’s Brian Kassel to beat Dustin York of Central Oklahoma in Monday tune up.
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Mercker Shines As Braves Blank Rockies 4-0
Kent Mercker pitched eight strong innings for Atlanta in a 4-0 victory over Colorado. He praised the win as a team effort and contributed an RBI single after a Lemke double, boosting his seventh season with his best form in years.
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Aiken High girls claim first playoff win in program history
The Aiken High School Lady Hornets defeated Greenwood 4 0 at Hagood Stadium in their inaugural playoff appearance. Meidi Prye scored twice and freshman keeper Polly McCann made 10 saves as Aiken built a 2 0 lead before halftime and stretched it with two late goals. Coach Ron Johnson noted the team’s rapid ascent and penciled a second round at Mauldin High School after their first playoff victory.
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