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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 16, 2005
Page
13
Ted Purdy ranked 173rd captured the Byron Nelson Classic on Sunday ahead of Ernie Els Phil Mickelson Vijay Singh and Retief Goosen. Tiger Woods skipped the weekend for the first time in 142 events after missing the cut Friday.
South Aiken and North Augusta high schools qualified for the Class AAAA state golf tournament at Furman University. South Aiken defends its title while North Augusta seeks to improve after a strong region showing. Eric Radford led the region with a 4 under par total, and both teams anticipate a tough Furman layout.
In the U-10 Southeastern Soccer Championships at the Citizen’s Park complex the Aiken Rovers 04 lost 3-2 in sudden death overtime to CSC Burn Navy of Columbia. Rex Epps Ralph Garcfano Diego Flores-Heredia and Pedro Zambrano scored for Burn Navy while the Rovers rallied in a dramatic final.
Volunteers hosted the South Carolina Junior Olympic and U 19 State Boxing Championships at the North Augusta PAL Boxing Club Clearwater facility. Aiken athletes Javis Carter Darrien Holston Tiera Abney Bobby Coates captured state titles along with North Augusta winners Keanu Ballesteros Daniel Elvira Nijee King Amber Bush Christian Domingue Jeffrey Drayton Aaron Harvey and Aaron Domingue all advancing to regional competition in Kingsland Georgia after walkovers for two winners.
Annika Sorenstam dominated the Chick-fil-A Charity Championship at Eagle’s Landing, finishing 23 under par and 10 strokes ahead for career win No. 60. She matched the LPGA march to third on the career list while Candie King won the B-Flight with 65.
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