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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 21, 2009
Page
13
Phil Mickelson says he will pause all PGA Tour events indefinitely as his wife Amy battles breast cancer. He expects to begin treatment with major surgery within the next two weeks.
Augusta GreenJackets beat Greenville Drive 4-3 to take the opener of a four game set. All four runs came in the fourth inning as Augusta improves to 16-22. South Carolina results were not available at presstime for the SEC Tournament opener against Alabama.
Braves legend John Smoltz will start for Greenville Drive tonight at Lake Olmstead Stadium against the Augusta GreenJackets in a rehabilitation appearance. The Hall of Famer, under a one year Red Sox contract, aims to return to Boston’s rotation later this summer after shoulder surgery.
North Augusta pitcher Chris Phillips 6-3 in 2009 signs to play for Newberry College after helping North Augusta High reach the playoffs. He notes a complete game playoff win over West Ashley and a 7-1 road win at White Knoll as standout performances.
USC Aiken head coach Mike Brandt announces five signingstwo transfers and three high school athletesfor the Lady Pacers upcoming season. Transfers are expected to contribute immediately while the class aims to provide depth and competition for Peach Belt Conference play. Hannah Degraffinreed joins from Merrimack College with 10.0 rebounds per game as a freshman and 50 percent field goal rate.
Houndslake Country Club resumes renovations on the nine hole Azalea course with Aspen Construction installing drainage in bunkers. Crews removed old sand and bowled bunkers to shape them and dug trenches for a 4 inch double wall drainage pipe. The project aims to boost membership and improve course play.
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