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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 25, 2013
Page
13
Scott Brown played a shortened round with three bogeys leaving him 3 over par. Kevin Kisner faced two bogies and two double bogeys in an incomplete second round, threatening a cut.
USC Aiken players Gerstenslager Grover and Baur earned All-America honors as Daktronics selections. Gerstenslager led with a 380 batting average, 21 doubles, 7 homers, 2 triples, 53 runs and 53 RBIs. Grover added 11 saves with a 5 0 record and 1 0 92 ERA. Baur slashed for 3 2 with 42 RBIs, 27 multiple hit games, and 6 runs. Ty Barkell earned ABCA Rawlings Southeast Region Gold Glove Second Team with 478 putouts and a .990 fielding percentage.
Ryan McKie of Aiken and Jaquan Hall of Midland Valley will both sign letters of intent to play basketball next season. McKie joins Orangeburg Prep, Hall joins the Greenville Titans, as they pursue continued development and a chance to face each other in college.
Ed Carpenter, Butler University alum and Indiana native, rises as a key Indy 500 contender with deep ties to the Hulman racing legacy. The 32 year old, a rising driver in a one car effort, faces Penske Racing and Andretti Autosport as ABC televises the Indy 500 at noon from the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
USC faces a shakier path to an NCAA regional after a 0-2 run in the SEC tournament. Arkansas sits 2-0 with wins over Mississippi and LSU, boosting its regional chances while LSU’s loss to Arkansas reshapes the RPI and the field.
Connor Harrell of Vanderbilt flips over South Carolina second baseman Max Schrock on the final play of a 4-3 Commodores win in 10 innings, eliminating the Gamecocks from the Southeastern Conference Tournament on Thursday.
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