Clemson Furman match postponed after Paladins death
Clemson will not host Furman in men’s soccer as the Oct. 16 match is postponed following the death of Furman defender Philip Gray Griffin from Huntersville, North Carolina. Griffin died Oct. 11 in a highway accident as he and three teammates traveled back to campus. Furman recently beat College of Charleston 10.
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Night slate of sports games across North Augusta area
North Augusta hosts multiple events with teams from Aiken Lexington and Strom Thurmond slated. Matches include Flora JV at North Augusta JV 7 30 pm and Strom Thurmond facing Midland Valley 7 pm. Basketball action features Ridge Spring Monetta at Thornwell 5 30 pm and Koonan at Strom Thurmond 8 pm. Volleyball includes South Aiken at North Augusta 7 30 pm and USC Aiken at F Marion 7 pm.
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Paul Knox
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Flora
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Columbia
Midland Valley
Strom Thurmond
Ridge Spring-Monetta
Thornwell
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Billendale-Fairax
Liver
Wagener
Sally
Esti
Blackvile Hida
Willston-Eko
Cambridge
Wardlaw
Aiken
Monetta
Fat McCormick
Koonan
Strom ‘Thurmond
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Evening Pro Sports and Aces Matchups Across ESPN Networks
A packed slate features 3pm Buick Challenge results, ESPN 7pm covers Canadions at Flyers hockey, ESPN2 9:720 pm NC State at Clemson college football, ESPN 8pm World Boros Angels at Giants baseball, WFXG 8pm Mavericks at Magic basketball, TNT 9pm BYU at Colorado State college football, ESPN2 10pm Bull Riding World Championships, and TNT 10:30pm Bucks at Lakers basketball with overall network lineup adjustments.
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Bell breakthrough seals Giants win over Angels in Series
David Bell delivered a tiebreaking single off rookie Francisco Rodriguez in the eighth inning as the San Francisco Giants rallied from a 3 0 deficit to beat the Anaheim Angels 4 3. The unearned run came on a passed ball, ending Rodriguez’s perfect streak and tying the World Series at two games each.
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Barry Bonds
Jit Snow
Snow
Molina
Scott Spiezio
Reggie Sanders
David Eckstein
Darin Erstad
Pacific Bell Park
Francisco
Angels
Mike
Lady Pacers upset top-10 foes in soccer thriller
USC Aiken women’s soccer edged Francis Marion 2 1 at the Pacer Pit to notch their first ever win over a top 10 national team. Coach Ike Ofoje praised his players after a dramatic finish as Jen Mascarin scored in the final seconds to force a draw.
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Pacer Pit
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Lady Patriots
Ike Ofoje
FMU
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Katie Riley
Pacers
Aiken Hornets Face Lexing ton In Hurtful Region Test
Aiken High School seeks a first region win as 0-2 start meets region leader Lexington High. The Hornets battle injuries with quarterback Bishop Scott likely out for the regular season while Lexing ton, winners of six straight, looks to extend the skid.
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Bulldogs and Tigers clash to crown Region 5-AA champion
Silver Bluff hosts Allendale-Fairfax in a region title showdown with the Bulldogs aiming for a third straight Region 5-AA crown. Coach Al Lown notes the challenge from a high scoring Allendale-Fairfax squad as Silver Bluff seeks momentum toward state title aspirations.
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Epperly Opens Two Round Lead at Wet Hounds Lake
In a soggy second round at Hounds Lake Country Club Epperly stretched her lead to three strokes at the Women’s Eastern Golf Association Senior Championship. She shot 76 to reach 147 with Connie Shorb at 150 after a 75. Shorb struggled on the greens as Epperly lamented missed putts on 18 17 and 15. Karen Ferree climbed to third at 15 over two rounds with a 74 today while Shirley Budden slipped to 152 after an 80 amid laryngitis and poor putting.
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Karen Ferree
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Shirley Budden
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