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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 2006
Page
19
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The USC Aiken women travel to face USC Upstate in a 7 p.m. Peach Belt Conference first round at the Pacer Pit. The fourth-seeded Lady Pacers aim to extend a surprising improvement and earn a semifinal berth against the winner of the Columbus State vs Georgia College match.
Clemson may start CJ Spiller if Davis cannot play as the Tigers' backfield thins with Reggie Merriweather's ankle issue. Receiver Chansi Stuckey could return, while left guard Roman Fry is out for the season with a torn ACL. Linebackers Waters and Billie also missed time, yet the team rushed for 321 yards against Georgia Tech.
Spurrier and South Carolina seek another upset of Tennessee as 5-2 Gamecocks aim to prove they can contend. Syvelle Newton upbeat about showing the nation they can play, while Vols fans recall a 16-15 loss last fall to the coach they’ve faced before.
In Aiken Polo Club action Woodlawn defeated Rude Boy Polo 11 to 8 as Omar Cepeda and Hugo Nunez led Woodlawn with all 11 goals. Horacio Onetto paced Rude Boy scoring with four goals, Kaaina DeCoite three and Cece Cochran one as the lead swung before Woodlawn pulled away after a tied 8-8 fifth chukker.
USC Aiken secures first postseason win in 16 years with a 2 1 victory over Clayton State after Maduka scores in the second OT. Costanzo and Lambert set up the tying goal in regulation, while Maduka nets the final winner. Tim Costanzo and Adam Lambert shine for USCA in a hard fought come from behind win.
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