South African coach praises progress of young volleyball team
"I'm real proud of the kids. At the beginning of the year we were just hoping to make it to the lower state." says Karen Carter.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1990
Page
13
Would Jefferson Approve Of Virginia No 1 Ranking
Charlottesville reassessment as Virginia holds the top spot in college football. Coach George Welsh and players react with disbelief while citing Jeffersonian views on violence in sport. Quarterback Shawn Moore leads the 7 0 Cavaliers as they eye Georgia Tech then a possible Citrus Bowl bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
United Penne
Tom
Cinder Stanton
Monticello
Stanton
Virginia
Cavaliers
George Welsh
King George
Welsh
Notre Dame
Miami
David Sloan
Shawn Moore
Ralph Sampson
Moore
Tragedy at Belmont Darkens Breeders Cup Day
The Breeders Cup at Belmont Park ended in tragedy as Go for Wand died from a broken ankle after a dramatic stretch duel with Bayakoa. Unbridled won the Distaff as Meadow Star claimed the Juvenile Fillies, while Mr Nickerson collapsed and died on the first turn of the Sprint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sunshine
Belmont Park
Meadow Star
Lester Piggott
Go For Wand
Mr. Nickerson
Bayakoa
Randy Romero
Ron McAnally
Romero
Rose Badgett
Billy Badgett
D. Wayne Lukas
McAnally
Daniel Lady Lions Take Class AAA Volleyball Title
Upstate powerhouses Daniel and Pickens dominated the Class AAA state tournament at South Aiken High School. Daniel's Lady Lions defeated Pickens to claim the title after a season that saw both teams split ten meetings. South Aiken finished third and Aiken fourth with strong showings from Chapman Meyer and Suit in a tightly contested event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upstate
D.W. Daniel
Pickens
South Aiken High School
Daniel
Lady Lions
Blue Flame
South Aiken
Aiken
SAHS
Blue Flames
Lady Thoroughbreds
Lady Hornets
Jan Chapman
Karyn Meyer
Lori Suit
Chapman
Meyer
Lisa Fields
Shawna Ryberg
Robyn Knox
Central State dominates Lane 101 to 0 in 1989 game
Central State routed Lane 101 to 0 as Henderson Mosley ran for three touchdowns and threw six more. Lane conceded with 11 minutes 26 seconds left in the fourth quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central State
Lane
Henderson Mosley
Biddle-Evans Reaches Carr Cup Final at Powderhouse Field
Biddle-Evans defeats Quinby tion 12 to 9 to reach the Carr Cup final at Whitney Field. La Familia wins 14 to 6 over Mount Vernon with Tiger Kneece scoring nine goals. Beau Pro Farm to face Briar Patch in the consolation final with both matches at Itney Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddle-Evans
Powderhouse Field
Quinby Tion
Beau Pro Farm
Aans
Mount Vernon
Piv
Las Lamilia
Whitney Field
LaFamilia
Tiger Kneece
Kneece
USC's Defense Falters Again
NC State found an offensive rhythm to beat South Carolina 38 29 as Terry Jordan led six straight Wolfpack scoring drives. Fuller passed for 356 yards and three touchdowns, but SC tight defense and poor tackling on third downs helped NC State dominate early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N.C
North Carolina State
South Carolina
Terry Jordan
Gamecocks
Jordan
Bobby Fuller
N.C. State
Fuller
Sparky Woods
Citadel
Wolfpack
Clemson Tops Wake Forest In 1980s Football Bout
Clemson defeats Wake Forest 31 to 28 in a mid game comeback. Cameron and Moncrief split passing duties with Moncrief adding 78 yards and Hall Mills Smith catching multiple passes. Barnhill leads Wake Forest in rushing with 37 yards. Gardocki adds two late points after Clemson field goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemson
Wake Forest
Cu—Nunn
Gardocki
Behrmann
Cu—Williams
Cu—Harris
Williams
Harris
Barnhill
Cameron
Moncrief
Hall
Smith
Brown
Mills
Tigers Rally To 500th Victory With 24-6 Win
Clemson defense dominates Wake Forest as the 19th ranked Tigers sack QB Phil Barnhill eight times and claim their 500th football win. Ronald Williams scores once and Arlington Nunn returns an interception for a TD as Clemson improves to 7-2 overall and 4-2 in ACC. The Deacons remain winless in ACC play at 0-5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
N.C
Clemson
Tigers
Wake Forest
Phil Barnhill
Ken Hatfield
Ronald Williams
Arlington Nunn
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Ed Sherman
Jim Copeland
Georgia Tech
The
Associated Press
Gregg Hollhouser
Spiked
Ginny Southworth
South Aiken High
Tawney Eight
USC
Usc’s
Demon Deacons
DeChane Cameron
ACC
Deacons
Bill Dooley
Scott Shelhamer
Nunn
Larry Ryans
Tiger
Rudy Harris
Chris Gardocki
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