Fox Creek season ends early in Class A playoffs
The Fox Creek volleyball team was eliminated in the Class A playoffs after a five game loss to Brashier Middle College in the second round. The collapse ended an otherwise competitive season as Brashier advances to the next round.
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North South all star rosters list area players for Myrtle Beach game
Seven area football players named to the North South All Star Game rosters announced Wednesday. Ridge Spring Monetta's Travious Wigfall is the lone North pick. Strom Thurmond's Jayveer Hammond and Kenyatta Dunbar. Aiken's Dramel Coleman. South Aiken's Will Holbrook. North Augusta's Maurice Williams. Silver Bluff's Gyasi Yeldell named to the South roster.
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Red Sox win third World Series at Fenway in 10 seasons
Boston defeats St. Louis 6 1 in Game 6 to clinch the title at Fenway Park. Ortiz leads with a Ruthian Series, batting .688 with two homers and eight walks. Lackey becomes first to win clincher for two teams. Uehara ends finale with strikeout.
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Trojans host War Eagles moved up for Week 10 clash
Wagener-Salley (6-3, 3-2) travels to Ridge Spring-Monetta (5-4, 2-3) in a pivotal Class A Division II Upper State showdown. Key players include Wagener-Salley’s Eric Corley and RJ Tyler and Ridge Spring-Monetta’s Travious Wigfall and Samuel Bedenbaugh as playoff seeding rides on the result. A win could secure second place in Region 4-A and a favorable Division II bracket position.
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Riviere rises in rankings after dominant run in real tennis
Camden Riviere fell short of the world No. 1 spot in the Australian Open final but surged to the top in June after beating Rob Fahey. He has since won five of six tournaments, totaling seven singles titles and a year’s second doubles title, with a refined training plan aiding his rebound from injuries.
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