USC-Aiken Uses Booster Club to Boost Recruiting Funds
USC-Aiken athletic director Lew Perkins says small schools rely on booster clubs to compete for top talent as scholarship limits bite. The Pacer Club launched Catch Pacer Fever Day with 200+ attendees, aiming to sustain aid through Sept 15 amid tight budgets and rising demand.
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USCA Aiken athletic budget questioned by coach on funding gaps
USCA Aiken coach Perkins explains a 68 400 total athletic budget masks only 42 000 for the department and 26 400 for scholarships sourced from the Pacer Club and guarantees. He cites 13 900 spent on recruiting last year and urges community support, aiming for 40 000 to boost scholarships and programs.
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More Scholarships Sought To Boost USC Aiken Programs
USC Aiken coaches push for 22 total full scholarships to compete yearly. Men's basketball would get seven, women's basketball five, volleyball five, and baseball five, replacing current totals of 3.6, 2.7, .9, and 1.8 respectively. Coaches cite budget limits and housing costs as barriers to recruiting top talent.
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Montreal Expos Rally On Heads Up Play For Doubleheader Sweep
Rodney Scott scored the winning run in the 10th inning after deflecting a throw in a rundown, giving the Montreal Expos a 6-5 win and a sweep of the doubleheader with the New York Mets. Montreal also won the first game 7-2 as Gary Carter sparked a three run first with a two run homer.
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Flanagan Reaches 20 Wins in Blue Jays Win
Baltimore lefty Mike Flanagan earned his first 20 win season by beating Toronto 5-1 in seven innings to sweep the doubleheader. Nolan Ryan also won his 14th as the California Angels beat the Chicago White Sox 6-5. Don Baylor hit a three run homer for the Angels while Mark Clear and teammates closed it out.
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Hawkins and Sanders Lead Aiken County Rushing
Friday's Aiken High versus Graniteville High pits county's top rushers Clint Hawkins and Mike Sanders against each other after week one. Hawkins rushed for 153 yards against Langley Bath Clearwater to top the county, with Sanders at 85 yards and Graniteville teammate Earl Clinton at 77 yards in the opener.
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