Pfeiffer blanks USC Aiken 4 0 as Crews nets hat trick
Pfeiffer University improved to 3-2-0 with a 4-0 non-conference win over USC Aiken. Laura Crews scored two goals in nine minutes, added a third from 40 yards in the 54th minute, and Jennifer Johnson made USC Aiken’s lone shot on goal as Pfeiffer outshot USC Aiken 10-1. USC Aiken hosts St Andrews next.
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Border War, South Aiken Faces South Pointe Friday Night
South Aiken High travels to South Pointe High Friday at 8 p.m. for a key non-region clash as Thurmond hosts Laney Ga. Rock Hill. South Aiken aims to bounce back after a 35-7 home loss to Greenwood and seeks 2-2 with standout players Calvin Fuller and Aramis Thurmond. Laney’s Chris Thomas headlines a potent offense after a 51-45 loss to Batesburg Leesville.
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Punisher Williams nears WBO welter title bid
Paul Williams, nicknamed The Punisher, sits on the brink of challenging WBO Welterweight Champion Antonio Margarito. Williams, 31-0 with 23 KOs, has shown patience and focus, aiming for a winter or spring title fight. His trainer George Peterson says Margarito may be reluctant to face him, following Williams's recent victory over Sharmba Mitchell.
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James, Braves shut out Mets
James pitched eight clean innings allowing one hit as the Braves blanked the Mets 5-0. He scored twice and earned his first hit of the season, supported by two RBIs from Adam LaRoche and Edgar Renteria and a strong defensive effort. Atlanta, 18 1 2 games back in the NL East, extended its lead in the wild card race while improving James to 8-3. Macay McBride finished with the ninth, securing Atlanta's fifth shutout of the season.
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Woods wins fifth straight Deutsche Bank Championship in dominant fashion
Tiger Woods fired an 8-under 63 to finish three ahead of Vijay Singh at Norton Massachusetts as he captured his fifth consecutive PGA Tour victory. Wood opened with eagles and birdies, erased a deficit in three holes, and dominated in swirling breeze to extend his series dating to July. Singh shot 68 to finish runner-up, ending Woods era atop the world rankings two years after losing the crown.
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