Aiken Teams Shine In Eye Opener Cross Country Meet
Aiken High School boys led with Jacob Morris second and Patrick McKay eleventh as they finished third. South Aiken girls placed fourth with Laura Laughlin fourth and Amy Laughlin eighth. Other finishers include South Aiken boys 20th and Aiken girls 31st.
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Spartanburg
Jacob Morris
Patrick McKay
Aiken High School
Laura
Amy Laughlin
South Aiken High School
South Aiken
Aiken
Marc Eliaheb
Paul Jackson
Chris Lietzow
John Odum
Rob Victor
Laura Laughlin
Peggy Busbee
Morgan Hudgins
Bethany Clark
Valerie Grant
Alanna Walker
Eric Kyle
John Corley
Jeff Selvey
Travis Moran
Curt Derico
Thomas Fekete
George Rabon
Drag Racing Pro Am Tour at Carolina Dragway
Schedule lists events in racing and prep sports across South Carolina venues. Pro Am drag races set at Carolina Dragway with multiple youth and tennis matches and volleyball games at Aiken prep sites and nearby Greenwood venues. Local teams include Southside, Jackson, St. Marys, and Aiken squads with start times around 4 to 6 p.m.
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Carolina Dragway
Southside
Jackson
South Aiken
Aiken
Greenwood
Aiken Prep
St. Mary's
Weekend Sports Schedule Briefs From TV Guide
A compact listing shows 9 a.m. European Masters golf on The Golf Channel and top games across MLB NFL NBA and tennis. Notable matchups include Pirates at Braves, Jaguars at Panthers, Vikings at Packers, US Open tennis, U S vs Mexico women’s soccer, IndyCar Delphi 300, drag racing, and WNBA playoff Sacramento at Los Angeles.
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Golf Channel
Pirates
Braves
TBS
Jaguars
Panthers
WRDW
USA
Mexico
ESPN
The
Mac Tools
ESPN2
WJBF
Sacramento
Los Angeles
Falcons
Cowboys
South Carolina Surges Past No. 15 Virginia 31 7
South Carolina quarterback Dondrial Pinkins connected with Troy Williamson on a 99 yard TD play after a bold late second quarter pass call by Lou Holtz. Pinkins added a 5 yard TD run and Daccus Turman 123 rushing yards as the Gamecocks topped Virginia 31 7 to beat a ranked foe for the first time since 2002.
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Columbia
Lou
South Carolina
Gamecocks
Lou Holtz
Dondrial Pinkins
Silver Bluff High School
Troy Williamson
Virginia
Pinkins
Daccus Turman
Ohio State
Travelle Wharton
Holtz
Cavaliers
Williamson
Willie Davis
Clemson holds off Furman in 28-17 win
Clemson improves to 1-1 after a 28-17 victory over Division I-AA Furman. QB Charlie Whitehurst threw for 301 yards on 23 of 31 passes, while Kevin Youngblood had 100 receiving yards on 10 catches. Tigers rush offense struggled with 124 yards on 40 carries and 11 penalties for 111 yards.
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Clemson
Furman
Tiger
Tommy Bowden
Texas Tech
Georgia
Charlie Whitehurst
Kevin Youngblood
Tigers
Bowden
Whitehurst
Lyle and Kennedy win Whiskey Road Race titles
In misty rain and warm air the 26th Whiskey Road Race 10K crowned David Lyle of Aiken and Ale Kennedy of Augusta champions. Lyle clocked 33 54 winning by over a minute as Kennedy claimed the women’s title.
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David Lyle
Aiken
Ale Kennedy
Augusta
Lyle
Ginny Southworth
Ginny Southwort
US Rally to Take Walker Cup Lead at Ganton
Bill Haas and Trip Kuehne helped the United States build a 7 5 lead over Britain Ireland after the first day at Ganton Golf Club in the Walker Cup. Hendrix halved a singles match with Stuart Wilson as Britain Ireland won the foursomes 3 1 before the Americans won five of eight singles. The two day biennial event features amateur golfers with the United States seeking its first Walker Cup since 1999 and 2001 losses.
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Ganton
England
Bill Haas
United States
Britain-Ireland
Matt Hendrix
Aiken
Clemson
Stuart Wilson
Scotland
Haas
Jay
Jerry
Trip Kuehne
Gary Wolstenholme
Michael Skelton
Britain
Ireland
Ganton Golf Club
U.S. Golf Association
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Brandy Clark
Lauren Jones
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Delphi
Mets
Phillies
Raiders
Titans
Pete Iacobelli
Associated Press
Chris Canty
Lee Tigers
Tiger Roar
Airese Currie
Kennedy
Nashville
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