Gilmore Belcher Ineligible At South Carolina Women
Columbia University of South Carolina announces that women's basketball players Sharon Gilmore and Shannon Belcher are ineligible until late December due to academic reasons. Coach Nancy Wilson disclosed the decision on Friday. Gilmore, a Graniteville native and former Midland Valley standout, is a junior center who has started regularly for the Lady Gamecocks.
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Lady Gamecock
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Midland Valley High School
Dailey wins seventh Whiskey Road 10K in 33 12
About 500 runners from 18 months to over 70 years participated in the seventh Whiskey Road Race at H Odell Weeks. University of Georgia's Sean Dailey surged to first with a 33 12 time on the flat Whiskey Road to Powder House Road course, while Augusta’s David Jones took second in 33 29 07 and David Kallmes placed third.
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Wyant
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Harlem High
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Armstrong
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Hephzibah High
South Aiken Defeats North Augusta 7-0 in Historic Football Victory
South Aiken's defense stymied North Augusta as Richard Smith exploded for a 97 yard scoring run in the third quarter. Smith, who rushed 24 times for 163 yards, led the Thoroughbreds to a 7-0 win in their first meeting with the Class AAAA powerhouse. Coach Gary Smallen praised the defense and the team's first shutout against such a strong opponent.
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McEnroe Beats Lendl For Fourth U.S. Open Title
John McEnroe defeated Ivan Lendl in three sets to win his fourth U.S. Open championship. The match followed a grueling weekend that also saw Martina Navratilova defeat Chris Evert Lloyd in a tight three-set final. McEnroe’s dominant serving and precise returns sealed the victory as Lendl failed to break serve, ending the final in under 100 minutes.
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Ivan Lendl
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