Area high school football slate features six games at 7 30 p m
Tonight area teams clash on Friday night with six 7 30 p m kickoff games. Aiken visits Midland Valley while South Aiken plays Silver Bluff. Grovetown Ga faces North Augusta. Batesburg Leesville goes to Strom Thurmond, Wagener Salley visits Whitmire, Williston Elko meets Denmark Olar, Ridge Spring Monetta hosts McCormick, Fox Creek has a bye.
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Aiken
Midland Valley
South Aiken
Silver Bluff
Grovetown Ga
North Augusta
Batesburg-Leesville
Strom Thurmond
Wagener-Salley
Whitmire
Williston-Elko
Denmark-Olar
Ridge Spring-Monetta
McCormick
Kisner Opens With Turbulent Start on Web.com Tour
Kevin Kisner carded an opening round of bogeys and double bogeys as he stumbled early in the Web.com Tour event at Nationwide Children’s Hospital. He began poorly for the second straight week, hampered by four bogeys and two double bogeys.
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Kevin Kisner
Kisner
Three NASCAR and college football stories mix from AP briefings
From the sidelines Chicago reports Joey Logano defending his Chase spot amid NASCAR probe into Richmond radio chatter. Oklahoma State football faces SI allegations of marijuana dealing and booster payoffs linked to 2001 04 and 06 teams. Tennessee rules defensive lineman Maurice Couch ineligible amid an SEC benefits investigation with connections to NFL agents and advisers.
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Chicago
Joey Logano
Logano
Richmond
Nascar
D Avid Gilliland
Penske Racing
Penske
Stillwater
Okla
Oklahoma State
Sports Illustrated
Les Miles
Mike Gundy
Thomas Wright
Knoxville
Tenn
Tennessee
Butch Jones
Maurice Couch
Oregon
Jones
Associated Press
Yahoo Sports
Alabama
Luther Davis
NFL
Davis
Couch
Orlando
T-Breds seek to end Bulldogs win streak at Silver Bluff
Silver Bluff hosts South Aiken as both teams target a win to reset momentum. Key players Adam Allen and Shaquez Wright lead South Aiken’s offense while Silver Bluff relies on Bo Baldwin and a deep rushing corps, with Douse back in the secondary after concussion absence. Coaches note improvement and need for better tackling as the two sides clash at Petticoat Junction.
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South Aiken
Adam Allen
Allen
Rasoel Clemons
Clemons
Northwestern
Skyler Lightbody
Lightbody
Silver Bluff
Shaquez Wright
Wright
Jaylen Lawrence
Lawrence
Bulldogs
Strom Thurmond
al Lown
Lown
Southside Christian
South Airica
Bo Baldwin
South Africa
Jalen Douse
T-Breds
Douse
Jeff McReynolds
Rod Wise
Jeremy West
Petticoat Junction
Jones Carves Path Without Lattimore At USC
Nick Jones steps out of Marcus Lattimore’s shadow at South Carolina as the junior wide receiver embraces a new you this off season. He overhauled his game, cut his dreadlocks, and trains to prove he can shine on his own, making readers question how he will fare without his lifelong teammate.
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Columbia
Nick Jones
Marcus Lattimore
Jones
Gamecocks
Byrnes High
Lattimore
South Carolina
USC
Marcus
Carolina Heat
Vanderbilt at No 13 South Carolina Saturday Showdown
Vanderbilt seeks its second win as 1-1 team visits No 13 South Carolina at Williams-Brice Stadium in Columbia. The game kicks off Saturday at 7 p.m. local time with ESPN carrying the broadcast.
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Vanderbilt
South Carolina
Williams-Brice
Columbia
ESPN
McElreath Wins Seventh Straight Montengoh! Championship
Mary Helen McElreath, 60, of Gordon Lakes Golf Club, dominated the CSRA WGA Montengoh! Championship at the Reserve Club winning by 22 strokes. She posted 80 70 70 70 after a Ireland Scotland trip and jet lag, citing great ball contact and hot putting as keys to the victory.
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Mary Helen McElreath
Csra Womans Golf Association
WGA
McElreath
Gordon Lakes
Judy
Elreath
Ireland
Scotland
Tara
Savannah Lakes Village
Pointe South Golf Club
Mary Helen
Carole Pincavage
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Fox Creek
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Myles Corbitt
Corbitt
West
Mike Adams
John Bazemore
Georgia
Collegefootball
Ap.org
Pincavage
Csra Wga
USGA
Sandra Freedman
Pat Roberts
Phillips
Liz Scheuer
Noah Feit
The
Aiken Standard
Syracuse University
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