Fighting Irish to play for title

Aquinas didn't need any late-game magic in its Class A semifinal match against Providence Christian.
By Wayne Staats

Greenbrier blanks Starr's Mill

When the clock ticked down to zero Tuesday night, Greenbrier head coach Chip Warren and his Wolfpack gave themselves a chance to do what no other Greenbrier boys soccer team has ever done.
By Scott Rouch

Wolfpack get sweep behind pitching

Two solid pitching performances led to two wins for Greenbrier and a sweep into the Final Four of the Class AAAA state baseball playoffs.
By David Lee

Rome ends losing streak with win over Augusta

Augusta's Ben Thomas hit two home runs, but it wasn't enough to keep the Rome Braves from finally ending their 13-game losing streak in a 5-3 win over the GreenJackets on Tuesday night.
By Billy Byler

Braves reclaim division lead

The first-place Braves moved one-half game ahead of the Nationals in the NL East with a 6-2 victory over the Reds.
By Charles Odum

Johnson, Bartkowski among 18 headed to College Hall of Fame

Former Miami and Oklahoma State coach Jimmy Johnson and ex-California quarterback Steve Bartkowski, a first-round draft selection by the Atlanta Falcons, are among 18 who will be inducted to the College Football Hall of Fame.
By Ralph D. Russo

Jags look to continue tennis run

Augusta State will face Drury in the Sweet Sixteen of the Division II tennis tournament.
By Chris Gay

Pacers begin title quest

USC Aiken is back in a familiar place. So is coach Michael Carlisle. The USC Aiken golf team is set to begin play in the Division II national championship.
By Chris Gay

Sawgrass once again unpredictable

You've heard the line about there being horses for courses? The Players Championship at TPC Sawgrass is more like predicting the dot race on video screens at a baseball game.
By Doug Ferguson

Culberson's call-up makes Jackets proud

Steady rain prevented any baseball at Lake Olmstead Stadium Sunday afternoon, but the Augusta GreenJackets still had reason to smile. One of their own made it to the big league club.
By Billy Byler

Michaux: Seminoles, look in mirror

Let Florida State win one basketball title and suddenly they're too good for the Atlantic Coast Conference.
By Scott Michaux

NeSmith wins Class AAAA golf title

North Augusta's Matt NeSmith capped his high school golf career in style Tuesday.

Overtime

In Simpsonville, Ky., USC Aiken is tied for 10th place after 18 holes of stroke play in the NCAA Division II national championship tournament at Cardinal Club Golf Course.

Ex-Clemson player once paid stroke penalty for slow play

This week's Byron Nelson Championship marks the 20-year anniversary of the last time a PGA Tour player was assessed a one-shot penalty for taking too much time.

Pacers defeat Heat on road

David West scored 16 points and grabbed 10 rebounds, George Hill added 15 and the Indiana Pacers took home-court advantage away from Miami by beating the Heat 78-75 in Game 2 of the teams' Eastern Conference semifinal series Tuesday night.

Carter's hat trick powers Kings

Jeff Carter had a hat trick and the Los Angeles Kings continued their dominance on the road in the Stanley Cup playoffs, defeating the Phoenix Coyotes 4-0 in Game 2 of the Western Conference Finals on Tuesday night.

I'll Have Another trainer making rounds

Doug O'Neill, trainer of Kentucky Derby winner I'll Have Another, has had a busy week in Baltimore.
By David Ginsburg

Danica didn't earn critics' praise

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Danica Patrick raced 513 laps around Dar­ling­ton Raceway last weekend. What did you do?
By Jenna Fryer

First lady expands 'Let's Move'

First lady Michelle Obama announced a plan to get more than 1.7 million children involved in sports through her "Let's Move!" initiative to combat childhood obesity.
By Dave Skretta

GreenJackets Gameday: Must-see pitching

If you're a baseball fan who has held off on getting to the ballpark so far this season waiting for this young group of GreenJackets to find their footing, it's time to stop delaying and get to Lake Olmstead Stadium.
By Billy Byler

Fishing Tournaments

Sponsoring a fishing tournament? Mail or fax your flier or information to Fishing Editor, The Augusta Chronicle, P.O. Box 1928, Augusta, Ga. 30903-1928. Fax number: (706) 823-3408.

Outdoors calendar

TUESDAY: The Augusta Canal will be the focus of a program at the 6:30 p.m. meeting of the Sierra Club's Savannah River Group.

Area Announcements

Note: Announcements for participatory events must be written, delivered, mailed or faxed to The Augusta Chronicle, 725 Broad Street, Augusta, GA 30901.
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