2009 April | Upstate Today Archives

Razorbacks find yet another way to win late

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With the game tied 8-8 in the bottom of the seventh inning, Isaac Williamson stepped to the plate with the bases loaded thinking just one thing.

Shaky start doesn’t slow Seneca against Red Raiders

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With the thought of all he has done for his team this season weighing on his mind, Jordan McNeely was feeling the heat when the playoffs opened at home on Thursday against Greenville.

Lions blitz Wade Hampton for first-round victory

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After taking the Western AAA region title against Pickens last week, the Daniel High School softball team showed no mercy on the diamond to the visiting Generals from Wade Hampton, trouncing them 11-1 in five innings on Thursday in the Class AAA district playoffs.

Walhalla softball gets total effort in win at Chesnee

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Walhalla High School softball coach John Chmelar said his team had a pair of the most determined practices earlier this week that he has seen in quite some time.

Eagles drop playoff opener to Landrum

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Unfortunately for the Tamassee-Salem High School softball team, it ran into a buzz saw – and an angry one at that – on Thursday.

Daniel track and field sweeps titles at region meet

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Both the boys’ and girls’ track and field squads from Daniel High School captured region championships by winning their respective meets at the Western AAA championships held at Seneca High School on Wednesday and Thursday.

High school roundup: Bulldogs fall in 7th to Palmetto

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The Palmetto High School baseball team broke a 2-2 tie in the bottom of the seventh, as the Mustangs defeated Pendleton 3-2 on Thursday night in the first round of the Class AA district playoffs.

Parlance is part of sports charm

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When you’ve got ducks on the pond, it doesn’t matter if you hit a Texas leaguer, blooper, bleeder, gork, dribbler or a walk-off homer. Everybody likes to see dingers. Heck, you can even get plunked, so long as you plate the winning run. Just don’t whiff at the high cheese that’s got some mustard on it.