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Berger in her 'happy place' with win
Kristine Berger said she was afraid her tee shot on the 17th hole Wednesday would allow defending champion Karen Ferree the opening she needed to make a comeback. (full story)
'06 HHCA grad Butler finds cycling success
Talk about your fast learners. (full story)
Palmer 8th in defense, Shimmin second in SC Golf Association Senior Championship
Defending champion Bill Palmer of Bluffton shot rounds of 78-70-75 and tied for eighth in the S.C. Golf Association Senior Championship, which concluded Thursday at Greenville Country Club's Chanticleer Course. (full story)
Seahawks take 2nd at state golf meet
A.C. Flora captured the Class 3-A boys golf state championship for the second consecutive year, but Hilton Head Island High School made sure the Falcons had to work for it Tuesday at Quail Creek Golf Club in Conway. (full story)
Berger leading WSCGA event by three strokes
The Women's S.C. Golf Association Senior Championship got under way Tuesday at Hampton Hall Golf Club, with 2006 champion Kristine Berger taking a three-stroke lead after a 2-over-par 74. (full story)
Senior moments: 3 local teams take state tennis titles
Most of the members of the Indigo Run Golden Bear Claws tennis team felt fortunate just to be able to walk onto a court this weekend. (full story)
HHH gets another crack at state title
Adrianna Sosa doesn't make it to many soccer games. She usually has to work. (full story)
Golfers nearly left in dark at Open qualifier
Beaufort's Mark Anderson was among eight golfers who earned berths in the U.S. Open Sectional Qualifier, the last of which was determined by a playoff that squeezed every ounce of daylight from a local qualifying tournament Monday at Long Cove Golf Club. (full story)
HHH's Fennessey, Iulo picked for all-state team
Junior forward Abby Fennessey and senior midfielder Kaitlin Iulo, both of Hilton Head Island High School, were selected to the S.C. High School Soccer Coaches Association Class 3-A All-State team, which was released Sunday. (full story)
Bluffton's Lang wins third consecutive Late Model Series race
Bluffton resident Jimmy Lang returned to one of his favorite tracks Saturday -- the Watermelon Captial Speedway -- and won his third consecutive ASA Late Model Series Southern Divison race. The 19-year-old took the lead from pole-sitter Justin Larson on lap 17 to win the Watermelon Bowl 100 in Cordele, Ga., according to the Web site asalatemodels.com. The victory came in familiar fashion -- as in the previous two wins, Lang started sixth, on the outside third row. (full story)
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