Sports
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PANTHERS NOTEBOOK
The Panthers seem up in the air about their kicking situation for the weekend, as veteran John Kasay missed his second straight day of practice.
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South Carolina launched a Web site this week to promote senior linebacker Eric Norwood.
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It was getting late in the game between the South Pointe Stallions and Rock Hill Bearcats on Friday night at District Three Stadium, and Rock Hill coach Joe Montgomery was looking for a miracle.
The Panthers seem up in the air about their kicking situation for the weekend, as veteran John Kasay missed his second straight day of practice.
Nation Ford's run through the state volleyball playoffs came to a screeching halt Thursday at No. 1 Dorman. The Cavaliers won the match 3-0 (25-16, 25-23, 25-16). Nation Ford finished the year with a 26-4 record.
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The eighth-seeded Winthrop Lady Eagles battled the top-seeded Liberty Flames through 110 minutes on Thursday at Blackbaud Stadium and came away with a 5-4 win on penalty kicks to advance to the semifinals of the Big South Conference women's soccer tournament.
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The Winthrop women's soccer team picked up four awards at the Big South Conference Awards Banquet held at the Charleston Southern Fieldhouse.
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Ten days ago, it looked as if Winthrop was on its way to clinching its second straight Big South regular-season championship. The Eagles had just beaten UNC Asheville and extended the nation's longest scoring streak to 21 games.
