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A long line of Senecans has distinguished themselves as professional football players, including such names as Orr, Kay, and Cunningham. Now you can add Cameron McCutcheon to athletes who’ve gone from Seneca fields to the NFL. A defensive cornerback, McCutcheon was signed this week to the practice squad of the Los Angeles Rams, reports say. He played college football at […]
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The official re-opening tomorrow morning of Chicopee Field signals baseball and softball playing opportunities for Walhallans of all ages. The public is invited tomorrow morning for a ribbon-cutting and a softball game. City officials and a number of city residents who’ve donated money to bring the field back to life see the Chicopee Field as more than a baseball and […]
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Call it Fall Ball, if you will. Baseball fans and the general public are invited to Walhalla’s Chicopee Field for the official re-opening of an old ballfield steeped in city recreation lore. The field aligns Branch Street in a former textile mill neighborhood. Mayor Edwards announced last night that the ribbon will be cut at 10 o’clock Saturday morning in […]
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Former Walhalla Razorback Adam Thorsland is in his third year as a walk-on to the University of Alabama football team. Thorsland was not in uniform for Saturday’s loss to Texas, but he normally dresses for Crimson Tide home games, although he has yet to get into any of the home games. As his father, Michael Thorsland points out, there are […]
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A Walhalla player in this summer’s Senior League World Series Easley-based team can expect to be shown in an ESPN interview recorded during yesterday’s game. He’s Toby Lowe, a young Razorback catcher, and son of Holli and Matt Lowe of Walhalla.
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A member of Central Clemson Recreation Center, Gus Gustafson, organized an event to introduce pickleball to beginners. It’s a sport with similarities to ping pong and tennis. Six experienced volunteers assisted Gustafson. Leading small groups were Christine Lightsey, Mike Fisher, Ned Coryell, Richard Lowe, Sandra Lowe, and Laurie Sharrod. They preached safety, rules, scoring, strategies and the like. The clinic […]
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Walhalla’s Toby Lowe is a star middle school baseball catcher, and he made the cut for a spot on Easley’s Senior League World Series baseball team. He’s a son of Holli and Matt Lowe. And tomorrow, the Easley community is invited to meet Toby and his summer teammates during player introductions and a caravan at 5:45 pm to transport the […]
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An angler from Marietta, Georgia holds the lead in the 40th Phoenix Bass Fishing League All-American Championship on Lake Hartwell. Emil Wagner’s lead is a slim lead, by 12-ounces going into Championship Friday. Wagner yesterday got a 20-pound weight — 20 pounds, 2 ounces. This week’s tourney, hosted by VisitOconeeSc showcases the best of weekend grassroots anglers, and awards the […]
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An 11-year old member of an Anderson-based travel team will throw out a ceremonial first pitch next week when Westminster dedicates ball fields behind the middle school in the name of Yusef Mefleh, the late city councilman. Eli Smith will toss that first pitch in honor of his late grandfather. The public is invited at 5:30 pm Wednesday, May 17 […]
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The new girls basketball coach at Stephens County, Georgia high school is a man who spent part of his early coaching career at the school. Jerry Brown is also a coach with a Westminster High School background. Toccoa WNEG is reporting on Brown’s return to Lady Indians’ basketball, a program he coached for 30 years before retiring at the end […]
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