Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 26th of September.
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🏈 Sports
The Winthrop baseball team began fall practice on Sept.
25 and holds an intrasquad scrimmage today at its home field, with exhibition games scheduled for later in October and early November. Coach McGuire said the sessions are designed to ready the team for upcoming contests (exhibition matchups).
Winthrop head coach Mark Prosser announced a 32-game schedule featuring 15 home contests; the season begins on Nov.
2 at 9 a.m. with a kickoff at Rock Hill Sports + Event Center, followed by North Dakota on Nov. 7 plus Homecoming on Nov. 14.
Nation Ford head coach Jake Bentley said the offense will adopt a (desperation mindset) after a Sept.
25 loss to Clover in Fort Mill; the team will face Lake Wylie High on Friday, Oct. 2 to try and end its six-game skid.
Registration is open for the 9th Annual Winthrop Golf Classic, scheduled for Monday, Nov.
2 at Rock Hill Country Club. Teams of four can sign up for $800 or individuals for $200, with registration closing Wednesday, Oct. 28 at 5 p.m. (A silent auction and mulligan sales will support local golf programs.)
Taylon Winker and Tristan Mobley won gold at the Super 32 Qualifier at Ola High School in early September — their victories give them automatic entry to the Super 32 Challenge in Greensboro on Oct.
24–25.
Fort Mill Yellow Jackets shook off a slow start to beat Westwood Redhawks 63-21, with Broden Mitcheson scoring four touchdowns & finishing with 141 yards on 18 carries.
The team is now 5-0 and will host region play next week.
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