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2009-10-19 / Sports

Gaffney lineman receives honor

Gaffney offensive lineman James Costello was recogizned as the state's top lineman last week after his performanceagainst York. He had eight knockdowns and two pancakes in the Indians' victory.

Cherokee Speedway results

SUPER STOCK FOUR: 1. 96-Stacy Brock 2. 05-Andy Mattison 3. 28-Taylor Puckett 4. 88-Trent Ivey 5. 97-Brian Harris

RENEGADE: 1. SS3-Billy Vaughn 2. 13-Scott Tessner 3. N1-Tim Treadwell 4. 98-Josh Burgess 5. 11-Steve Newsome

FRONT WHEEL DRIVE: 1. 99-Tony Murray 2. 3-Jonathan Sarratt 3. 9-John Smothers 4. C0C0-Colt McGinnis 5. 20-Brian Kingwill

YOUNG GUNS: 1. 2-Bradley Weaver 2. 11-Zack McNeely 3. 28-Brandon Harrelson 4. 18- Dylan O'Daniel 5. 05-Andrew Wilson

LIMITED SPORTSMAN: 1. 3- Scott Tessner 2. 25-Josh Wilkerson 3. 112-Mark Towell 4. 27-Lance Smith 5. 18-Mitch Sill

STREET STOCK FOUR: 1. 11-Tim Bristol 2. 4-Paul Butler 3. 51-Jerry Oliver 4. 117-Justin Ward 5. 14-Brian Cantrell

CITY LATE MODEL: 1. 57- Zack Mitchell 2. 87-Ross Bailes 3. 421-Anthony Sanders 4. 21- Neil Pitts 5. 9-Dale Dodge

PURE STOCK: 1. N15-Travis Burdette 2. 35-Josh Ayers 3. 5- Josh Burgess 4. 2X-Mitch Sill 5. 47-Bobby Caldwell

Lady Saints fall to Millersville

The Limestone College field hockey team was shutout by Millersville University, 7-0, on Saturday afternoon.

Millersville improves to 8-8 overall while the Lady Saints are 1-12 on the season.

Lady Saint goalkeeper Kelsi Zimmerman (Odenton, Md.) posted six saves during the match.

Audrey King (Woodbridge, Va.) led Limestone with three shots.

Floriday, Bama atop BCS

Florida, Alabama and Texas hold the top three spots in the first BCS standings and control their fates in the national championship race.

The Gators (.988) are in first, just ahead of the Crimson Tide (.952). Texas (.891) is third. Boise State (.808) is fourth, but the Broncos still seem to be a long shot to play for a national championship.

Florida is No. 1 in the two polls used by the Bowl Championship Series — the USA Today coaches ' poll and Harris poll — and rated highest by the computers. The polls make up two-thirds of a BCS grade and a compilation of six computer ratings accounts for the other third.

Alabama is second in all the components. Texas is third in the two polls and sixth in the computer ratings.

With the strength of their remaining schedules, the Gators, Tide and Longhorns just need to win out to reach the BCS title game on Jan. 7 at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, Calif., according to BCS analyst Jerry Palm.

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