Photos from Bluffton American's win over Greenwood on Sunday in the Dixie Youth Baseball O-Zone (11-12) State Tournament at Oscar Frazier Park.
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Youth Baseball: Hosts Hand Hilton Head 1st Loss At AAA State Tourney
Hilton Head suffered its first defeat of the Dixie Youth Baseball AAA (9-10) State Tournament on Sunday in Anderson, falling 7-1 to host team Central-Clemson.
UGA’s Ralston Rallies From 11 Back To Win Players Amateur
Stewart Hagestad made bogeys on three of his last six holes on Berkeley Hall Club’s South Course, limping in with a 3-over-par 75 and allowing Georgia’s Spencer Ralston to claim an unlikely victory in the 20th annual Players Amateur.
Photo Gallery: Bluffton National O-Zone vs. Union
Photos from Bluffton National's opening game in the Dixie Youth Baseball O-Zone (11-12) State Tournament at Oscar Frazier Park.
Hagestad Still On Top At Players Amateur
The young guns keep firing birdies, but they can’t make up much ground on Stewart Hagestad.
Youth Baseball: Hilton Head Wins AAA Opener In Dramatic Fashion
Hilton Head rallied to force extra innings, then claimed a 6-5 walkoff win in the ninth inning to beat Clinton in the opening round of the Dixie Youth Baseball AAA (9-10) State Tournament on Saturday in Anderson.
Youth Baseball: Bluffton Teams Drop O-Zone Openers
It was a tough day for the Bluffton teams on the opening day of the Dixie Youth Baseball O-Zone (11-12) State Tournament on Saturday at Oscar Frazier Park.
Youth Baseball: O-Zone State Tourney Starts Saturday In Bluffton
Two Bluffton teams will compete for a state title on their own turf when the Dixie Youth Baseball O-Zone (11-12) State Tournament begins Saturday morning at Oscar Frazier Park in Bluffton.
Hagestad Stays Hot At Players Am, Takes 5-Shot Lead Into Weekend
Stewart Hagestad acknowledges that his post-round interviews these days sound like a broken record as he extolls the virtues of the “kids” who share the leaderboard with him at top amateur golf events.
Hagestad Breaks Course Record In Players Am 1st Round
Stewart Hagestad has fond memories of the three years he spent in the Lowcountry a decade ago. And his return visit is shaping up to be pretty memorable, too.