8/25 
AHS vs. N.Augusta results

AHS Swimming season may have started out with a loss for each Girls and Boys teams, but qualified 14 events for the State Championship meet.  This is a first to qualify so many so early in the season.  Qualifying are Rebecca Fanning, Christina Levy, Kelsey Schettino, Abby Deal, Will Victor, Steven Kekacs, Casey Izard, and Steven Carroll.

“The team has been training at a hard pace, and muscles are tired and sore.  To perform in the first meet at such an outstanding level by all of the swimmers while they are tired and sore is a great indicator for a good run at the regional championships in October.”  Coach Dave Flanders

Standouts for the meet with wins in their events are Senior Kelsey Schettino (200IM and 100 Breaststroke), Junior Steven Kekacs (100 Butterfly and 100 Back), and Freshman Abby Deal (100 Free).  Also winning in the 400 free relay were Steven Kekacs, Steven Carrol, Casey Izard, and Will Victor.

September 2     South Aiken               Woodside CC     4:30

September 8     S. Aiken/S. Valley    Houndslake        4:30

September 13   Thoroughbred trny  Woodside CC      12:00

September 14    Dutch Fork               Houndslake CC       4:30

September 21   Gilbert                       Houndslake CC       4:30

September 23   M. Valley                    M.Valley  CC         4:30

September 28   Lex/Gilbert             Lexington  CC        4:30

September 30   Dutch Fork              Mid-Carolina C      4:30

October 5       M. Valley                    Houndslake            4:30

2010 Roster

Brooke Cantrell               12th

Kelsey Lofgren                12th

Jessica Spires                  12th

Kinsley Hall                     11th

Jamaica Jimerson           11th

Dani Reeves                     11th

Gaby Gil                         10th

Rebekah Muir                  10th

Kehelear Dickerson         10th

Boys– Isadore Fleming in the high jump, William Pope in the 100m, Clarence Butler in the High Jump, Sam McGill in the 1600m & 3200m, 4 x 100 relay team of William Pope, Kenneth Rand, William Heggs, and Keenan Fleming.

Girls– Erin Gilmore in the 100m, Natasha Dicks in the Long Jump & Triple Jump, Eboni Smith in the 100 hurdles, Jasmine Settles in the Shot Put & Discus, and the 4 x 100 relay team of Eboni Smith, DeHavelyn Barnes, Natasha Dicks, & Erin Gilmore.

4/14  The Girls track team defeated White Knoll 82-48.  1st place winners were:  Eboni Smith– 100 and 400m hurdles, Natasha Dicks– Long jump, high jump, & triple jump,  Erin Gilmore– 100 meters, DeHavelyn Barnes– 400 meters, Annalise Eberhard– 1600 and 3200meters, Jazz Settles– Shot put, 4X800 & 4 X 100 relay teams.

5/1  Caroline Burnau took the win on the mound for the Lady Hornets in their second round of the playoffs Friday. Jennifer Parker was 2-for-2. Kimmy Haithcock was 1-for-4 with a double and an RBI.

4/30  The Lady Hornets lost 14-1 to White Knoll in the first round of the AAAA state playoffs.

4/26  The Lady Hornets lost to North Augusta 5-2.  Emily Lee had a double and 2 RBI’s.  The Hornets play at White Knoll in the first round of the playoffs Thursday at 6:00.

4/24  The Lady Hornets defeated Dutch Fork 2-1.  Caroline Burnau picked up the win on the mound.  Emily Lee led the way offensively going 2 for 3 with a run scored.

4/22  The Lady Hornets lost 6-5.  The Hornets got offensive production from Emily Lee (3-for-4, one RBI, two runs scored), Lisa Duckett (2-for-3, one run scored) and Kimmy Haithcock (2-for-5, one RBI). Aiken will play host to Dutch Fork at 6 p.m. Friday with the winner possibly clinching the last playoff spot in Region 5-AAAA.

4/15  The Lady Hornets lost 12-2 to White Knoll. Kimmy Haithcock was 1 for 3 for the Hornets.

4/14  AHS Softball has won 4 regular season games in a row.

On Thursday April 1st, the Lady Hornets collected a region win, defeating Irmo 2-0.  Caroline Burnau was the winning pitcher with a complete game, 5 hit shutout.  Kaylyn George and Jennifer Parker scored runs for Aiken.

On Monday April 12th, the Lady Hornets jumped out to a 16-4 lead and held on for a 16-12 victory over South Aiken.  Caroline Burnau was the winning pitcher.  Emily Lee was 3-5 with 2 RBIs and 2 runs scored.  Brittany Zaremba was 3-3 with an RBI.  Jennifer Parker was 2-3 with 2 RBIs and 2 runs scored.  Kaylyn George was 2-4 with an RBI and 3 runs scored.

On Tuesday April 13th, the Lady Hornets swept a Doubleheader from Richland Northeast, getting 34 runs and 39 hits in 2 games.  The scores were 19-5 and 15-5.  Caroline Burnau was the winning pitcher in Game 1 and Kimmy Haithcock was the winning pitcher in Game 2.  In Game 1, Emily Lee  and Dani Reeves had 4 hits.  Jennifer Parker and Kaylyn George had 3 hits.  Lisa Duckett and Rylee Herrmann had 2 hits.  In Game 2, Brittany Zaremba, Amy Duckett, Kimmy Haithcock, and Emily Lee had 3 hits.  Lisa Duckett, Rylee Herrmann, and Jennifer Parker had 2 hits.  The Lady Hornets are now 7-11, 5-6 in the region and travel to play top ranked White Knoll on Thursday at 6:00

AHS Softball would like to congratulate Emily Lee for winning the Barry Johnson scholarship awarded by the Aiken Umpires Association at the Triple Crown Invitational.
3/26  The Lady Hornets lost 9-7 to North Augusta.  Kimmy Haithcock went 2-for-4 with a triple for Aiken,  Dani Reeves was 2-for4 with two runs scored and Amy Duckett was 1-for-3 with three RBIs.

3/24   Aiken won 5-4 over Ridgeview. Kimmy Haithcock went 3-for-3 with two runs scored on offense and pitched six innings to improve her record to 2-0 on the season for the Hornets, who are 3-5 overall. Emily Lee went 2-for-3 with two RBIs and two runs scored for Aiken. Caroline Burnau pitched one inning of relief for the save.3/23  The Lady Hornets lost 10-0 to Dutch Fork.

3/19  The Lady Hornets swept a doubleheader from O-W by scores of 21-0 and 16-0.  In the first game, Caroline Burneau (1-4) took the win with a no-hitter. Kaylyn George was 3-for-4 with three RBIs. Dani Reeves was 2-for-3 with an RBI. Emily Lee was 2-for-2 with two RBIs. In the second game, Kimmy Haithcock (1-0) also pitched a no-hitter. Haithcock was also 2-for-3 with three RBIs. Emily Lee was 2-for-2 with an RBI. 

3/18  The Lady Hornets fell 8-4 to South Aiken after jumping out to a 4-0 lead.  Emily Lee was 3 for 4 with 2 RBI’s and run scored and a stolen base.  Kaylyn George & Lisa and Amy Duckett all had 2 hits for the Hornets.  The Hornets defense suffered 8 errors which turned out to be the difference in the ballgame.   

3/16  The Lady Hornets lost 12-0 to White Knoll.  Aiken’s Kimmy Haithdock and Dani Reeves were both 1-for-23/9  The Lady Hornets lost 12-2 to Irmo.  Katelyn George was 1 for 2 with an RBI for the Hornets.   

3/8  Caroline Burnau was 2-for-3 with one double and two RBIs. Lisa Duckett was 1-for-2 with two RBIs as the Hornets lost their season opener 10-4 to Lexington.

2/9  The Lady Hornets lost 62-30 to Dutch Fork. 

2/5  The Lady Hornets got a big boost to their playoff push completing the series sweep of Orangeburg despite Orangeburg shooting 41 free throws.  The problem was they only made 23 of them.  The Lady Hornets remain firmly in the fourth spot in the region with a 7-5 region record.  Erin Gilmore and Deidre Price each had 15 for the Lady Hornets and Ashley Winfield added 9, but 5 of them came down the stretch when the Hornets needed it most.  

2/3  The Lady Hornets have won two in a row.  They trounced White Knoll 47-22.  Erin Gilmore led the Lady Hornets with 12 to keep the Hornets in the playoff hunt. 

1/30  The Lady Hornets got back on the winning track downing RNE 36-20.  This win kept the Lady Hornets at 5-5 in the region and in the playoff hunt.  Deidre Price led the Hornets with 16. 

1/26  The lady Hornets lost 50-28 to Irmo their 4th region loss in a row.   

1/22  The Lady Hornets lost their 3rd region game in a row 41-30 to visiting North Augusta.  The Hornets suffered too many turnovers and only managed 8 points in the 2nd and 3rd quarters combined.  Erin Gilmore led the Hornets with 12 points.  

1/20  The Lady Hornets have lost their last 2 region matchups.  They lost on the road to Dutch Fork 60-31 and lost by 4 to Lexington also on the road.  

1/12  The Lady Hornets defeated O-W 47-40.  Erin Gilmore led the Lady Hornets with 20 as the Hornets got the tough road region win. 

1/8  The Lady Hornets used a pressing defense to go on a 18-0 run and blow out the Lady Timberwolves 50-21.  The Hornets outscored the Twolves 16-1 in a decisive 3rd quarter.  The Hornets were led by Erin Gilmore’s 12 and Ashley Winfield’s 11 points.  In other region action Irmo blew out Lexington, North Augusta beat O-W, and Dutch Fork downed RNE.

1/6  The Lady Hornets blew out Strom Thurmond 52-30.  Leading by only 1 at halftime the Hornets outscored the Rebels 19-5 in the third quarter.  Ashley Winfield led the Hornets with 12 points followed by Erin Gilmore and Monique Tyler with 10.  

1/5  The Lady Hornets won on the road in region play at RNE.  The Lady Hornets won 38-20.  Erin Gilmore led the Lady Hornets with 12.  In other action OW beat Lexington and North Augusta beat Irmo.

12/23  The Lady Hornets defeated Munford Ala. at the Holiday Roundball classic at Josey High school.  The Hornets won 70-38.  Kashondra Henderson had 13 and Erin Gilmore had 10 to lead the Hornets.  The Hornets cruised after a 24-14 1st quarter. 

12/18  The Lady Hornets jumped out to an early lead over region favorite Irmo.  The Lady Hornets outscored the Yellow Jackets 10-4 in the 1st quarter and looked as though they would carry a 17-8 lead into halftime but Irmo scored 4 points in 5 seconds and seized momentum for the 2nd half. The Yellow Jackets scored 32 of their 44 points in the 2nd half and made free throws down the stretch to hand the young Hornets a 44-36 loss.  Kashondra Henderson and Amber Johnson each had 8 to lead the Hornets.   

12/15  The Lady Hornets opened up region play with a home win over Lexington by a score of 45-29.  The Lady Hornets opened up an early 16-7 1st quarter lead and their defense choked out Lexington the rest of the way.  Erin Gilmore and Kashondra Henderson led the way for the Hornets with 9 a piece.   N. Augusta lost to Dutch Fork.  RNE beat White Knoll.  O-W defeated Irmo.

12/11  The Lady Hornets completed the season sweep of their crosstown rival with a 58-27 victory.  The Hornets went on a 10-2 run to close out the first half and take a 26-10 lead into the locker room at halftime.  Deidre Price and Erin Gilmore led the Hornets with 12 and Kashondra Henderson added 10 for the Hornets.   The Hornets scored the first 3 baskets of the second half and the rest of the game was never close.

12/4  The Lady Hornets opened up the regular season with a trouncing of cross-town rival South Aiken by a score of 74-29.  The Hornets only led by 7 after one quarter but a 20-5 run before halftime blew the game wide open.  Kashondra Henderson led the Hornets with 13.  Deidre Price and Ashley Winfield had 12 points a piece. 

2/9  The Hornets won their 3rd game in a row holding off Dutch Fork for a 53-50 win.  Justin Maxwell and Tra Parker each had 13 for the Hornets.  

2/5  The Hornets jumped out to a 16-3 lead and held off Orangeburg for a  58-47 victory.  The Hornets led by as many as 20 points throughout the game.  Tra Parker led the Hornets with 15 and Justin Maxwell added 10 for the Hornets.  

2/3  The Hornets downed White Knoll 42-26.  Trondell Long led the Hornets with 17.  Justin Maxwell added 10 and Myson Jones 9 for the victorious Hornets.  

1/30  The Hornets lost to RNE 54-49.  Tra Parker had 13 and Trondell Long added 12 for the Hornets.   

1/26  The Hornets lost to Irmo 57-47.  Mario Parker had 16 for the Hornets.  

1/22  The Hornets lost their 3rd consecutive region matchup falling to 3-5 in region play with a 59-50 loss at home vs. North Augusta.  The Hornets were leading by 7 at halftime but couldn’t keep up with an attacking Yellow Jacket offense.  The Yellow Jackets had a decisive 21-10 third quarter to take a lead they would never relinquish.  Trailing by only one with one second left in the 3rd quarter, North Augusta threw in a last second prayer from 30 feet that gave them a 4 point lead entering the 4th quarter.  Justin Maxwell led the Hornets with 15 and Devon Johnson added 12.

1/20  The Hornets have lost their last two region matchups on the road at Dutch Fork 69-52 and at Lexington 60-52.  

1/12  The Hornets defeated O-W by a score of 53-52.  Tramain Parker made 2 free throws with 4 seconds left to give the Hornets another road region win.  Parker had 19 points to lead the Hornets and Justin Maxwell had 8.  

1/8   The Hornets lost their region home game to White Knoll 54-32.  The Hornets struggled offensively.  The Timberwolves shot 36 free throws to the Hornets 13.  Andrew Williams led the Hornets with 12 points.  In other region action Dutch Fork downed RNE and Lexington downed Irmo.

1/6  The Hornets defeated Strom Thurmond last night 63-55 in non-region action.  The Hornets led just 23-19 at halftime.  The Hornets started the second half on a 11-0 run and never looked back.  Trondell Long and Andrew Williams had 12 to lead the Hornets.  Justin Maxwell and Xavier Vinson had 10 each for Hornets.  

1/5  The Hornets returned to region action with a big road win at RNE.  In a defensive struggle the Hornets won 35-33.  Trondell Long led the Hornets with 15 and Justin Maxwell had 11.  In other region action Lexington defeated O-W,  Irmo defeated N. Augusta, and Dutch Fork beat White Knoll in overtime.

12/30  The Hornets lost 67-65 in the championship game of the Chesterfield classic.  Tra Parker led the Hornets with 15.  Justin Maxwell added 14 and Trondell Long had 11 for the runner-up Hornets who rimmed out a potential winning 3-pointer at the buzzer.  

12/29  The Hornets defeated Summerville 55-49.  Justin Maxwell led the Hornets with 13.  Andrew Williams added 11 and Trondell Long had 10 for the Hornets. The Hornets play Darlington in the championship game.   

12/28  The Hornets defeated Central High school 75-42.  Andrew Williams led the way with 17.  Trondell Long and Tra Parker each had 10 for the Hornets.  The Hornets play Summerville on the 29th at 7:00. 

12/18  The Hornets fell to Irmo 64-49.  Irmo seized control at the outset and the Hornets were stuck playing catch up basketball all game.  Any time the Hornets got closer Irmo had an answer.  The Yellow Jackets held a 34-19 lead at halftime and maintained the margin throughout the 2nd half capitalizing on Hornet turnovers for easy layups.  Justin Maxwell led the Hornets with 13.  Myson Jones and Devon Johnson each had 9 points for the Hornets.  

12/15  The Wildcats were throttled in the James A. Taylor Activities Center by a score of 60-36.  After an 11-11 first quarter the Hornets defense took over and the Hornets outscored the Wildcats 17-4 in a decisive 2nd quarter.  The Hornets pushed the lead to 18 by the end of the 3rd quarter.  The stifling Hornet defense only allowed Lexington 11 field goals.  Justin Maxwell led the Hornets with 13, Andrew Williams had 12, and Tramain Parker had 10 for the Hornets.   N.Aug lost to Dutch Fork, RNE downed W.Knoll, and Irmo beat OW.

12/11  The Hornets got some sweet revenge at home defeating South Aiken 50-38.  The Hornets held a slim 28-24 halftime lead but opened up the 3rd quarter with a crushing 13-1 run and never looked back.  The T-breds cut the lead to 7 with just under 2 minutes left but the Hornets converted from the free throw line to seal the victory.  Myson Jones and Tramain Parker led the Hornet effort with 10 a piece.  Justin Maxwell and Andrew Williams each added 8 for the Hornets.   

12/9  The Hornets crushed Strom Thurmond 89-39.  The Hornets went on a 20-1 run to open up the game and led 37-4 after the 1st quarter.  Andrew Williams had 14, Justin Maxwell had 13, Trondell Long had 11, and Desmond Withers added 10.

12/4  The Hornets fell to South Aiken 64-57.  South Aiken jumped out to a 15-11 lead in the first quarter depending on 3-pointers.  Aiken took the lead just before halftime 28-23 going inside the paint to take the lead from the t-breds.  South Aiken went on a 12-1 run opening up the second half as the Hornets only managed 7 points in the 3rd quarter.  The Hornets entered the 3rd quarter down by 7 and each team scored 22 in the 4th quarter.  Myson Jones led the Hornets with 16, Trondell Long had 12, and Tramain Parker had 11 to lead the Hornets. 

Click for printable roster hornets-boys-roster.doc

Click here for the J.V. & fr schedule jv-and-b-team-schedule-2009-2010.doc

M & T  Nov 23-24    Glenn Hills Tourney (girls)      G. Hills 

F & S   Nov 27-28    100 Black Men Tourn. (boys)  ARC  

All regular season games start with the Varsity Girls game at 6:00    

Friday   Dec 4            South Aiken                           away      

Wed     Dec 9            Strom Thurmond                    home 

Fri        Dec 11          South Aiken                           home

Tue      Dec 15          Lexington                                home

Fri       Dec 18           Irmo                                       home

M-W Dec 21-23   Aug. Roundball            Josey

M-W  Dec 28-30     Farm Bureau classic                 Chesterfield

Tue     Jan 5              Richland Northeast                  away

Wed   Jan 6              Strom Thurmond                     away

Fri      Jan 8              White Knoll                             home

Tue    Jan 12             Orangeburg                             away

Fri     Jan 15             Dutch Fork                             away

Tue   Jan 19              Lexington                                away

Fri    Jan 22              North Augusta                        home

Tue  Jan 26               Irmo                                      away

Fri   Jan 29               Richland Northeast                home

Tue  Feb 2                White Knoll                          away

Fri   Feb 5                Orangeburg                           home

Tue Feb 9                Dutch Fork                            home

Fri  Feb 12               North Augusta                       away                           

                                             09-10 Roster

 3          Myson Jones                   G            5′11″         Jr.

 4           Trondell Long                  G            5′8″           Sr.

 5           Jamaris Coleman             G            5′9″            Jr.

10          Whitten Hicks                  G            6′0″           Sr.

11          Tolbert Holmes                G            6′1″           Jr.

12          Thomas Williamson          G            6′1″           Jr.

15          Justin Maxwell                 G            6′4″           Sr.

20          Desmond Withers            G            5′11″         Sr.

21          Andrew Williams             F             6′4″           Jr.

22          Mario Abney                  F              6′2″           Sr.

23          Xavier Vinson                F               6′3″           Sr.

30          Tramain Parker              F               6′5″           Jr.

32          Devon Johnson              F               6′4″           Jr.

44          Louie Conley                 F               6′3″           Jr.

50          Tommie Robinson          F               6′1″           Jr.

8/31  The Aiken High School Girls Tennis Team defeated Williston Elko High School this afternoon 6-0.
Singles Scores:
Zakiya Provost defeated Anna Valentine  6-0, 6-1
Zeel Patel defeated Shelly Kennerly  6-0, 6-0
Allison Josey defeated Savannah greene  6-0, 6-0
Sarah Elizabeth Davis defeated Jordan Raska  6-1, 6-0
Rachael Perkins defeated Carol-Ann Harvey  6-0, 6-0
Doubles Scores:
Mary Beth Barringer and Kari Mahannah defeated Karen Provitt and Chicana Platt  6-1, 6-08/30  The Aiken High School Girls Tennis Team opened their 2010 Season with a win this afternoon against Barnwell High School.
The score was 6-0  (Barnwell only had 5 girls so they had to forfeit #2 doubles because they did not field a #2 Doubles Team)
Singles Scores:
Zakiya Provost defeated Tangi Fireall  6-0, 6-0
Zeel Patel defeated Jordan O’Neal  6-0, 6-0
Allison Josey defeated Shawnah Banks  6-0, 6-0
Sarah Elizabeth Davis defeated Shelby Peay  6-1, 6-0
Rachael Perkins defeated Ann Marie McCoy  6-0, 6-0

9/1  The volleyball team defeated Dutch Fork 3-0. The Hornets won by scores of 25-16, 25-7 and 25-14. Jessica Ray led statistics with nine kills, four digs, four aces and two blocks. Anna Tovo added six kills and one dig. Meredith Clemmens added three kills, seven digs, two aces, five assists and one block. Natasha Dicks garnered four blocks and two kills while McKenna Dyer led assists with 15 and added five digs, three blocks, two kills and an ace. 

8/31  The volleyball team defeated Greenbrier 3-0.  None of the 3 games were close as the Hornets won 25-8, 25-14, and 25-16.   McKenna Dyer has 20 assists, 2 blocks, a kill, and an ace.  Anna Tovo had 5 kills and 2 aces.  Katie Lane Frei had 4 kills, 3 aces, and an assist.  Meredith Clemmens had 13 assists and a kill for the Hornets.

8/28  The volleyball team won the Carolina Forest preseason tournament.  Aiken faced Blythewood  and lost the first game before turning up the heat and winning the last two games to advance to the Championship game against Spring Valley. Again the ladies lost the first game and it looked like the second game was going to be a disappointment before the momentum shifted back to the Lady Hornets. Aiken won game two and three and were awarded the Championship trophy! Jessica Ray was named Tournament MVP – congratulations Jessica! Aiken opens its regular season with a trip to Greenbrier High at 5:00.