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Charleston Battery crush defending champion Colorado Springs

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By Philip Simmons, May River, Goose Creek, Scotts Branch
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Australian Open champ to return to Charleston Open for 13th straight year

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By Philip Simmons, Hilton Christian, May River
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Australian Open champion and the world's No. 6-ranked player Madison Keys will return to the Credit One Charleston Open for the 13th consecutive year in 2026. Keys, who won the Charleston title in 2019, has earned 10 WTA titles over her career. She is 21-11 on the green clay at Daniel Island. "Charleston is one of my absolute favorite tournaments. The fans are amazing, the city is beautiful and the event always feels so welcoming,” said Keys. “I’ve played here every year since I was a teenager.
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Charleston’s Emma Navarro upsets Iga Swiatek at China Open

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By Philip Simmons, May River, Goose Creek, Scotts Branch
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Virginia offensive lineman is targeted by USC; Clemson is in the mix

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By Phil Kornblut, Philip Simmons, May River, Goose Creek
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They say Virginia is for lovers. But in the case of South Carolina offensive line coach Lonnie Teasley, he’s loving a major target from Virginia. Teasley offered 2027 OT Junior Saunders (6-5, 280) of Woodberry Forest, Va., after seeing him up close in camp last June. Since then, they’ve become strong phone pals. “I hear from Coach Teasley a lot,” Saunders said. “They are top up there with my communication. They communicate with me very well. He tries to critique my day.
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