Hawaii Captures Fourth Straight Little League World Series Title
Hawaii beat Mexico 12-3 in South Williamsport to win the Little League World Series. Tanner Tokunaga hit two homers, Folana Akau added a solo shot, and Waipahu capitalized on Mexico miscues to seal the victory.
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Timo Donahue
Taiwan
Goose Creek Tops Little Goose Creek In 28-goal Polo Cup
Big Goose Creek defeated Little Goose Creek 6-3 on August 17 at Fordyce Field Big Horn Wyoming in the Goose Creek Cup. MVP Tommy Biddle Jr and Julio Arellano played for Big Goose Creek while Owen Rinehart and Tiger Kneece played for Little Goose Creek. Arellano’s Cream Puff named Best Playing Pony. Arellano and Biddle will play for Barrington in the USPA Silver Cup.
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Aiken
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Royal Bank of Canada
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Goose Creek
Spurrier Eyes Change After 2007 South Carolina Downturn
South Carolina coach Steve Spurrier notes offensive talent led by Kenny McKinley but acknowledges a first time starter at quarterback Tommy Beecher and uneven run game. He cites returning all SEC defensive backs Emanuel Cook and Captain Munnerlyn and linebacker Jasper Brinkley while admitting 2007 losses and a five game skid spurred staff changes Ellis Johnson and Ray Rychleski. Spurrier also shifts play calling with Steve Jr providing weekly schemes and the head coach retaining final approval.
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Gamecocks
Tommy Beecher
Emanuel Cook
Munnerlyn
Jasper Brinkley
Spurrier
Ellis Johnson
Ray Rychleski
Steve Jr
Dad
South Carolina Gears Up for Season Opener vs N C State
Spurrier asserts stronger Gamecocks with more talent and confident depth as pre season drills sharpen aims for Thursday night under Williams Brice Stadium lights. McKinley warns they can beat anybody, while Culliver pushes teammates to avoid last year’s late losing streak.
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McKinley
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Spurrier
Beecher
Williams-Brice Stadium
Singh wins The Barclays in playoff to tie record
Vijay Singh claimed a record fourth Barclays title after a playoff with Sergio Garcia at Ridgewood. Both finished 8-under 276 with birdies on the first two extra holes. Garcia and Singh traded long birdie putts on 18, then Singh sealed victory with a 20-foot eagle-then-birdie sequence on 17.
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N.J
Vijay Singh
Sergio Garcia
Garcia
Kevin Sutherland
Ridgewood Country Club
Westchester Country Club
Singh
Westchester
Firestone
Sutherland
Kevin Streetman
Ben Curtis
Portland
Ore
Cristie Kerr
Helen Alfredsson
Sophie Gustafson
Columbia Edgewater Country Club
Kerr
Alfredsson
Gustafson
Snoqualmie, Wash
Tom Kite
Scott Simpson
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