Gerard wins U S gold in windy PyongChang slope style
Red Gerard, 17, collects the United States first gold of the games in a windy men slope style at the PyeongChang Olympics. Sven Kramer set an Olympic mark in the 5,000 meters, while Fourcade and Boe missed medals in biathlon mixed results. Canadian duo Parrot and McMorris posted strong scores as winds forced a downhill postponement.
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US women rally to beat Finland in Olympic opener
Kendall Coyne nets the decisive strike at 11:29 of the second period as the United States overcome an early Finnish lead. Monique Lamoureux Morando and Dani Cameranesi also score, lifting the unbeaten U S squad to a 3 1 victory in Cangneung. JOCelyn Lamoureux-Davidson lines with Lamoureux Moranda and Pannek highlight coach Robb Stauber's mix.
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Rosa Lindstedt
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Kelly Pannek
South Carolina Pulls Away To Beat Florida In SEC Clash
Ja Wilson led South Carolina with 22 points as the seventh ranked Gamecocks survived Florida's late runs. Ty Harris added 38, and Florida remained in the SEC cellar with a 10-15 record. South Carolina (20-5, 9-3) stretched a halftime lead and held on despite a Floridian rally, with coach Dawn Staley guiding a deepened rotation after Lindsey Spann’s season-ending injury.
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Potter Routs Johnson For Pebble Beach Pro Am Victory
Ted Potter Jr claimed a dramatic three shot win at the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am in Pebble Beach California. He closed with 68 to finish ahead of Dustin Johnson Phil Mickelson and Jason Day after a career rebuilding run from a broken ankle and two surgeries. Potter led by two after holing a birdie from distance on the par three seventh and never relinquished the edge.
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