Kisner, Brown advance at Greenbrier behind steady rounds
PGA Tour Greenbrier Classic second round sees Kevin Kisner rebound from a double bogey on 16 with consecutive birdies to reach the weekend. Scott Brown posts a 69 with two birdies and one bogey, also safely making the cut.
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GreenJackets split pair with Savannah in Savannah
Augusta GreenJackets split a doubleheader in Savannah to cap a nine game road stretch. First game won 3 1 behind Chris Johnson five innings one earned run seven strikeouts. Second game Savannah won 3 0 with Scarlyn Reyes seven shutout innings. Augusta back home to play Kannapolis at 7 05 p m.
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Rising Skier Maddox Pursues Summer Ski Jumping Training
Aiken High senior Samantha Maddox trains in Fox River Grove Illinois at Norge Ski Club one of four year round centers. She began jumping at five and now spends five weeks preparing for the season. Maddox cites the flying feeling as her favorite part.
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Carter wins St Francisville Junior via late surge
Jake Carter, a South Aiken High School rising senior and Florida State commit, won the St Francisville Area Foundation Junior at The Bluffs in Louisiana with a 2-over total of 215 after rounds of 66, 75, and 74. He topped Henry Suman by two strokes, with Robert Quinilty and Zach Tracy tied for fourth. Wet conditions and three days of rain affected scoring as Carter cited adjusting after a slower final two rounds.
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Wambach Eyes Final World Cup Title in Canada
Abby Wambach, in her fourth World Cup and likely last, says she only cares about winning the final against Japan in Vancouver. The U.S. star has 183 career goals, 77 headers, and Olympic golds, with Carli Lloyd urging urgency as Wambach’s role shifts to off the bench at times. The United States, after a group stage and semifinal win over Germany, seeks its first World Cup title since 2011’s loss on penalties.
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United States Faces Japan in World Cup Final at BC Place
United States meets Japan at BC Place in Vancouver for the Women's World Cup final Sunday at 7 p.m. Fox will telecast the championship showdown.
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