Kountakis widens edge at Palmetto Amateur as NeSmith takes third
Lakeside High School’s Kountakis extended his four day lead with solid play including 14 greens in regulation and two putts from close range while NeSmith tied for third after another steady round. Kennerly finished second three strokes back and Long and Matt NeSmith shared third. Blaine Woodruff aced No. 14 for South Carolina in the Palmetto Amateur.
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Crane leads at St Jude Classic before weather halt
Ben Crane held a four stroke lead at 13 under after birdieing the opening hole, with over 28 hours between shots due to rain delays at TPC Southwind in Memphis. Troy Merritt and Peter Malnati trailed as action paused amid stormy conditions.
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Red Raiders Hold Off Cougars 1 0 in Regional Opener
Texas Tech defeats College of Charleston 1-0 as Chris Sadberry hurls eight innings for a career high nine strikeouts. Tech breaks through in the third on Stephen Smith single and a Neslony RBI triple, while twice throwing out Glazer at the plate.
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Maryland Stuns Virginia In NCAA Super Regional Opener
Maryland built a 5-0 lead before holding off Virginia 5-4 in Charlottesville. Jake Stinnett went six innings with two RBIs, as the Terrapins move to 40-21 and sit one win from their first College World Series appearance.
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Spurs aim to take 2-0 lead over Heat in finals
San Antonio looks to extend its postseason run and go up 2-0 against Miami in Game 2 at the AT&T Center. Tim Duncan and Tony Parker headline the Spurs with Parker healthy and Duncan seeking a chance to play more like a point guard, while LeBron James and the Heat try to rebound after a turnover-filled opener.
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