Intruders Under-16s win another tourney
The Carolina Intruders Under-16s captured their second summer tournament title in Florence, going 5-0 with final at bats delivering a 3-2 championship win over Hartsville Palmetto Martbreakers. Brittany Pauling Drew Harmon Bl Culver led a 36-4 scoring run. Harmon had a no hitter in part of the event. Chelsea Wheatley drove in the decisive run in the final inning. Katherine Mustard contributed in the prior win. The Under-14s finished third and both squads advance to USA state tournaments this weekend in Florence and Citizens Park.
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Scattered 1900s style scoreboard with teams and dates
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Golfers face brutal Bethpage Black rough and long par fours
Bob Estes and players describe Bethpage Black as harsh with thick grass and narrow fairways. USGA sanded about 9000 tons into 70 bunkers while stars like David Toms and Vijay Singh discuss recovery from the dense rough and difficult greens.
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Notre Dame reaches College World Series ending 45-year drought
Notre Dame freshman Chris Niesel held Florida State to one run in eight innings as the Irish knocked off the top seed 9-1 in the super regional to advance to Omaha for a first round clash with Stanford. Sollmann drove in two runs and J.P. Gagne earned the save, while coach Paul Mainieri praised the historic win and Notre Dame’s late-season surge.
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Marc LaMacchia
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