United States Wins Gold Cup Final 2-1 Over Mexico
Landon Donovan nets his 34th career goal tying Eric Wynalda atop the all time list while Benny Feilhaber scores a superb volley as the United States rallies to defeat Mexico 2 1 in Chicago to claim a fourth Gold Cup title and secure a 2009 Confederations Cup berth Bob Bradley remains unbeaten at 10 0 1 after taking over from Bruce Arena in May 2006
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Chicago
Mexico
United States
Landon Donovan
Eric Wynalda
Benny Feilhaber
Central America
Caribbean
South Africa
Bob Bradley
Bradley
Bruce Arena
Foxhounds face injuries as Key joins lineup in Macon
Foxhounds struggle after Brandy DeLeon injures ankle leaving Scott Hollin to fill leadoff. Bradley Key likely to travel to Macon while Chad Miller Joe Cuttone and Garth McKinney carry recent hot bats. Jesse Krause anchors Aiken pitching with a 1.91 ERA in 33 innings and a 3-2 record.
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Foxhounds
Robinson
USC Aiken
Bradley Key
Macon
Chris Bando
Brandy DeLeon
Scott Hollin
DeLeon
Aiken
Chad Miller
Joe Cuttone
Garth McKinney
Miller
McKinney
Hounds
Anderson Joes
Cuttone
Jesse Krause
Langley Rowing Club eyes growth after heat filled Regatta
Langley and ABC crews claim another Regatta trophy as Bernie Burgener notes a tough national path ahead. Club leaders Sanders and Buckalew predict growth, a future boathouse, and expanding from regional to international events as heat and progress shape Langley Pond into a premier rowing venue.
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Forster
Atlanta
Bernie Burgener
Burgener
ABC
U.S
ABC Row
Sanders
Buck
Buckalew
Langley Pond
Brazeals brothers lead Regionals run for golf duo
The Brazeal brothers Jonathan and Chandler Brazeal, top golfers from South Airicn, finished second in Region 4 AAAA and fourth in the Class AAA final. They aim to qualify for the U S Junior Amateur, emphasize summer development, and plan to attend Clemson University.
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T-Breas
Souths Aiken
Mike Mercer
Jonathan
South Airicn
Chandler
Promers
Brazeals
Clemson University
Onathany
Brazeal
U.S
Ochoa Wins Wegmans LPGA in Dramatic Playoff
Lorena Ochoa erased a three stroke deficit in the final holes then beat In-Kyung Kim in a second playoff hole at Locust Hill. Ochoa finished 8 under 280 after a 73 final round, earning 270000 and extending her money list lead to 152 million. Kim 72 tied for second with Mirryn Nun Kerr Wright Jang and others.
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Pravy Ford
N.Y
Lorena Ochoa
In-Kyung Kim
Locust Hill
Kim
Patty Sheehan
Ayako Okamoto
Ochoa
Suzann Pettersen
Norway
Seoul
Mirryun Nun
Cristi Kerr
Lindsey Wright
Jeong Jang
South Korea
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Atlanta Rowing Club
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Mendy
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