Johnson wins Mexico Championship in one shot over Fleetwood
Dustin Johnson edges Tommy Fleetwood to capture his fourth World Golf Championship title at Chapultepec Golf Club in Mexico City. Johnson, surge through a 3-under 68 final round, sealed with a 127-yard wedge to the 18th green for par. Eisner ties for 11th at 8 under. Diaz finishes 10 over.
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Amazing Park wins HSBC Women's Champions in Singapore
In Singapore at Sentosa Golf Club Inbee Park clinched the HSBC Women's Champions by one stroke finishing 19 under 269 after an 8 under 64 final round bogeying the last hole Ariya Jutanugarn finished second with a 66. Michelle Wie and Ha Na Jang trailed tied for third.
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TV Highlights of Major Sports With Time Zone Listings
A packed schedule lists events across baseball basketball hockey and soccer. Notable games include Israel vs Chinese Taipei in the World Baseball Classic in Seoul and multiple conference tournament semifinals and championships across the Big East MAAC Horizon and West Coast with teams such as Gonzaga Siena Baylor and UConn among others.
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NHL Standings and Results Show Busy Weekend In East and West
Eastern and Western conference standings span divisions with Montreal Ottawa Boston Toronto and Detroit leading in Atlantic and Metropolitan. Notable results include Saturday and Sunday's games and multiple NHL teams jockeying for position with key wins and losses.
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South Carolina Beats Mississippi State To Claim SEC Tournament Title
South Carolina defeated Mississippi State through to win its fourth straight SEC tournament title with star player A'ja Wilson dominating the final period and Dawn Staley praising the return of Alaina Coates for the NCAAs.
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