Woods Wins Fifth Florida Swing Title at Doral
Tiger Woods captured his 76th career victory on Sunday at Doral, finishing two strokes clear of the field. The win solidifies Woods as he leads the tournament standings and adds another title to his major chase.
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Brown seals Puerto Rico Open win with final-hole birdie
Scott Brown shot a 70 in the final round to finish at 20 under and clinch the Puerto Rico Open with his third birdie on the last hole. Eisner won the Chile Classic on the Web.com Tour with five birdies and just one bogey.
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South Carolina tops Rider 1-0 to sweep series at home
South Carolina pitchers Nolan Belcher and Tyler Webb shut out Rider 1-0 as Joey Pankake homered in the win. Belcher has not allowed a run in 18 innings and Webb earned his fifth save as the Gamecocks improve to 13-2. Rider falls to 6-4.
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Pacers win PBC Tournament title in Columbus
USC Aiken defeats Montevallo 65 60 at Lumpkin Center to claim the Peach Belt Conference championship for the third time in program history. Senior guard Remon Nelson scores 16 of 20 in the second half and earns tournament MVP as USCA seals NCAA bid.
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Brown Eisner win pro events in Puerto Rico and Chile
North Augusta and USC Aiken native Scott Brown rallied from a late deficit to win the Puerto Rico Open at Trump International, finishing 20 under. Kevin Eisner claimed the Web.com Tour Chile Classic with a 21 under total at Prince of Wales CC, finishing ahead of Brice Garnett and Edward Loar.
Kenseth Wins Las Vegas Race On Birthday For JGR
Matt Kenseth, on his 41st birthday, drives for Joe Gibbs Racing to a tight victory at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. He edges Kasey Kahne in a late restart for his 25th career win, his third with JGR after moving from Roush Fenway. Kyle Busch finishes fourth. Jimmie Johnson sixth.
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