TV Highlights Sunday Sports Schedule Summary
The guide lists NBCSN coverage from Monza practice for Formula One in Italy to NASCAR practice and final rounds at Darlington and Darlington’s Southern 500. It also lists college football games on CBSSN FS1 ESPNU and golf tours in Prague Columbus Norton Portland and Calgary with MLB regional plays and the U S Open third rounds in New York.
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Swans Battle Aiken In High-Scoring Scrimmage
Deshun Kitchings scores twice for SA with a 53 yard run and a 35 yard reception. Cody Boynton connects with Chris Roberts for two touchdowns as SA tops SWAN 30s worth of points in a spring clash. Keenan Coats leads Swan with 61 passing yards and 55 rushing.
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Baseball Standings and Weekend Schedule Summary
The National League East shows Washington 81 52 and Miami 66 68 while Chicago and Milwaukee lead the Central and West. The American League lists Boston 77 58 and Houston 80 53 with several late games and a busy weekend slate across multiple venues, including doubleheaders and late starts.
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Defense Sends Silver Bluff Past Fox Creek 22 20
Silver Bluff defense forces seven turnovers and holds Fox Creek to 20 as the Bulldogs edge the Predators 22-20. John Green racks three interceptions, Trevonte Green adds one, and a late Fox Creek interception ends the rally.
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Ridge Spring Monetta shuts out Whitmire 39 0
Ridge Spring-Monetta gains its first win of the season with a 39 0 road victory over Whitmire. Hayden Cherry leads with 18 tackles as five Trojans reach double digits. Frazier intercepts at the goal line to preserve the shutout and Robinson adds 158 total yards and a TD.
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Reagan Cherry
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