ACC poised to end 51-year drought with four teams in CWS
Four Atlantic Coast Conference teams led by No. 1 Clemson advance to the College World Series in Omaha as the ACC matches its best ever showing with Clemson Georgia Tech North Carolina and Miami in the field. Bracket action opens with Clemson vs Georgia Tech and North Carolina vs Cal State Fullerton as eight top teams compete for the title. The ACC commentary notes historic potential and strong pitching and hitting across teams.
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ACC
Clemson
Georgia Tech
Danny Hall
North Carolina
Cal State Fullerton
Miami
Tigers
Yellow Jackets
Tar Heels
Hurricanes
Mike Fox
Wake Forest
Jim Morris
Morris
Fullerton
College World Series schedule and teams at Rosenblatt Stadium
At Rosenblatt Stadium Omaha, the College World Series features two brackets with top teams and double elimination. Clemson faces Georgia Tech, Cal State Fullerton plays North Carolina, Rice tangles with Georgia, and Oregon State meets Miami, with subsequent losers and winners games through to the best-of-three championship. The field includes Vinnie Pestano injury notes, Georgia's Josh Morris power, Rice’s recent win streak, and Oregon State’s CWS history.
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Vinnie Pestano
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Cory Arbiso
Omaha
Bulldogs
Josh Morris
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Beavers
England, Ecuador advance as Germany reach knockout stage
England and Ecuador secured World Cup progression with wins over Trinidad and Tobago and Costa Rica, respectively, while host Germany also advanced. Sweden edged Paraguay with an 89th minute header as England and Sweden join Germany and Ecuador in Group A and B knockouts.
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England
Ecuador
Germany
Costa Rica
Hamburg
Poland
Wayne Rooney
Peter Crouch
Steven Gerrard
Trinidad and Tobago
Sweden
Fredrik Ljungberg
Paraguay
Crouch
Trinidad
David Beckham
Gerrard
Nuremberg
Beckham
Rooney
Michael Owen
Manchester United
Brett Sancho
Shaka Hislop
Crosby Cougars Ride Past Sterling In Conference Clash
Crosby built an early lead and pulled away in the third quarter, led by Carter six points and Max Blacklock four as Crosby outscored Sterling 18-6. Broussard and Jerell McGee each added six for Sterling in a losing effort.
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Jerell McGee
Sterling
Terance McIntyre
Crosby
Carter
Cougars
Brandon Jacobs
Jacobs
McGee
Max Blacklock
Jesse Moore
Rangers
Bobby Elzy
Paul Santillian
Volleyball team camp yields multiple awards at three-week session
Lee College hosted a volleyball team camp with participants from Lee Crosby Dayton and Deer Park culminating in a full day tournament. Awards went to Page Jenkins Deer Park MVP Kourtney Willis Crosby best improved Sara Rice Deer Park best setter Brittany Hoag Crosby Kevyn Jackson Lee best hitters Darcy Findley Deer Park best defender Jessica Gonzales Dayton best passer Lara Johnson Deer Park sportsmanship Megan Ash Dayton best attitude Carol Spence Lee most hustle Lindsey Bates Crosby best blocker.
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Crosby
Dayton
Deer Park
Johnson
Page Jenkins
Kourtney Willis
Sara Rice
Brittany Hoag
Kevyn Jackson
Darcy Findley
Jessica Gonzales
Lara Johnson
Megan Ash
Carol Spence
Lindsey Bates
Lee College
Montgomerie tops U S Open leaderboard after rough start
Montgomerie overcame a slow beginning at Congressional to post a subpar round that vaulted him to the top of the U S Open standings for the first time since 1997. Phil Mickelson opened with even par 70 joined by Furyk Howell Jimenez Stricker in a crowded early group. Howell birdied six times but closed with four straight holes that derailed his momentum.
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Montgomerie
Phil Mickelson
Jim Furyk
David Howell
Miguel Angel Jimenez
Steve Stricker
Howell
Congressional
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Dwight Yorke
Carlos Tenorio
Agustin Delgado
Ivan Kaviedes
Delgado
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Edison Mendez
Marcus Allback
Johan Elmander
Ljungberg
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