Lee softball coach Kim Powell steps down
Kim Powell resigns as Lee High School softball head coach but will remain an assistant. Goose Creek ISD will fill two head coaching posts next spring. Powell cites health and stress, planning to focus on family and personal projects while continuing teaching at Lee.
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Rice sticks with Wayne Graham for six more years
Rice University announces contract terms keeping baseball coach Wayne Graham with the Owls for six years. Graham led Rice to its 2003 national title and a ninth consecutive Western Athletic Conference crown this season, as the Owls went 45-19 before losing to Tulane in the NCAA Super Regionals. Miguel Martin earned his first win since November with a first round knockout of Anthony Greeley to move to 18-2-1.
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Major sports schedule highlights on ESPN and local channels
A dense listing of events across sports including college baseball CWS games Oregon State versus Tulane and Texas versus Baylor on ESPN, pro baseball Cubs at Yankees and Astros at Royals, PGA and LPGA golf, tennis finals, F1 qualifying, NASCAR Craftsman Trucks, NHRA qualifying, Le Mans start times, WNBA games, boxing Tyson versus McBride, Confederations Cup soccer, MLS, Mesquite rodeo, and NCAA track and field championships with channel and start times.
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Astros crush Royals as Clemens earns 333rd win in KC
Roger Clemens pitched four hits over six innings to beat Kansas City 7 0, improving to 24 7 all time against the Royals. Morgan Ensberg and Eric Bruntlett hit solo shots while Adam Everett and Lance Berkman drove in two runs each. The Astros, 8 26 on the road, won 12 of 16 against KC in interleague play.
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Nebraska Edges Arizona State for First CWS Win at Home
John Chamberlain held ASU to five hits in seven innings and Ryan Wehrle delivered a two run single as Nebraska beat Arizona State 5-3 in Omaha to earn their first College World Series victory away from Lincoln. NU advances to face Florida while ASU drops to elimination round against Tennessee.
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Goosen, Browne and Gore share Open lead at Pinehurst
Retief Goosen shot 2-under 138 to tie for the second-round lead with Olin Browne and Jason Gore as Pinehurst yielded little. Phil Mickelson slumped to 7 over on day two while Vijay Singh and Tiger Woods remained within reach. David Toms briefly led before finishing four behind after a late surge and costly holes. Browne stayed steady amid challenges, aiming to defend his Open title with Goosen and Gore in pursuit.
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