Soccer and Baseball Scoreboard from Mountain State Invite and Pro Baseball Results
A compact sports roundup lists results from the 2002 Mountain State Invitational with college teams North Carolina Duke Kentucky Notre Dame and more, plus Major League Baseball scores and schedules. It covers National League and American League games, NBA and National Hockey League results, and ends with Retief Goosen’s BellScott Classic quote.
Goosen Wins Second USA Title at BellSouth Classic
Retief Goosen overcame a slow start at the BellSouth Classic in Duluth Georgia to win by four strokes. He shot a final 2 under 70 to finish 16 under 272, ahead of Jesper Parnevik and Phil Mickelson, who faded in the final round. Parnevik had led early with 65 but finished tied for second. Mickelson, two behind at start, shot 73 and ended five behind.
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Retief Goosen
Duluth
Phil Mickelson
Jesper Parnevik
Goosen
Sugarloaf
Parnevik
Mickelson
Phil
College teams shine at East River Mountain State Invitational
On a windy Sunday at the East River Soccer Complex the fourth annual Mountain State Invitational opened with North Carolina and Rutgers drawing 1 1 in a 90 minute NCAA clash. Duke and Kentucky battled to a 1 1 tie while Notre Dame blanked James Madison 3 0 with goals from Riley Sawyer Braun and Detter.
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North Carolina
Rutgers
Duke
Kentucky
Notre Dame
James Madison
WV Wesleyan
Radford
West Virginia University
Wheeling
Jesuit
University of Charleston
Adidas
East River
Tar Heels
Scarlet Knights
Carolina
Jonathan Davis
Josh Gros
Blue Devils
Jamal Shrewi
Wildcats
Fighting Irish
James Madison Dukes
Chad Riley
Chris Sawyer
Erich Braun
Justin Detter
Wildcats blank opponents as Tigers edge in low scoring day
The fourth annual Mountain State Invitational opened with low scoring matches after Daylight Savings Time. Kentucky routed the quartet of earlier teams with a shutout, while UNC edged WVU 1 0 as Mike Gell set up Ryan Kneipper for the lone goal. Chris McKinney starred in goal for WVU. Jevon Carpenter of Princeton won the prize coupon for four MLS game tickets.
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East River
Kentucky Wildcats
Princeton Middle School
Jevon Carpenter
Princeton
Tarheels
Mountaineers
UNC
Mike Gell
Ryan Kneipper
Chris McKinney
WVU
North Carolina
Pak edges Sorenstam for come-from-behind LPGA win
Se Ri Pak overcame Annika Sorenstam to win the Office Depot Championship in Los Angeles, finishing 7-under 209 after a 1-over 73. Sorenstam shot 71 to finish one behind, failing to convert a late birdie attempt on the 18th as Pak sealed the title and $150,000 of the $1 million purse. Laura Diaz tied for third at 3-under 213 with Kuehne, Gallagher-Smith, and Doolan in a four-way tie for fourth at 215.
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Los Angeles
Se Ri Pak
Annika Sorenstam
Office Depot
Sorenstam
Pak
Pat Hurst
Mi Hyun Kim
South Korea
Laura Diaz
Kelli Kuehne
Jackie Gallagher-Smith
Wendy Doolan
Premier Adidas edges CASL Elite to win under-17 final
Premier Adidas of Ohio defeated CASL Elite of Raleigh 2 1 in the Mountain State Invitational under-17 final, securing a second win in three matchups this season. Bobby Trybula scored twice, including the late winner after a tense midfield battle.
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AST River
Adidas
Casl Elite
Raleigh
N.C
Richmond
Steve Serr
Elite
Lee Superville
Carolina
Bobby Trybula
Trybula
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Houston
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Colorado
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Toronto
NY Yankees
Tampa Bay
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Detroit
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Texas
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National Basketball Association
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Miami
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Sacramento
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Orlando
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Portland
San Antonio
Dallas
Utah
Golden State
National Hockey League
Buffalo
Ottawa
St.Louis
Calgary
Phoenix
Vancouver
N.Y
USA
North Carolina Tar Heels
Rutgers Scarlet Knights
Eric DiNovo
Andrew Bradham
CASL
West Virginia
Seeveee
Pak Outduels
Serr
Russell Bienias
Archbishop Moeller High School
Nascar
Texas Motor Speedway