Thailand Faces Us in Open at World Cup in Reims
Thailand, ranked 34th, opens against defending champion United States in Reims as coach Nuengruethai Sathongwhen aims to grow the game at home. US coach Jill Ellis emphasizes focus and sharpening tools as the 24-team field begins play.
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Reims
France
Thailand
U.S
United States
Nuengruethai Sathongwhen
Sathongchen
Canada
Japan
Carli Lloyd
China
99Ers
Chile
Nom
Esis
Sweden
Jill Ellis
Rennes
U.S. Soccer Federation
Alex Morgan
New Zealand
Netherlands
le Havre
Cameroon
Montpellier
Kadeisha Buchanan
Argentina
Paris
USGA aims for classic Pebble Beach US Open test
Pebble Beach welcomes a potential ideal U S Open with its coastline and small greens. USGA officials players and champions pressure to deliver a fair hard test amid recent course setups and controversies. Key figures include John Bodenhamer Rickie Fowler Phil Mickelson Tiger Woods and Brooks Koepka. The goal is a tough championships test without overreach while honoring Pebble Beach’s Open history.
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Pebble Beach
Calif
Pebble
John Bodenhamer
USGA
Rickie Fowler
Fowler
Mickelson
Shinnecock Hills
Tiger Woods
Woods
Usgas
Erin Hills
Chambers Bay
Jordan Spieth
Dustin Johnson
Oakmont
Johnson
Shane Lowry
Bodenhamer
Jack Nicklaus
Tom Watson
Tom Kite
Graeme McDowell
Hale Irwin
Curtis Strange
Jason Gore
Brooks Koepka
Justin Rose
McIlroy
Martin Kaymer
Koepka
Witten Returns to Cowboys as Competing Tight Ends Adjust
Cowboys veteran Jason Witten returns for a 16th season amid a youth surge at tight end. He seeks playing time and leadership without the full snap load, while Dak Prescott and Dalton Schultz push to fill a primary role as Geoff Swaim departs for Jacksonville. Witten, joining a unit with Blake Jarwin, aims to balance mentorship with production as the team eyes another Super Bowl run.
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Frisco
Texas
Jason Witten
Dallas Cowboys
Pro Football Hall of Fame
Witten
Cowboys
Los Angeles Rams
Dallas
Tony Romo
Dak Prescott
Romo
NFL
Geoff Swaim
Jacksonville
Blake Jarwin
Dalton Schultz
Schultz
Doug Nussmeier
Jarwin
Tony Gonzalez
Hall of Fame
Manoah Wins District 2 Player of the Year for WVU
West Virginia pitcher Alek Manoah earns the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association District 2 Player of the Year for the second time in three seasons. He also headlines Dick Howser Trophy finalist discussions and adds multiple national honors as he caps a dominant junior season with a school record 144 strikeouts and 16 starts. He becomes the third Mountaineer to win the district honor and joins a quartet of WVU players to reach similar recognition.
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Morgantown
West Virginia University
Alek Manoah
National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association
Manoah
Dick Howser
NCBWA
Baltimore Orioles
WVU
Jedd Gyorko
Braden Zarbinsky
West Virginia
Miami
College Baseball Foundation
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Phil Mickelson
Jim Furyk
Furyk
Pinehurst
Adam Scott
Hoylake
Mike Davis
Manoah District 2
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