Seniors power Alburnett Pirates chase TAC West title
Alburnett, led by head coach Ryan Stensland, holds a 17-8 record as the seniors from the 2019 state runner-up group rise to finish their careers. Hunter Caves, Reed Stallman, Shane Neighbor and Kate Rose anchor a strong lineup, with Caves leading in runs and batting average and Neighbor behind the plate. The Pirates host Calamus-Wheatland after recognizing the seniors, while the Tri-Rivers West race tightens and conference standings spread across several classes and leagues.
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Mississippi State Bulldogs Win First College World Series Title
In Omaha, Mississippi State pitchers Will Bednar and Landon Sims combined on a one hitter as the Bulldogs defeated Vanderbilt 9-0 to claim the program’s first national championship. Bednar earned MOP honors despite a three-day rest start, and Tanner and Clark homered in a pivotal seventh inning.
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Lightning take 2-0 lead in Stanley Cup Final with 3-1 win
Blake Coleman scored a diving buzzer-beater and Andrei Vasilevskiy stopped 42 shots as the Lightning beat the Canadiens 3-1 in Tampa. Montreal outshot 43-23 but failed to solve Vasilevskiy and Price, with injuries limiting Tampa Bay’s personnel.
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Suns reach NBA Finals with 130 103 win over Clippers
Chris Paul led the Suns past the Clippers 130 103 to win the Western Conference finals in six games. Paul scored 41 and Devin Booker 22 as Phoenix advances to its third Finals appearance behind a dominant victory in Los Angeles. The Suns set up a finals showdown with the Hawks or Bucks.
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