McCarron Wins Principal Charity Classic in Des Moines
Scott McCarron captured the Principal Charity Classic at Wakonda Golf Club finishing 15 under overall after birdieing the final three holes for a 65. It marked his first Champions Tour victory at age 50 in Des Moines Iowa.
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Rampage midfielder Gordy Gurson to face Mexico in 2016 challenge
Cedar Rapids Rampage midfielder Gordy Gurson is chosen to represent Team USA in the 2016 Major Arena Soccer League International Challenge against Team Mexico. Gurson scored 17 goals in nine indoor games this season. The match is set for June 27 in Ontario, California.
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Warriors crush Cavaliers in Game 2 finals rout
Draymond Green hit five 3-pointers and scored 28 as the Warriors rolled to a 110 77 win in Oakland. Kev in Love left early in the third after a head collision and is in concussion protocol. Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson added 18 and 17 points as Golden State built a commanding series 2 0 lead. LeBron James led Cleveland with 19 points, nine assists and eight rebounds as the Cavaliers suffered their lowest postseason scoring output in eight years.
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Thompson dominates Pigman Triathlon with 15th title
Thompson, from Long Lake Minnesota, won the 25th Pigman Triathlon in 1 hour 2 minutes 35 seconds, over Kevin Denny and Weslie Anderson. He extended his course record and praised the race, with Gear West Bike and Triathlon as a sponsor. Top five finishers included Ian Hoover-Grinde and Reece Linder, son of Gazette writer Jeff Linder.
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Hungarian teen eyes USHL path from Budapest to Cedar Rapids
19 year old defenseman Bence Stipsicz from Budapest survived Cedar Rapids RoughRiders tryout camp at the Ice Arena as USHL clubs seek talent from Hungary. He eyed Western Michigan contact and noted fellow countryman Kevin Wehrs as influence, choosing Cedar Rapids over Omaha after talking with coach Mark Carlson. He aims for 2016 opening night and college hockey.
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