Scheffler slips as Rahm pushes to lead final round
Scott Scheffler faltered with lefts on the front nine allowing Jon Rahm to surge as Rahm birdied Nos. 8 and 10. Scheffler regained the lead with a nine-foot birdie at the 12th to reclaim a 10-under position, but Rahm’s late charge clipped his momentum.
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Kirkwood Eagles rise to World Series despite Iowa roots
Kirkwood College’s softball team, featuring predominantly Eastern Iowa players, advanced to the World Series after sweeping Iowa Central in Region 11 B. Peyton Johnson led with 105 hits and 34 doubles while Kiya Johnson hit 21 home runs and 99 RBIs. Pitchers DeMoss and Kiya Johnson delivered key postseason wins and saves. Frese praised the team’s resilience and hometown pride as they pursue national glory.
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Sports schedule and results wrap from MVC through NASCAR
A dense sports roundup lists girls golf at MVC meets at Bunker Hill Dubuque and Thunder Hills Peosta with early morning starts, boys soccer in Washington and Marion, multiple high school baseball games, and pro leagues including MLB Cubs at Marlins Reds at Pirates Mariners at White Sox. Also covers WNBA basketball, Indy 500 practice, pro soccer, NCAA golf, hockey playoffs, and NASCAR all star event notes with final standings and upcoming games.
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Midwest League scores and regional championships summary
Baseball results show Peoria 7 Cedar Rapids 1, Quad Cities 5 Dayton 4, Great Lakes 9 Lake County 1, Lansing 8 South Bend 4, West Michigan 3 Fort Wayne 2, Beloit 8 Wisconsin 6. Auto racing features Kenny Richards in All-Star qualifier and multiple car class winners. Northern Iowa wins long jump at MVC championships. Big Ten meet in Eugene lists final team scores led by USC and Oregon, with a Carbondale Illinois meet showing Indiana State atop the standings and individual events won by Katie Fare in shot put and Carlie Jo Fusco in 400 hurdles. UFL DC 33 Arlington 30.
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Women’s rowing top finishes at Indianapolis meet
In Indianapolis Indiana USC led Varsity Four with a 7:11.79 ahead of Iowa 7:20.86 UCLA 7:21.56 Michigan State 7:28.10 and Wisconsin 7:32.97. USC also won Varsity Eight with 6:24.54 followed by Minnesota 6:28.02 Wisconsin 6:28.86 Iowa 6:29.19 and UCLA 6:29.54. Roster details include Carissa Cochico cox Iowa and Natalie Maher cox Minnesota with listed boats and lineups.
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Track meet results show winners and team scores
In men’s track, Justice Miller threw 64.57 m and Brendan Lafley cleared 5.38 m. Final team results list Oregon first with 110 points, followed by Minnesota and Wisconsin tied for second with 81, USC fourth with 78, Nebraska fifth with 76, Washington sixth with 72, Iowa seventh with 59, and Illinois and Penn State tied for eighteenth with 37. Ohio State 33, UCLA 32, Michigan 31, Indiana 29, Purdue 22, Rutgers 21, Michigan State 15, Maryland 3. Iowa also claims top honors with Karen Walker clocking 10.17 in a separate event. Indiana State leads the second meet at 210, Illinois State 149, Northern Iowa 124, Drake 85, Southern Illinois 79, Belmont 64, Bradley 54, Evansville 26, Valparaiso 17, UIC 10.
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