Ochoa Nears Sorenstam Crown With World Championship Win
Lorena Ochoa surged to a 7 under 65 at the Samsung World Championship in Palm Desert to erase a two shot deficit and claim victory at Bighorn. The win boosts her season total to over 2.3 million and moves her closer to LPGA player of the year.
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Big breaks ahead in Glass 1A district play
Iowa Mennonite prepares for district volleyball at Lisbon as regional favorites take aim at New London, Bellevue Marquette, and Tripoli. Wapsie Valley eyeing Tripoli clash after a bye, coach Jelissa Ohrt praising defense and hitters.
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Montoya in ARCA race at Iowa wrecks but shows fun spirit
Juan Pablo Montoya, rookie in ARCA at Iowa Speedway, wrecks after a spotter misread outside pressure from Steve Wallace. He finishes 24th after a 40 lap repair, saying the experience is valuable and racing stock cars is fun. Wallace wins as Montoya moves up 16 spots despite the crash.
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Blake Wins Stockholm Open Defending Title Again
James Blake defeated Jarkko Nieminen 6 4 6 2 to win the Stockholm Open for the second straight year at Royal Tennis Hall. The 26-year-old American defends his title and earns look toward the Tennis Masters Cup in Shanghai, tied for second in season titles with Rafael Nadal.
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Miami FIU suspend 31 players after brawl
Thirty one players face suspensions after a sideline brawl between Miami and Florida International. 13 Hurricanes and 18 FIU players will sit out the next game with potential further sanctions. Authorities from the ACC Sun Belt condemn the conduct and pledge further action if needed.
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