Griffin powers Worcester to US final at Little League World Series
In South Williamsport Worcester Massachusetts defeats Harlem New York 5-2 in the U S semifinal as Ryan Griffin belts a three run homer in the sixth inning after earlier struggling with grounders. Worcester earns a spot in the U S championship against Louisville Kentucky.
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Haas Wins Two Moves Into U S Amateur Quarterfinals
Medalist Bill Haas defeated D J Trahan 2 and 1 at Oakland Hills to reach the U S Amateur quarterfinals. Haas, a Wake Forest junior from Greer S C, trailed by three holes with eight to play before flipping the match with a par on the 16th and a 10 foot birdie on 18. He will face Texas senior John Klank, who ousted Kevin Stadler in the round of 16.
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Collins Sets Example as Team Leader in Volleyball
Savoit praises Collins as a dedicated student and volley ball player whose leadership on court helps coaches assign calls and movements. Collins aims for a quicker offense and state tournament, driven by last year’s season ending injury and her desire to prove herself and guide the team.
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Goosen Izawa share NEC Invitational first-round lead
In Samammish Washington Retief Goosen and Toshi Izawa fired six under par 65s to top the NEC Invitational standings. Phil Mickelson Davis Love III and Darren Clarke opened with 67. Tiger Woods shot 68 as he chases a fourpeat at the event.
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Big 12 opens with high stakes matchups this Saturday
Nebraska faces a potential upset by Iowa State led by Seneca Wallace while Texas Tech seeks its first loss in a home opener against Ohio State. ISU touts Wagner ready to back a 1,000-yard rushing streak, and Tech targets a national TV showcase with a payout over 1.5 million dollars.
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