Shiffrin wins emotional World Cup giant slalom in Courchevel
Mikaela Shiffrin wins her first World Cup race since her father's death, edging Federica Brignone by 0.82 seconds in Courchevel. Tessa Worley finishes third as Shiffrin celebrates a 67th victory and ties for third on the all time list while emotional scenes unfold on the podium.
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Courchevel
France
Mikaela Shiffrin
Shiffrin
Federica Brignone
Tessa Worley
Europe
Brignone
Colorado
Worley
ORF
Marta Bassino
Petra Vihova
Marcel Hirscher
Lindsey Vonn
Ingemar Stenmark
United States
Marco Trovati
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Associated Press
A Lim Kim Wins U S Women's Open In December Thriller
Rookie A Lim Kim stormed to the title at the U S Women’s Open at Champions Golf Club in Houston finishing 3 under. Amy Olson led earlier but bogeyed No 16 as Kim birdied 16 to 18 to grab solo lead and win. Kim earns 1 million dollars, becoming the 10th South Korean winner in 16 years.
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Amy Olson
North Dakota
South Texas
Champions Golf Club
Houston
Lim Kim
Olson
South Korea
Kim
Young Ko
U.S
A Lim Kim
David J. Phillip
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Associated Press
NCAA to play women’s tournament at one site in Texas
The NCAA announced San Antonio as the likely single host for the 64‑team women’s tournament next March to standardize protocols and reduce COVID risks. UConn coach Gene Auriemma supported the move, noting the advantage of centralized planning. Two Texas hosts Incarnate Word and UTSA welcomed the plan as a boost to local economy and safety.
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New York
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Washington
Nina King
Duke
Lynn Holzman
Holzman
Association For Intercollegiate Athletics For Women
Incarnate Word
UTSA
Ron Nirenberg
Gonzaga Baylor Iowa hold atop AP Top 25 despite COVID pauses
The AP Top 25 remains unchanged at the top with Gonzaga at No. 1 and Baylor No. 2, while Iowa sits No. 3. COVID-19 pauses have sidelined Gonzaga and Baylor, delaying key matchups, as 13 teams move in the ranking and Illinois drops out of the top 10.
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Associated Press
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Fatou Lamb
Dalayah Daniels
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Jed Jacobsohn
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Virginia Tech
Richmond
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