Rockers win in OT after buzzer scare in Charlotte
Cleveland Rockers rebound from a buzzer loss to Detroit with a 59-57 overtime victory over the Charlotte Sting in a game marked by 18 turnovers and a 16 point first half lead. Penny Taylor scored 18 points, including five in OT, while Chasity Melvin added 13 points and seven rebounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
N.C
Detroit
Cleveland Rockers
Penny Taylor
Rockers
Sting
Chasity Melvin
Tammy Sutton-Brown
Shalonda Enis
Cleveland
Deanna Nolan
Dan Hughes
Taylor
Jackson
Melvin
Jones
Darling
Lennox
Johns Kimbrough
Rizzotti
Berthieu
Ens
Feaster
Sutton- Brown
Staley
Stinson
McKiver
Brown
Miller
Bramfield
Lewis
Smith-Taylor
Cleveland Np
Rizzarti
Enis
Rockers Triumph In OT Thriller Over Sting
In a vivid overtime finish, Cleveland edges Charlotte 59 to 57 as Taylor and Darling pace the Rockers with late rallies and balanced scoring.
Vinokourov narrows Tour deficit in Pyrenees stage
Armstrong clings to lead with Ullrich 15 seconds back as Vinokourov cuts the gap to 18 seconds behind. Simoni wins a tough stage in the Pyrenees, while Armstrong and Ullrich finish together 84 seconds behind. The race heads into two climbs and a Nantes time trial as the final challenge looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simoni
Armstrong
Loudenvielle-Le Louron
France
Lance Armstrong
Pyrenees
Kazakhstan
Alexandre Vinokourov
Jan Ullrich
Ullrich
Vinokourov
Gilberto Simoni
Saint-Girons
Col de Peyresourde
Nantes
Paris
Miguel Indurain
Luz-Ardiden
Alexander Vinokourov
Germany
Italy
French
Bjorn lets major slip away at British Open
Jean Van de Velde attended as a commentator while Thomas Bjorn blew a two shot lead with three holes left at Royal St George's. A sand trap sequence on 16 sealed the Danish player's fate, leaving Ben Curtis as champion and Bjorn one stroke behind after a near-miss major bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandwich
England
Jean van de Velde
Thomas Bjorn
Bjorn
van de Velde
Paul Lawrie
Royal St. George's
Curtis Wins First Major At Royal St George’s
Curtis, 26, used aggressive pins and 8 iron chips learned from caddie Andy Sutton to triumph at Royal St George’s. He finished 72 72 70 69, overtaking Bjorn after a dramatic finish featuring a bunker mishap and late bogeys, as Woods fell short by one stroke. His fiancée Candace Beatty cried as Curtis embraced victory and pledged to stay normal despite the win.
Curtis Avoids Collapse to Capture British Open Lead
At Royal St George's Ben Curtis won by one stroke over Vijay Singh and Thomas Bjorn as Woods faltered late. Singh and Love rued missed chances on the final holes, each finishing just off the pace. Curtis capitalized while major champions failed to par the closing stretch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandwich
England
Ben Curtis
Thomas Bjorn
Tiger Woods
King
Royal St. George's
Vijay Singh
Woods
Davis Love
Love
Thomas
Tiger
Vijay
Singh
Bjorn
Ben
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wnba Rockers
Liberty
New York
Crystal Robinson
Elana Baranova
Indiana
Lynx
Minneapolis
Katie Smith
Sherri Sam
Sun
Sparks
Los Angeles
Shannon Johnson
Connecticut
Lisa Leslie
Kansas University
Tamecka Dixon
Storm
Seattle
Lassiter
Vavichkova
Brondella
Bird
Bevilaqua
Sédwards
Aw Williams
Amachree
McCulley
Minnesota
Bévilatua
R.williams
Smith
Schweitzer
L Edwards
Vodichkova
Fever
Gatchings
Rasmussen
Williams
Henning
S White
Washington
McCray
Schumacher
Pettis
Robinson
Whitmore
Phillips
Johnson
Weatherspoon
Sharp
Baranova
Thorn
Frohlich
Yamasaki
Indiana Uo
S.white
Catchings
Technical Johnson
Suns
Sales
Wyckoff
McWilliams
Franklin
S.johnson
Douglas
Palmer
Atohnson
Hicks
Black
Labo
Milton
Mabika
Mapp
McCrimmon
Teasley
Witherspoan
Gillorn
Cjohnson
Witherspoon
McWilliams-Franklin
Miftan
Sales. Douglas
ACTA
Major
Dane
Carnoustie
Scott Hoch
Doug Sanders
No. 15
Denmark
Curtis
Royal St. George’s
St. George's
Andy Sutton
Candace Beatty
Beatty