Americans win back Ryder Cup at Hazeltine
The United States defeated Europe 17 to 11 to reclaim the Ryder Cup, with Ryan Moore delivering the clinching point after being added to the team last week. Phil Mickelson and Patrick Reed anchored the effort as the pressure on the American squad reached peak levels.
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Steelers cruise to win over Chiefs in strong showing
Pittsburgh exploded early with three Ben Roethlisberger touchdown passes in the first quarter and never looked back in a 43-14 victory over Kansas City. Roethlisberger threw five TDs, Bell returned from injury to spark 178 rushing yards, and receivers Brown Wheaton Heyward-Bey James all contributed as Pittsburgh improved to 3-1.
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Markus Wheaton
Darrius Heyward-Bey
Jesse James
Maurice Pouncey
Bell
Cardinals edge Pirates to cap season in finale
St Louis clinched 10 over .500 with a 10-4 win as Matt Carpenter homered and Randal Grichuk drove in two in a six-run seventh. Despite the victory, the Cardinals were eliminated from the playoffs as San Francisco beat Los Angeles. Matt Holliday received a standing ovation in his final home game with the club.
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Yadier Molina
Stephen Piscotty
Molina
Antonio Bastardo
Jonathan Broxton
Juan Nicasio
Andrew McCutchen
Salem and Hutchison lead cross country title wins
Salem junior Matt Salem won the Tri-County Championship with a 17:00.7 time, helping Shenango secure the boys team title with 32 points. Neshannock’s Abby Hutchison won the girls race in 19:43.2 as the Lady Lancers claimed the top team finish. Laurel placed second, and Shenango’s boys edged Neshannock by 17 points.
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Matt
Chris Thompson
Emily Discello
Lawrence County
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Son
Chris Noga
Ian Jackson
Arthur Tangel
Jakob Seman
Discello
Chris
Ian
Ellwood City
Lincoln
Billy Lott
Chase Waldschmidt
Lucas Olcott
John Maloney
Abbey Salomon
Amanda Urban
Hannah Shaner
Laurel Girls
Kathryn McClelland
Kayla McConahy
Lady Spartans
Karen Dice
Marlee Bell
Laurel
Katie
Evan Miller
Shenango Wildcats shut out Western Beaver 28 0 in Big Seven clash
Shenango (1-3 conf, 1-4 overall) earned a 28-0 win over Western Beaver as Braydan Smiley rushed 105 yards on 24 carries to boost playoff hopes. Summit Academy upset the Scotties, 26-20, while five Big Seven teams advance to the postseason. Shenango and Union hold tiebreakers over Western Beaver.
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Union suffers setback at Summit Academy in Big Seven clash
Union, 2-4 overall and 1-3 in conference, fell 26-20 at Summit Academy, slipping toward a WPIAL Class 1A playoff race. Summit Academy moved ahead in the standings as Union chased a fourth-place tie. Maher Penn connected for a 40-yard score to seal the win. Union threatened late with two chances to tie but could not prevail.
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Rissaun McKnight
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K’von Huddleston
Tre’von Charles
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