Courier defeats Edberg for Australian Open title
Jim Courier, 21, from Florida, won 6-3 3-6 6-4 6-2 over Stefan Edberg to claim the Australian Open and move toward the No. 1 ranking. He would become the first American atop the ATP list since McEnroe and joins a small group of young champions. Courier celebrated by diving into the Yarra River after the match.
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Calcavecchia Wins Phoenix Open in Commanding Finish
Mark Calcavecchia captured the Phoenix Open title in Scottsdale by five strokes, firing an 8-under 63 final round to finish 20 under at 264. Donnie Hammond was runner-up at 269, with Waldorf third at 271 and a crowded group at 272. Calcavecchia ended a 2 1/2 year wait for a win, nodding to a late burst including a 30-yard chip-in on the final hole.
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FCC men top Montgomery Rockville 77 69 in AEC clash
Buster Jones led Frederick Community College Cougars with a game high 29 points as they defeated Montgomery Rockville 77 69 Saturday to reach a 10 10 record. Tony Sawyer added 18 points Kevin Herod 10 while Rockville’s Mike Jarvis had 22 and Cliff Sherrod 19.
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FCC Women Defeat Howard 82 52 in Columbia
Gail Lindenstruth led Frederick Community College with 15 points as FCC cruised to an 82-52 win over Howard in Columbia on Saturday. The Cougars improved to 12-4, forging a 38-20 halftime lead while Mary Souders 14 points Latoya Hall 12 and Jennifer Rasberry 11 contributed. Lindenstruth and Valentine each hit a three pointer.
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