Park regains No. 1 with third straight major title
Inbee Park shot a bogey-free final round 68 to finish 19 under at Westchester Country Club and win the KPMG Women's PGA Championship for the third consecutive year. Park tied the Tour record with 273 for the tournament, five birdies on Sunday, and moved back to the top of the women's world rankings ahead of Sei Young Kim. American Lexi Thompson finished third, Brittany Lincicome fourth, and Hyo Joo Kim aced the 14th hole in a crowded leaderboard.
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Morrison leads TCU past LSU as Frogs roll to decisive victory
TCU built a 10 1 lead through seven innings as Morrison silenced the LSU offense before the Tigers staged a late rally. Poche struggled with routine plays allowing errors and runs, while TCU capitalized with timely hits including Conner Hale and Conner Vanhanen. Schlossnagle indicated Morrison will be rested for another possible appearance as the Frogs eye a bracket two showdown against Cal State Fullerton or Vanderbilt.
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Busch wins at Michigan in backup car after rain delays
Kyle Busch collects his third Michigan Cup win in a season marked by weather interruptions and a compromised start. He led the final six laps as Kevin Harvick, dominant early with 63 laps led, finishes 29th amid tire issues. The victory caps a Chevy-dominant weekend across NASCAR and other series.
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Versteeg proves ready as Blackhawks push toward Cup
Kris Versteeg faced being scratched but stayed ready and assisted on Vermette’s goal in a 2-1 win that moved Chicago within one victory of the Stanley Cup. Teuvo Teravainen and Andrew Shaw also contributed as Chicago leverages deep lines to gain an edge over the Lightning in the finals.
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