Capitals-Lions? Capitals top Blues 4-2 in St Louis
Nicklas Backstrom sparked a three-goal second period as Braden Holtby stopped 34 shots and the Capitals defeated the Blues 4-2. Alex Ovechkin reached 46 goals, with Chiasson and Burakovsky also scoring. Washington extended its strong run with seven wins in eight games and 11 of 13, while clinching a third straight Metropolitan Division title.
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DiVincenzo sparks Villanova past Michigan in Final Four showdown
DiVincenzo scores 31 as Villanova pulls away in the second half to beat Michigan 79 62. Bridges adds 19, Brunson struggles but contributes as the Wildcats advance to the final. Beilein lauds DiVincenzo while Wagner leads the Wolverines in a tough loss.
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Wright joins elite with Villanova as multiple NCAA titles
Villanova coach Jay Wright secured his second NCAA championship with a 79 62 win over Michigan in the Alamodome, placing him among a rare group of active coaches with more than one title. The Wildcats finished the season 36 wins, a school record, led by Donte DiVincenzo who scored 31 in the finale.
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Lindberg Wins ANA Inspiration After Eight-Hole Playoff Fight
Pernilla Lindberg clinched her first major at the ANA Inspiration in Rancho Mirage California after an eight hole sudden death playoff with Inbee Park. Lindberg finished with a 30 foot birdie on the 10th to seal the title as Park missed a 20 foot putt to match. Lindberg dedicated the win to her parents and fiancé caddie Daniel Taylor, celebrating in a dramatic finish that stretched across two days and fading light.
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Tiger Woods returns to Masters crowd roars in welcome
At Augusta National fans flood the fairways and tee area as Tiger Woods begins his first Masters with clubs since 2015. He teed off with Justin Thomas and Fred Couples before 3 p.m. amid anticipation of a possible fifth green jacket.
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