Olympians reveal Nassar abuse mirrored by Kocian and Ross
Madison Kocian and Kyla Ross, part of the Fierce Five and Final Five, say their experiences with Larry Nassar echoed the abuse shared by hundreds of women. They have filed civil suits against Michigan State and plan actions against the US Olympic Committee and USA Gymnastics, urging continued cultural change.
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Madison Kocian
Kyla Ross
USA Gymnastics
Larry Nassar
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Associated Press
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Jordyn Wieber
Bru
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Aly Raisman
Gabby Douglas
McKayla Maroney
Raisman
Douglas
Simone Biles
Michigan State
United States Olympic Committee
Karolyi
Houston
Martha Karolyi
Kahne Announces NASCAR Retirement After 15 Cup Seasons
Kasey Kahne revealed he will retire from full time NASCAR racing to focus on his sprint car team Kasey Kahne Racing and time with son Tanner. The Enumclaw, Washington driver amassed 18 Cup wins and a playoff clinching victory at Indianapolis before departing NASCAR.
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Brad Sweet
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Iowa
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Leavine Family Racing
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Elliott Sadler
Sadler
JR Motorsports
Snedeker shoots 59 at Wyndham to threaten tour record
Brandt Snedeker blistered Sedgefield with an 11 under 59 on Thursday to lead by four strokes after the opening round. He holed a 20 foot birdie putt on the final hole to become the 10th player in PGA Tour history to break 60, just one shot shy of the record set by Jim Furyk.
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Greensboro
N.C
Snedeker
Jim Furyk
PGA Tour
Adam Hadwin
Ryan Moore
John Oda
Martin Flores
D.A
Brett Stegmaier
David Hearn
Abraham Ancer
Ollie Schniederjans
Jonathan Byrd
Sedgefield Country Club
China
Si Woo Kim
Arjun Atwal
Furyk
Northern Trust
New Jersey
St. Louis
Moore
Oda
Barracuda
Notable 59s Highlight Sub-60 Club in Tour History
A survey of sub-60 rounds includes Furyk and Geiberger among leaders with 59s. The article tracks 59s across multiple events from 1977 to 2018, notes Snedeker's strong form, and cites quotes on the achievement and its impact on the season standings.
Hammer advances to U.S. Amateur quarterfinals at Pebble Beach
Texas teen Cole Hammer, 18, won two matches to reach the quarterfinals, defeating Joshua McCarthy 1 up and Zach Murray 2 and 1. He faces England's Alex Fitzpatrick next as the field narrows to eight with Viktor Hovland and Davis Riley also advancing in Pebble Beach.
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Danville
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Fitzpatrick
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San Antonio
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Hat
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Shintaro Ban
San Jose
Noah Goodwin
Corinth
Riley
Alabama
Daniel Hillier
New Zealand
Mason Overstreet
Kingfisher
Oklahoma
Salas shoots course record 62 to take Indy Women in Tech lead
Lizette Salas tied the Brickyard Crossing course record with a 10 under 62 to grab a two stroke lead at the Indy Women in Tech Championship in Indianapolis. Angel Yin sits second with 8 under after a front nine burst. Mi Hyang Lee matched 62 at Nordea Masters to hold early lead in Gothenburg.
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California
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Salas
Danielle
Kang
Brickyard Crossing
Yin
South Korea
Mi Hyang Lee
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