Stricker widens lead to become Tournament of Champions favorite
Steve Stricker built a five shot edge at Kapalua as he closed with a 4-under 69 to reach 19-under 200. Webb Simpson, Jonathan Byrd, and Martin Laird chased in Maui with 69s, but Stricker kept the lead into Monday finish. Stricker Birdied 15 16 and 18 to seal his cushion amid late pressure.
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Ducks send Jackets to cellar in 7-4 win
Corey Perry completed his fourth NHL hat trick with an empty-net goal in the final minute as Anaheim defeated Columbus 7-4. Teemu Selanne scored twice, while Jonas Hiller left early. Rick Nash and Derick Brassard paced Columbus who fell to 11-25-5. The Ducks built a 4-1 lead after outshooting 16-8.
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Avon Lake Academic All-Ohio honorees named
Avon Lake football players Brett Bass Jake Young and Brad Brill earned Academic All Ohio honors from the Ohio High School Football Coaches Association for maintaining a 4 00 GPA and first team status at district level Avon Lake's team also logged its fourth straight season of recognition and the top 22 lettermen GPA. Drew Saylor ex Lake Erie Crusher named hitting coach for Grand Junction Rockies. Northwood competed in the North Ridgeville tournament with Mason Geierman winning at 128 pounds and others placing. Amherst sixth grade boys basketball beat Westlake 46 21 led by Ryan Glowacki with 14 points.
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Fabienne Suter tops Vonn to win super-G in Austria
Fabienne Suter of Switzerland won the super-G at Bad Kleinkirchheim, ending Lindsey Vonn's podium streak. Tina Maze finished second and Anna Fenninger was third, with Julia Mancuso the top American in eighth. Vonn cited illness and lack of strength, remaining lead in the overall and super-G standings as the tour moves to Cortina dAmpezzo.
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Gehring dominates US Short Track Championship in Utah
Lana Gehring swept five of six events over three days at the US Short Track National Championship in Kearns Utah. She claimed the first national title with victories in the 500 1000 1500 3000 super final and time trial. Simon Cho won the 1000 for the men and Travis Jayner took the 3000. Reutter to undergo hip surgery, Celski named discretionary pickup.
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