Bland wins rain delayed U S Senior Open in playoff
Richard Bland fired a 66 to overtake Hiroyuki Fujita after a Monday finish, winning his second straight senior major with a four hole playoff at Newport Country Club. Fujita’s 54 fairways set a U S Senior Open record but Bland’s clutch bunker shot on 18 sealed the title.
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Girmay Eyes Green as Tour Enters France After Italian Stage
Girmay clinched a reduced sprint finish in stage 4 heading into France with Gaviria and De Lie close behind. Cavendish trails at a reduced time while Pogacar and Vingegaard loom as favorites to seize the lead from Carapaz amid a mass sprint still unfolding.
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Biles Leads Oldest U S Women's Olympic Gymnastics Team
Simone Biles headlines a Paris bound U S women’s team aiming to redeem Tokyo setbacks. Sunisa Lee Jade Carey Jordan Chiles return alongside newcomer Henry Rivera as the group charts a path to reclaim Olympic gold amid a historic age mix and college gymnastics influence.
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U S Track Trials Highlight Record Pace And Medal Hopes
Eugene report notes Sydney McLaughlin Levrone set a 50.65 world best in the 400 meter hurdles, part of a strong U S medal outlook for Paris led by Noah Lyles Sha Carri Richardson and others in sprints relays and field events across the team.
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