Ogunbowale stars as WNBA All-Stars beat U S Olympic team 93 85
Arike Ogunbowale scored 26 points and earned MVP in the All-Star exhibition where the WNBA team defeated the U S Olympic squad 93 85. Brittney Griner 17 and Breanna Stewart 15 led the Olympic group, while Candace Parker made history on the cover of NBA 2K22 for the WNBA 25th anniversary edition.
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Milwaukee 109 Phoenix 103 in Game 4 thriller
Milwaukee tops Phoenix 109 to 103 led by Giannis Antetokounmpo 26 points and Khris Middleton 40 as the Bucks level the series at 2-2. Devin Booker 42 for Phoenix and a 3-pt barrage by Crowder and Paul keep the Suns competitive.
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Ohio U's Solich retires after 55 year coaching career
Frank Solich, 76, retires from Ohio after 16 seasons leading the Bobcats and a 173 101 college coaching record. Tim Albin promoted to head coach with a four year contract as Solich steps away for health reasons.
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Willett Leads Open Practice Amid COVID Strict Rules
Danny Willett back at Royal St George's in the British Open practice round. The article notes tight COVID bubbles, 30,000 daily fans expected, and players facing tough undulating fairways with rain softening greens. It cites Brooks Koepka and Bryson DeChambeau comments and Dustin Johnson visit.
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Pogacar wins grueling 17th stage in Pyrenees
Tadej Pogacar surged on Col de Portet with 8.5 km to go to win stage 17 in the Pyrenees. He extends the GC lead to 5 minutes 39 seconds over Jonas Vingegaard, with Richard Carapaz third and Rigoberto Uran dropping to fourth.
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