Elyria Pioneers claim national freestyle honors in Fargo
Elyria High School wrestlers reach national stage at the U S Marine Corps Cadet Freestyle Nationals in Fargo. Mick Burnett finishes runner up in 126 pounds while Colin Noel and Jordan Crace earn junior level All American status, marking a school record. Noel and Crace wrestle for fifth, Crace praising the team as a family unit that pushes each other toward higher goals.
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Mick Burnett
U.S. Marine Corps
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Jordan Crace
Burnett
Fargo Dome
Noel
Crace
Colorado
Dom Serrano
Serrano
United World Wrestling
Steven Cook
North Dakota
Christian Taneseu
Ortiz Says Shifts Change Baseball For Better Or Worse
Washington notes say baseball figures like Ortiz Trout Arenado Harper discuss defensive shifts at Nationals Park. Voters weigh possible rules limiting infield shifts to protect offense and fan appeal, with Votto and Ortiz offering mixed views on a two infielders or dirt-bound positions.
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Washington
David Ortiz
Mike Trout
Nolan Arenado
Bryce Harper
Nationals Park
Joey Votto
Cincinnati
Major League Baseball
Ortiz
Red Sox
Papi
Spieth Loses Open Title In Carnoustie Rehearsal
Jordan Spieth arrived for the British Open as defending champion but faced the ceremony of relinquishing the Claret Jug. The Open tradition and Carnoustie’s tough links loom as the big challenge, with only four repeat champions in 50 years.
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Scotland
Jordan Spieth
R&a
Spieth
R&A’s
A&a
Padraig Harrington
Camoustie
Djokovic reenters Big 3 with Wimbledon win in 2018 surge
Novak Djokovic joins Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal atop men's tennis after his Wimbledon triumph. The trio each won a major in 2018, with Federer at the Australian Open, Nadal at the French Open, and Djokovic returning after elbow surgery. The group dominated Flushing Meadows finals and hints at season-long supremacy as the U.S. Open looms.
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Novak Djokovic
Roger Federer
Rafael Nadal
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Nadal
Marian Vajda
Flushing Meadows
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Former OSU and Highland star Kudla dies at 34
Mike Kudla a 2002 national champion Buckeye and Highland High School standout died at 34. A 6 3 265 pound lineman who bench pressed over 500 pounds Kudla earned All Big Ten honors and later led CorePlex a medical facilities developer. He lived in Columbus and had worked with the NFL on CTE protocols.
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Highland High School
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Dan Thoburn
Hornets
Mike
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Medina County Sports Hall of Fame
Columbus
CorePlex
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