Area pair finishes as Fargo All-Americans in wrestling
Elyria’s Bennett Wachter, a junior at Elyria High, placed fifth at 100 pounds in the Junior freestyle division at Fargo, becoming the first Elyria boys All-American since 2019. Grady Moos, a freshman at Elyria Catholic, finished fourth at 88 pounds in the 16u division, the Panthers’ first All-American.
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Wyndham Clark banned from Oakmont over locker damage
Oakmont Country Club bars former U S Open champion Wyndham Clark from OCC property until he repays damages and undergoes counseling. Club president John Lynch said reinstatement hinges on compensation, charity donation, and anger management after Clark damaged a locker during last month’s U S Open.
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Turnberry on Open rotation faces logistics not politics
The R&As new chief executive said Turnberry remains a candidate for the British Open but transport and infrastructure are major hurdles. He noted a constructive dialogue with Trump Golf and stressed the championship decision rests with the R&A, not the owner.
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Alabama eyes return to top after drought at media days
At SEC Media Days in Atlanta Alabama coach Karen DeBoer vows to restore the Crimson Tide to elite status after a 9-4 2024 season under his leadership. Players emphasize belief in the system and learning from past close losses while Oklahoma Sooners prepare to rebound under Brent Venables with transfer QB John Mateer.
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Links golf allure shines at Open as players weigh Calamity Corner
Scottie Scheffler, world No. 1 entering his fifth British Open, praises learning curve on Irish links and the fair yet punishing bunkers. Rory McIlroy recalls Portrush misstep and explains how bunkers shape strategy. Jordan Thomas, discussing weather and winds, loves the evolving links challenge and the Open’s atmosphere.
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