Vegas Opens Lead With Birdie Run At 3M Open
Jhonathan Vegas fired six birdies in a span of eight holes to finish 16 under 197 and lead Matt Kuchar by one at the 3M Open in Blaine Minnesota. Maverick McNealy and Patrick Fishburn shot 63s to sit two back with Sahith Theegala two behind.
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Blaine, Minn
Jhonathan Vegas
Matt Kuchar
Vegas
TPC
Twin Cities
Kuchar
Eagle
Maverick McNealy
Patrick Fishburn
Sahith Theegala
Theegala
Cam Davis
Adam Svensson
Matt NeSmith
Mao Saigo
Earl Grey Golf Club
Calgary
Alberta
CPEC
Haeran Ryu
Lauren Coughlin
Saigo
Ryu
Coughlin
Song Hee-Kim
Priddis Greens
Mo Martin
Wascana
Regina
Saskatchewan
Paula Reto
Lindy Duncan
Ottawa Hunt
Choi Regains Lead With Birdie At Senior British Open
KJ Choi birdied the 18th to reclaim sole lead after three rounds in Carnoustie Scotland. He holds a one stroke edge over Richard Green heading into the final round as Arjun Atwal sits two back in solo third.
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Carnoustie
Scotland
Choi
Richard Green
Green
India
Arjun Atwal
Atwal
England
Paul Broadhurst
Son of PGA player wins U S Junior Amateur title
Trevor Gutschewski, son of PGA pro Scott Gutschewski, edged Tyler Watts 4 and 3 to capture the U S Junior Amateur and earn a 2025 U S Open exemption at Oakmont. The 17 year old sealed the win on the 33rd hole at Oakland Hills Bloomfield Township Michigan, hugging his parents after triumph, as his father talked of watching his son despite missing his own cut in Minnesota.
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Trevor Gutschewski
Tyler Watts
U.S
Oakmont
Gutschewski
Scott Gutschewski
Amy
Oakland Hills
Bloomfield Township
Michigan
Minnesota
Trevor
Nebraska
Omaha Westside High School
Jamal and Kearney Sweep Lorain Tennis Classic Titles
Suboor Jamal won the men's group B singles and, with Will Schultz, the doubles. Alex Kearney took the men's Group A singles and paired with Elizabeth Goodman to win mixed doubles. Julia Pruchnicki claimed the women's singles title in a 35-player field at Lorain County Community College on July 20-21.
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Elyria
Suboor Jamal
Alex Kearney
Lorain County Community College
Will Schultz
Kearney
Elizabeth Goodman
Julia Pruchnicki
Titmus edges McIntosh in Olympic swimming showcase
Titmus dominates the 200 free final to win ahead of Canadian teenage phenom Summer McIntosh while Katie Ledecky earns bronze. The Australian woman leads a strong team showing in relays with four golds as Dressel anchors the men’s 4x100 free to victory.
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Titmus
Summer McIntosh
McIntosh
Ledecky
Caeleb Dressel
Dressel
City of Lights
Dresser
August
Tokyo
Paris
Canada
Katie
Mollie O’callaghan
Shayna Jack
Emma McKeon
Meg Harris
Kate Douglass
Gretchen Walsh
Terri Huske
Simone Manuel
China
Zhang Yufei
Yang Junxuan
U.S
Jack Alexy
Chris Guiliano
Hunter Armstrong
Australia
Kyle Chalmers
Italy
Germany
Lukas Martens
Martens
Elijah Winnington
Kim Woo-win
South Korea
Terminator
Arianne Titmus
Katie Ledecky
Pirates win backyard baseball title over Amherst
Amherst, the two time defending champion, lost to Rocky River in the final as Joe Brant and Griffin Hill held the Rangers to one run. Bryant Hart went 2-for-3, Rocky River capitalized on a first inning rally and earned its first tournament crown. North Ridgeville’s pitching held the Pirates in check after the early burst.
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Amherst
Piazza
Rocky River
Pirates
Joe Brant
Griffin Hill
Brant
North Ridgeville
Michael Kuna
Chase Overgonne
Dominic Durst
Hill
Rangers
Andrew Flesher
Tommy Wolfram
Flesher
Jon Flesher
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Alabama
Jamal
Bryant Hart
Chris Sweeney
Chroniclet
Steve Manheim
Chronicle
Ryan Anderson
Hirishman Padgett
Rowelezzi Hill Anderson
Majeski
Rosado Mommers
A. Flesher
D’amico
Lowe Konopka
M. Flesher
Carter Hurt
Sewell
Locsei
Wolfram Tovissi
Brant Harrison Gutia Clark
Patsouras
Kolonick Biscardi
Sbrocco
Mummers
Rood
Gutia
Kolonick
Biscardi
Sbrocca
Iezzi
Couch
Sac—Wolfram
Sb—Hirshman
Padgett
Rocky River Brant
Hill North Ridgeville
Kuna
Wolfram
Hibshman
Urban
Konopka
Durst
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