United States Defeats Australia 3-1 in World Cup Opener
Megan Rapinoe scored twice and Christen Press added a goal as the United States beat Australia 3-1 in Winnipeg to lead Group D. Alex Morgan returned later, while Hope Solo faced questions over her arrest. Australia’s Lisa De Vanna equalized early, and Cameroon routed Ecuador 6-0 in Group C.
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Swanson sparks Vanderbilt to CWS bid in tough win
Vanderbilt defeating Illinois 4-2 to reach the College World Series triggers a celebratory mood as Dansby Swanson leads the offense and David Price watches. The result adds Vanderbilt’s third and final win of the super regional, with future first round picks Fulmer and Buehler in the mix.
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Lightning edge Blackhawks in Game 3 to take 2-1 series lead
Victor Hedman assisted on Cedric Paquette’s third playoff goal as Tampa Bay topped Chicago 3-2 in Chicago. Ryan Callahan Ondrej Palat and Paquette scored, Ben Bishop made 36 saves, and Chicago’s Corey Crawford stopped 29 shots in a tight Stanley Cup Final bout.
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Serena Williams Eyes Grand Slam Bid After Wimbledon Run
Serena Williams, a 33 year old American with four Olympic golds and nearly 250 weeks at No 1, says she has a Serena Slam and is close to another. She aims to win Wimbledon after US Open, French Open, and Australian Open wins, seeking a calendar year Grand Slam and to tie for second most majors with 21. Coach Mouratoglou calls the clay to grass transition an improvement for back to back titles.
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