Medina earns All American honors again in national meet
Elyria High senior Mateo Medina earned All American honors with a second place in the high school boys 400 meters at the New Balance Outdoor Nationals in Philadelphia, clocking 46.41 seconds to finish behind Quincy Wilson. Avon sophomore Kaitlyn Reese posted a PR in the mile at 4:50.94 and tied for 29th overall. Oberlin Spikes and Oberlin area athletes posted multiple event results at SPIRE and Lake Erie Association meets.
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Alyssa Webb
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DeChambeau wins U.S. Open with bunker shot for par
Bryson DeChambeau finished 6 under after a 71, beating Rory McIlroy by one stroke. DeChambeau earned 4.3 million from a record 21.5 million purse, joining a list of multiple U.S. Open winners under age 30. McIlroy finished second for the second straight year as Finau and Henley posted 67s.
McIlroy’s tough U S Open ends in a heartbreak loss
Rory McIlroy failed to convert late putts on the final holes at Los Angeles Country Club as Bryson DeChambeau captured the U S Open. McIlroy led briefly then bogeyed the 16th and 18th after missing short putts, leaving him runner up amid high pressure and praise for DeChambeau’s victory.
DeChambeau captures U S Open with clutch bunker shot
Bryson DeChambeau wins the U S Open at Pinehurst with a 1 over par 71 on the final hole to clinch the title at 6 under 274. He edges Rory McIlroy who misses late pars after leading by two. Cantlay and Finau tie for third as DeChambeau becomes the second LIV Golf major champion.
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Cantlay falls short at U S Open amid late putting woes
Patrick Cantlay led early at Pinehurst No 2 with a 65 but faded in the final round due to poor putting. He shot 70 to finish 4-under 276, tied for third, two back of winner Bryson DeChambeau and one behind Rory McIlroy. Cantlay blamed his speed and missed chances as he heads to the British Open seeking another major chance.
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