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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 2025

Page

12

Hovland wins Valspar in dramatic rally at Innisbrook

Viktor Hovland, trailing with five to play, surged with three birdies including a 7-iron to five feet on No. 16 and a late birdie on 17 to beat Justin Thomas by one at 11 under 273. Thomas faltered late as Hovland claimed his seventh PGA Tour victory and returned to the world top 10.

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Piastri wins first Chinese Grand Prix for McLaren

Oscar Piastri storms to the Chinese Grand Prix victory to give McLaren its 50th one two finish with Lando Norris second after pole. Charles Leclerc and Pierre Gasly were disqualified for underweight cars leaving George Russell third and Max Verstappen a late fourth. Norris battled brake issues yet still secured runner up as Russell hit podium with Mercedes’ 300th.

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Larson earns 30th Cup win at Homestead in tight finish

Kyle Larson passed Alex Bowman with six laps to go to win the Straight Talk Wireless 400 at Homestead-Miami Speedway, claiming his 30th career Cup win. Bowman finished second, Bubba Wallace third, and Larson missed a triple-header sweep after winning Truck race and finishing fourth in Xfinity. Larson led 19 laps, battled through restarts and pit issues, and celebrated a long-sought victory at the track.

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Pit road incidents mar NASCAR race at initial lap mishaps

Josh Berry in the No. 21 Ford and Chase Elliott in the No. 9 Chevrolet clashed with rivals on pit road. Logano and Berry spun and headed to wrong stalls with Larson's car lightly damaged. Elliott earned a penalty for not lining up single file. Next race moves to Martinsville where Blaney and Byron have recent wins.

Josh Berry Ford Larson Joey Logano Logano Berry Chase Elliott Elliott Hendrick Motorsports

Lady Vols reach Sweet 16 after comeback over Ohio State

Tennessee, led by Ruby Whitehorn with 14 points and Samara Spencer 10, overcome Ohio State 82 67 to reach the Sweet 16. Caldwell lauds resilience as Tennessee rallies from a 57-56 deficit with a 15-4 run while Coppin...

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Spartans fall to Lobos as Izzo hits NCAA milestone

Michigan State, led by Akins with 21 points, suffers a 66 60 defeat to New Mexico. Izzo ties Jim Boeheim for NCAA Tournament wins as New Mexico outscores MSU 11-1 to end game after Joseph fouls out. Joseph had seven rebounds before fouling out late.

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Simms lifts OSU past Wisconsin in OT for eighth title

OSU forced OT when Simms scored after Wisconsin challenged successfully on a crease play. Jay Dunne had a shorthanded goal for OSU, while Laila Edwards and Ava McNaughton scored for Wisconsin. Ohio State, 29-8-3, claimed the championship as Edwards led the nation with 35 goals.

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