Falcons chase MAC title with Lorain County stars in lineup
Bowling Green and nearby Lorain County players headline a MAC tournament scene. Archer leads the Falcons with 17 homers and 62 RBIs while Banioff reshapes his season into a strong all rounder. Record details include Danville’s standout and several surrounding programs across NCAA Division III and other conference actions.
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Lorain County
Falcons
Eastern Michigan
Bowling Green
Banioff
Zach Maxey
St. Edward Avon
Miami
Ohio
Toledo
Troy Sudbrook
Avon
Ryan Starr
Denison
Wittenberg
Big Red
D3baseball.com
Birmingham Southern College
Baldwin Wallace
Mark Mohnickey Jr
St. Edward
North Ridgeville
Yellow Jackets
Ohio Athletic Conference
Lorain CCC Cross Country Seeks Fall Runners
Lorain County Community College varsity cross country calls for students to join this fall season. Interested runners should contact head coach Jim Powers at 440-366-7652 or jpowers lorainccc.edu for details and signup.
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Lorain County Community College
Jim Powers
Jpowers
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Detry earns Masters invite with birdie at PGA Championship
Thomas Detry closed with a 66 to finish 15 under and tied for fourth at Valhalla securing his first Masters invitation. Dean Burmester and Lee Hodges tied for 12th to head to Quail Hollow, while Brooks Koepka finished 26th after a late rally. Braden Shattuck, the Rolling Green pro, tied for best club pro finish as Alejandro Tosti made a rare island-green eagle on the 13th. Jordan Spieth faltered late with a creek mishap.
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Louisville
Thomas Detry
Augusta National
Detry
Collin Morikawa
Valhalla
Royal Liverpool
Kentucky
Dean Burmester
Burmester
North Carolina
PGA
Quail Hollow
PGA of America
Brooks Koepka
Koepka
Alejandro Tosti
Tosti
Island Green
Jordan Spieth
Schauffele Captures PGA Championship at Valhalla
Xander Schauffele drained a 6-foot birdie on the last hole to finish 21 under 263, securing his first major title at Valhalla. He beat Bryson DeChambeau by one shot as DeChambeau birdied the 18th and Viktor Hovland finished third. Schauffele moved to world No. 2, earned $3,330,000, and clinched an Olympic spot in Paris.
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Conor O’malley
St. Edward Avon
Wittenberg
Tigers
Denison
Indiana
Hoosiers
Northwestern
Michigan
Cassidy Kettleman
Amherst
Washington
Oakland
Sydney Campbell
Keystone
Madi Herrington
Campbell
Belmont
Mya Johnson
St. Joseph
Columbia Station
Missouri State
Baldwin Wallace
Lexy Coggins
Firelands
Ayden Bath
Vermilion
Kent State
Bath
Christian Pfeiffer
Great Lakes
Coastal Carolina
South Carolina
Ella Baker
Ohio University
Schauffele
Scottie Scheffler
Rory McIlroy
Wanamaker
Valhalla
DeChambeau
Phil Mickelson
Xander Schauffele
Paris
Bryson DeChambeau
Thomas Derry
Alejandro Tosti
Driver
Eagle
Quail Hollow
Charlotte
North Carolina
Baltusrol
California
Austin Kaiser
San Diego State
Brooks Koepka
LIV
Xander
Viktor Hovland
Koepka
Bellerive
Henrik Stenson
Royal Troon
Scheffler
Shane Lowry
McIlroy
Kaiser
U.S
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Will Graves
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Lee Hodges
Thomas
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Braden Shattuck
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Rolling Green Golf Club
Philadelphia
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