Ryu wins playoff at FM Championship in Boston
Haeran Ryu overcame a third round meltdown to tie Jin Young Ko at 15 under 273 and win the LPGA FM Championship in a playoff at TPC Boston. Ko failed to close out on 18 as Ryu birdied the final to claim her second LPGA Tour title while Ko settled for runner up.
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Scheffler’s record season in 2024 redefines golf greatness
Scottie Scheffler capped a remarkable year by winning the FedEx Cup at East Lake, pushing season earnings to just under $62.3 million. He claimed eight PGA Tour titles including the Masters and The Players Championship, with seven total wins the most since Tiger Woods in 2007, while handling personal losses and a highly scrutinized year. Morikawa and Theegala finished strong, earning $12.5 million and $7.5 million respectively as Scheffler secured the FedEx Cup crown.
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Gauff Stumbles in Fifth Round at U S Open Loss to Navarro
In New York Coco Gauff falls 6-3 4-6 6-3 to Emma Navarro in the U S Open fourth round as Gauff racks up 19 double faults and 60 unforced errors. Navarro advances after rallying from a slow start and overcoming a late surge by the American star.
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Navarro Upsets Gauff At U S Open In Three Sets
Defending women’s champ Coco Gauff falls 6-3 4-6 6-3 to Emma Navarro ending Gauff’s 10-match Flushing Meadows run. Navarro advances to meet Paula Bacosa in the quarterfinals as Zverev Fritz win in men’s draw sets up quarterfinals.
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Associated Press
Iran dominates sitting volleyball led by Mehrzadselakjani in Paris
Iran powerfully leads group play in Paris with 8-foot-1 Mehrzadselakjani at the net, reaching semifinals in sitting volleyball. The team has not dropped a set, beating Ukraine and Brazil to top their group. Iran faces Germany next as it pursues a third straight Paralympic gold in the sport.
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