PGA Championship final standings summary text
Top players and scores in a large golf tournament final results list feature Rose posting 281 and Mickelson 283 as leaders across rounds. Notable names include Dufner, Els, Mahan, Donald, Stricker, Matsuyama, and Fowler with totals ranging from 285 to 291 and multiple players cited with prize money in the hundreds of thousands.
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Mahan
Donald
Stricker
Matsuyama
Colsaerts
F.castallo
Fowler
Schwartzel
Westwood
Sondon
Huh
Snedeker
Lingmeath
a-Kim
Laird
Heam
Simpson
Choi
Woods
Donaldson
Loar
Watson
Lawrie
Pettersson
Langley
Mellroy
Kelly
Alker
Knox
Garcia
B.kim
Scott
Pat
Tar Heels Rally in Ninth as Emanuel Struggles in CWS
UNC right hander Emanuel Labored early and exited after two doubles and two singles in the third. Frank and Lassiter started a ninth inning rally with an RBI double for a late spark, as UNC tied a College World Series record with eight pitchers used in the game.
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Tar Heels
Frank Singling
Landon Lassiter
RBI
Emanuel
Texas
Houston Astros
Rose Clinches U S Open as Mickelson Falls Short at Merion
Rose won the U S Open at Merion after Mickelson failed to birdie the 18th from 40 yards. Mickelson led late but bogeyed the 13th and 15th, finishing tied for second with Day as Rose claimed a historic major win. Rose dedicated victory to his late father and rose to world No. 3.
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Mickelson
Rose
Phil
San Diego
Eagle
Merion
Jason Day
Day
Hunter Mahan
Mahan
Billy Herschel
Ernie Els
Jason Dufner
David
Graham
Tony Jacklin
Hazeltine
Union Jack
Graeme McDowell
Rory Mellroy
Northern Ireland
Ken
Royal Birkdale
At&t
Luke Donald
Octopus pants steal spotlight at U S Open round at Merion
Billy Herschel wore navy and white giant squid pants that drew fashion buzz as Phil Mickelson led early at Merion. Rory McIlroy struggled, water hazards and a broken wedge marked his round, while Luke Donald collapsed on a volunteer, and Michael Kim faded from contention. The U S Open at Merion wrapped with tough conditions and questions about a return.
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Ardmore
Billy Herschel
Horschel
University of Florida
Finalound
Phil Mickelson
Mickelson
Herschel
McIlroy
Merion
Rory McIlroy
No. 11
Mellroy
Merion Golf Club
Woods
Scott
USGA
Luke
Sara Clark
Clark
Shawn Stefani
U.S
Stefani
Eric Els
Michael Kim
Gover
Kim
NC State In CWS Bid Faces UNC After Thriller
NC State pitcher Carlos Rodon delivered another dominant outing in a 2-1 18 inning tournament loss to UNC as State eyes a College World Series slot. Brett Austin praised Rodon while NC State and UNC split four meetings this season.
LSU coach seeks to boost offense while keeping game entertaining
LSU coach Paul Mainieri argues for a balance to preserve offense and fan interest as the NCAA scales back aluminum bats. He notes midseason stats show the sport returning toward wood-bat norms, while fans crave exciting games and national TV exposure.
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Omaha
Neb
LSU
Paul Mainieri
Mainieri
NCAA
Columbia Tops Gastonia 8 0 in Saturday CPL league game
Columbia 8 Gastonia 0. Colu bia Grizzlies move to 11 6 and grab second in CPL West after scoring three and five runs in the fourth and fifth innings. Cord Cockrell and Zach Lightler combined on a six hit shutout as Gastonia bullpen effort included position players in relief. Hunter Burton went 3 for 3 for Gastonia in a losing cause.
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Columbia
Gastonia
Grizzlies
Cord Cockrell
Zach Lightler
Bryce Beeler
Austen Colt
Hunter Burton
Cherryville teams split quick games with solid offense and pitching
Cherryville wins mercy game 5 innings behind Cameron High first win with four strikeouts. Brett Huff leads with a homer and two hits with Hunter Jackson and Cody Dellinger contributing. In the nightcap, Josh Beam and Brandon Alexander pace a 7 inning win. Huff, High, Johnson and George tally two hits each. Lincoln County tops Queen City 10-2 as Norton wins on mound and Ortiz, Scoggins spark offense. Legion: G-Braves host Union Monday. Sunday game postponed. Belmont tops Dallas 7-4. Dallas All-Stars 22-17 Rogey City in T-ball finale.
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Cherryville
Asheville
Cameron High
Brett Huff
Hunter Jackson
Cody Dellinger
Josh Beam
Brandon Alexander
Alec Johnson
Mack George
Heath King
Derrick Braun
Shelby
Belmont
Lincoln County
Queen City
Justin Norton
Cardinals
Randal Ortiz
Nathaniel Scoggins
Legion
G-Braves
Union
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South Carolina
Fox
Wolfpack
Brett Austin
UCLA
Carolina
Brett Williams
Bryan Adametz
Logan Ratledge
Ratledge
Hole
Rodon
Chaz Frank
Brian Holberton
NC State
TD Ameritrade Park
Grant Clyde
Carlos
Associated Press
North Carolina State
North Carolina
Colin Moran
Taran Senay
Mike Fox
Elliott Avent
Boise State
Nevada
Dallas All-Stars
Rogey City
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