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May 15—COLUMBIA — Hilton Head and South Pointe high schools were the cream of the crop May 14 in the state AAAA championship track and field meet, and Aiken County had several athletes on the winners' podium and at least one school record being broken in the process in more than four hours of ac
Hollee Wilson's four interceptions sparked Creek Wood flag football to win the inaugural TSSAA Class A state title.
May 15—MITCHELL — Allison Meyerink is back in a familiar position. Though just a freshman in 2024-25, the Dakota Wesleyan University golfer qualified for the NAIA women's golf national championship, made the 36-hole cut and finished in 52nd place in a field of 156 players. A year after her NAIA
May 15—PARKSTON, S.D. — Something got into the water at The Pond last summer. After going 6-6 through their first 12 games, the Parkston Rays reeled off a 14-3 record in the second half of the season en route to winning the 2025 Class B amateur baseball state championship in the club's tournamen
DeChambeau has not missed back-to-back major cuts since 2017.
Two unfamiliar names sit atop the leaderboard, but there are plenty of former major winners within striking distance headed into the weekend.
Two unfamiliar names sit atop the leaderboard, but there are plenty of former major winners within striking distance headed into the weekend.
The third round of the PGA Championship is Saturday at Aronimink. Here's the starting times for every player who made the cut.
Dustin Johnson is among the players heading for the weekend at the PGA Championship after his even-par 70 on day two. Johnson ended his first two rounds on two-over after opening with a 72 at Aronimink, where he is eyeing a third major championship win.