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PHOENIX — Bernhard Langer shot his age once again to put himself in position to extend his PGA Tour Champions winning streak to 18 years.The 67-year-old German star with a Champions-record 46 career victories had a 4-under 67 on Saturday at Phoenix Country Club to take a one-stroke lead in the season-ending Charles Schwab Cup Championship. He has shot his age or better 22 times on the tour.”I’ve got to continue to play aggressive and hit as many fairways as I possibly can and as many greens,” Langer said. “The key for me is making putts. I’ve got to try…
Ja Morant is week-to-week with a posterior hip subluxation without dislocation and multiple associated Grade 1 pelvic muscle strains. While attempting to catch a lob during the third quarter of the November 6 game against the Los Angeles Lakers, Morant was destabilized midair by a Lakers player, causing him to fall into extreme right hip flexion. In eight games this season, Morant is averaging 20.6 points, 5.0 rebounds and 9.1 assists in 27.8 minutes. Morant was limited to just nine games last season.
MMA Fighting has UFC Vegas 100 Results for the Magny vs. Prates fight card, a live blog for the top two fights, and more from UFC APEX in Las Vegas on Saturday night. In the main event, Neil Magny and Carlos Prates square off in a welterweight contest. Magny has lost three of the past five fights, while Prates has won all three of his UFC fights. Gerald Meerschaert welcomes former two-division ONE Championship titleholder Reinier de Ridder to the UFC in a middleweight fight in the co-main event. Check out UFC Vegas 100 results below. Main card (ESPN+ live…
The No. 22 UCLA Swimming and Diving team won their first home meet of the 2024-25 season at Spieker Aquatics Center on Saturday. The Bruins had 13 event wins en route to a 189-106 win over Arizona in the squad’s first dual meet of the season. The Bruins started off the session strong, finishing in first and second place in the 400 Medley Relay. The UCLA ‘A’ team of Claudia Yovanovich, Eva Carlson, Emma Harvey, and Gizem Guvenc finished in first place with a time of 3:33.33. The Bruins’ ‘B’ team of Rosie Murphy, Karolina Piechowicz, Joanie Cash, and Sarah…
A long solo effort paid off for Scott Bowden in the men’s Dirty Warrny, while in the women’s race it was a duel till the end for Tara Neyland, who out-sprinted Emma Viotto to take victory at the 246km Australian gravel event.After the arduous haul from Geelong to Warrnambool, which included over 3,000m of elevation gain, it was just a tyre width that split the first-placed Neyland and second-placed Viotto in the women’s Dirty Warrny. Neyland took 9:11.08 to complete the race, with Viotto on the same time and Brianna Samuhel crossed the line one minute later for third place.Bowden conquered the…
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England lost 42-37 to Australia in their international at Allianz Stadium.
Bonzi might only be ranked 124th in the world, but he has been on a hot streak which has led to the first title of his career at the age of 28.Norrie paid the price for not taking his chances – particularly in a tight first set where he converted only one of 13 break points.A mammoth ninth game saw the British number two create 10 opportunities on Bonzi’s serve, but could not take any of them and his opponent then edged the set on a tie-break.Bonzi, having demonstrated the same resilience he had shown all week, maintained momentum and…
Size didn’t matter. Not Friday night in the world of boxing, it didn’t. Although Gustavo Lemos showed up heavy to face rising star Keyshawn Davis, the popular Davis turned him into a human punching bag, regardless. After working to avoid the shots of an aggressive Lemos in the first, Davis dropped his man courtesy of a stellar left hook in the second. Lemos beat the count, but another left dropped him moments later. After beating the count a second time, Lemos ate a series of brutal shots from Davis, leading the referee to jump in and stop the fight just before…
Paul Waring saw his comfortable overnight lead cut to a single shot heading into the final round of the Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship. The Englishman started the day five clear, but a one-over 73 left the door ajar for the chasing pack. Waring’s 18-under-par total leaves him one clear of Niklas Nørgaard, with Tommy Fleetwood, Shane Lowry, Thorbjørn Olesen and Sebastian Söderberg tied for third on 15 under. Waring found a bunker with his opening tee shot and had to scramble par from eight feet at the first, but looked to have settled down as he birdied the par-five second…