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The Lions were nothing if not haunted on Friday by their star designated player's penalty kick that was saved. Haunted by the ball that was cleared off the line. Haunted by the opportunities headed for the back of the net only to be turned away by a goalkeeper who was on fire. | | | USF will schedule two-for-ones and UCF won't because the Bulls' home games aren't nearly as profitable as the Knights' home contests. | | | Winter Springs finished the season 31-0 after beating Lakewood Ranch for the 8A state title in matchup of nationally ranked teams. | | | Three area teams, Bishop Moore, Seminole and Timber Creek, have booked trips to next week's FHSAA state baseball tournament at Hammond Stadium in Fort Myers, the spring training home of the Minnesota Twins. | | | After getting caught off guard by Oklahoma State pitcher Samantha Show during Game 1 of this year's Tallahassee Super Regional, Florida State bounced with a 4-1 win in Game 2 Friday night. | | | The Florida Gators' softball team is one win away from its 10th trip to the Women's College World Series in 12 seasons. UF defeated Tennessee 3-0 win Friday night during Game 1 of the NCAA Super Regional in Gainesville. | | | Facing the Tulane Green Wave, one of the nation's top 10 scoring offenses, embattled UCF pitcher Spicer allowed just two runs in a 116-pitch, complete-game performance as the Knights prevailed 6-2. In the process, UCF advanced to Saturday's American Athletic Conference Tournament semifinals. | | | CJ Van Eyk allowed just one hit over six innings and Florida State had 16 hits in an 11-0 victory against North Carolina State in the Atlantic Coast Conference Tournament, but the Seminoles were eliminated due to tiebreakers. | | | The Orlando Pride (0-5-1, 1 point), who are still looking for their first win under coach Marc Skinner, take on the Utah Royals (3-1-1, 10 points) Saturday at Rio Tinto Stadium. | | | Six Orlando City players were named to the 40-man provisional national team rosters for their respective countries ahead of the 2019 Concacaf Gold Cup, which begins June 15. | | | Almost four years removed from the United States women's national team's World Cup victory in Canada, the team has mostly maintained its dominance. It has kept its No. 1 ranking, won the majority of its matches and heads into this World Cup in France as one of the favorites to win the whole thing. | | | Estela Perez-Somarriba, the winningest player in college tennis, needs one more to give Miami its second NCAA women's singles champion. | | | Marlins led 9-8 in Washington in the bottom of the eighth inning, aiming for their seventh straight win, when Tayron Guerrero got tagged for back-to-back home runs | | | The Mets fell 9-8 in a wild game against the Tigers. | | | Andrew McCutchen hit a tiebreaking double in the sixth inning and the Philadelphia Phillies used stellar relief work to beat the Milwaukee Brewers 6-4 on Friday night, overcoming Christian Yelich's major league-leading 20th homer. | | | After the Cubs eked across the go-ahead run in the eighth inning, the Reds rallied for a 6-5 victory Friday at Wrigley Field. | | | The Los Angeles Dodgers made changes to their lineup to better combat the Pittsburgh Pirates. David Freese's grand slam made the exercise somewhat moot. | | | Hunter Renfroe's eighth-inning blast lets Joey Lucchesi, Ian Kinsler off hook as Padres win fourth game in a row | | | The Indianapolis 500 was once considered among the top sporting events of the year. It is next to impossible to maintain that kind of status for 103 years. But IndyCar is in a renaissance of sorts and the Indy 500 hype has returned. The field for Sunday's race is the tightest in its long and storied history. Simon Pagenaud starts from the pole and will try to give team owner Roger Penske an 18th win in "The Greatest Spectacle in Racing." | | | Central Florida varsity scores, schedule and top performers for May 24 | | | |
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