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| |  Despite falling behind early, Orlando City put together one of its best performances in recent memory, crushing FC Cincinnati 5-1 at home and ending its losing skid at three matches. |   | | |  West Palm Beach native Brooks Koepka held off a late charge from Dustin Johnson to win the PGA Championship for the second straight year. The Cardinal Newman High School and Florida State University alum joins Tiger Woods as the only golfers to win the PGA in back-to-back years since 1958. Koepka has also won back-to-back U.S. Opens. | | | | |  Windermere Prep alum Spencer Pigot nearly secured the coveted Indianapolis 500 pole, but he had to settle for a front-row start after fireworks elsewhere. | | | | |  UCF senior shortstop Brandon Hernandez's bases-loaded bloop single brought home the winning run in the bottom of the 11th as the Knights defeated the Houston Cougars 11-10 in the rubber match of their three-game series late Saturday. | | | | |  UF golfer Sierra Brooks, an Orlando area native, is pushing to become the first Gators' woman to win a national title in three decades. | | | | |  Texas won the 2019 NCAA men's national tennis championship in Orlando and Stanford repeated as the women's champ. | | | | |  Third-place finish is best effort this year and continues good run from last year's majors | | | | | Orlando City defensive midfielder Cristian Higuita, who recently broke back into the starting XI following a long hiatus, thrived during a 5-1 win over FC Cincinnati Sunday. | | | | |  Hope Solo has no regrets as she watches the U.S. women's national team seek to defend its title at the Women's World Cup this summer. | | | | |  Hawaii held on for close wins during an eight-win season in 2018, but it may be tough to duplicate that success. The Rainbow Warriors are ranked No. 98 in the Orlando Sentinel 2019 preseason college football rankings. | | | | |  Kawhi Leonard scored 36 points, including eight in the second overtime, and the Toronto Raptors beat Milwaukee 118-112. | | | | |  The St. Louis Blues moved to the brink of their first Stanley Cup Final in nearly a half-century with a 5-0 victory over the San Jose Sharks. | | | | |  Owner Gary Barber called trainer Mark Casse for the fourth time in 11 hours since War of Will won the Preakness. | | | | |  Brett Gardner homered early, then got two hits during a seven-run burst in the sixth inning fueled by five walks that sent the New York Yankees past the Tampa Bay Rays 13-5 on Sunday at Yankee Stadium. | | | | |  Behind a dominant outing from Marlins starter Sandy Alcantara, Miami beat the New York Mets to secure its first series sweep since 2017. | | | | |  Michael Chavis homered, Xander Bogaerts hit a tiebreaking double in the seventh inning and the Boston Red Sox averted a sweep against Houston with a 4-3 victory that snapped the Astros' 10-game winning streak. | | | | |  Hyun-Jin Ryu threw seven more scoreless innings in the Dodgers' 8-3 win over the Cincinnati Reds, but he's still 28 from Orel Hershiser's record of 59. | | | | |  Rookie Cal Quantrill gives up four runs in first inning; Padres get to Grossmont High alum Joe Musgrove too late | | | | |  Shane Bieber's 15 strikeouts were a career-high, and all five hits the Orioles managed against him were singles. | | | | |  The Phillies head into a difficult stretch of the schedule with some momentum after a successful weekend. | | | | |
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