Pride romp past Chicago to stay in playoff contention • Spain wins its first Women’s World Cup title, beating England
 Sentinel Sports Final Monday, August 21, 2023 | | |
| | | | Lions and Pride defeat Chicago clubs | Eustis High football looks for big season | U.S. pulls off huge rally to top Germany and Magic's Wagner brothers in final World Cup tuneup | | | | Facundo Torres again fueled Orlando City, improving his totals to 8 goals and 4 assists this season. | | | | | Next up for the Pride is a Friday visit from the team right in front of them, the San Diego Wave FC. | | | | | Spain's victory comes despite a near-mutiny by players last year when players left the national team, calling for a more professional environment. | | | | | Eustis returns 13 starters in all to a team that won the Class 2S District 10 championship and qualified for the Region 3 quarterfinals. Mount Dora is looking to build on a 6-win season while Umatilla starts anew under head coach Eric Samuels. | | | | | The Sunshine State Athletic Association will crown a new champion this fall with back-to-back winner Lake Highland Prep now playing as an independent. Mount Dora Christian is among the area contenders. Poinciana is looking to improve on an 8-2 season before joining an FHSAA district next year. | | | | | Tampa Bay's coach won't even say who's starting Saturday's preseason finale against the Ravens. | | | | | Saturday night's race at always-unpredictable Daytona International Speedway will be the last chance for more than two dozen drivers — most notably 2020 series champion and fan favorite Chase Elliott — to qualify for the remaining slot in the 16-car playoffs. | | | | | An 18-0 run in the final minutes saved the Americans, who finished the exhibition season 5-0. | | | | | With a 9-under day, Viktor Hovland delivered the best round of his career at just the right time Sunday, turning a two-man race into a one-man show in surging past Scottie Scheffler and Matt Fitzpatrick to win the BMW Championship. | | | | | The No. 2-seeded Djokovic avenged his loss last month at Wimbledon to the top-ranked Alcaraz and earned his 95th career title, passing Ivan Lendl for third among men in the professional era. | | | |
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