Maine is a single win away from the America East baseball title

COLLEGES

Jeremiah Jenkins hit a tiebreaking homer in the sixth inning and Caleb Lace and Justin Bayens combined for a 4-hitter as Maine sophisticated to the America East baseball tournament championship game with a three-1 victory more than UMBC in Binghamton, New York.

The major-seeded Black Bears (31-19) will have two possibilities to win the title Saturday against third-seeded Binghamton, which beat UMBC 7-1 in an elimination game.

Lace (five-) permitted a house run to Anthony Svend in the third inning, but otherwise held the Retrievers in verify as he faced just 28 batters in eight innings. He struck out eight and walked two. Baeyens pitched a great ninth inning for his second save of the tournament and eighth of the season.

Maine tied the game in the bottom of the third when Jake Marquez hit a double and at some point scored on Quinn McDaniel’s sacrifice bunt.

In the sixth, McDaniel led off and Jenkins followed with his 19th house run of the season.

GOLF: Topsham’s Caleb Manuel shot an even-par 70 and Camden’s Cole Anderson opened with a three-more than 73 in the initially round of the NCAA Championship in Scottsdale, Arizona.

Manuel, a junior at Georgia, was in the major ten at two below till he produced back-to-back bogeys on Nos. six and 7 – his 15th and 16th holes of the round. With numerous golfers nevertheless on the course, he was six strokes back of leader Ross Stillman of Georgia Tech.

Anderson, a redshirt junior at Florida State, also began on the back nine and was 1 more than 15 holes just before creating a double bogey on No. 7.

The person competitors lasts till Monday. The major 15 teams following Monday advance to the final two days of group competitors.

SOFT BALL: Haley Lee hit a grand slam, Sydney Sanders and Alyssa Brito every single added a homer and major-ranked Oklahoma extended its hitting streak to 47 with a 9-two victory more than Clemson in the NCAA Super Regional opener in Norman, Oklahoma.

Oklahoma (55-1) tied the Division I record set by Arizona in 1997. The Sooners can break the record Saturday in the second game of the finest-of-3 series.

BASEBALL

EASTERN LEAGUE: Corey Rosier scored on a bases-loaded wild pitch in the bottom of the 11th inning as the Portland Sea Dogs (29-13) extended their winning streak to a profession-higher six games with a four-three victory more than the New Hampshire Fisher Cats (20-21 ) at Hadlock Field.

The Sea Dogs forced additional innings when Ceddane Rafaela hit with a single out in the bottom of the ninth.

Corey Rosier went two for three with an RBI double for Portland, which got its second run in a seventh-inning shutout that led to the ejection of Fisher Cats manager Cesar Martin.

Portland beginning pitcher Brian Van Bell permitted just 5 hits and two unearned runs in 61/three innings. He struck out nine and walked two.

GOLF

PGA: PGA Tour rookie Harry Hall maintained the solo lead by means of 36 holes at Colonial in Fort Worth, Texas, with a 12-below 128 total, 3 shots ahead of Harris English, who bogeyed the 170-yard eighth hole as element of his bogey. – cost-free 66.

Following opening with an eight-below 62, Hall had 4 straight birdies midway by means of his second-round 66.

Emiliano Grillo was alone in third spot following shooting a 65 to get to eight below.

TOUR OF CHAMPIONS: Padraig Harrington followed up his opening 64 with a bogey-cost-free 68 to take a 3-shot lead at 12 below in two rounds of the Senior PGA Championship in Frisco, Texas.

Japan’s Katsumasa Miyamoto was 3 behind Harrington in his senior PGA debut following a 69. Stuart Cink, in his initially tournament considering that turning 50, shot a second consecutive 68 to fall 4 strokes behind.

EUROPEAN TOUR: Spanish golfer Jorge Campillo reduce his lead at the KLM Open to two shots following shooting a 1-below 71 in the second round at Kromvoirt in the Netherlands.

Campilo is ten significantly less in total. His closest challenger is Renato Paratore, the 455th-ranked Italian, who shot 68.

SOCCER

Planet CHAMPIONSHIP U20: The United States completed a great group stage at the U20 Planet Cup with a two- victory more than Slovakia in San Juan, Argentina.

Cade Cowell scored just before half-time from a counter-attack and Niko Tsakiris added a second aim in stoppage time.

The USA had currently secured a spot in the knockout stages, but completed the group stage with 3 wins from 3 games, without the need of conceding any targets.

TENNIS

GENEVA OPEN: Grigor Dimitrov sophisticated to his initially ATP Tour final in far more than 5 years, defeating Taylor Fritz three-six, 7-five, 7-six (two) in Switzerland.

Dimitrov will play for the title on Saturday against unseeded Nicolas Zhari, who beat third-seeded Alexander Zverev 7-six (three), six-three in a rematch of the 2019 final.

CYCLING

GIRO d’ITALIA: Geraint Thomas continued his bid to come to be the oldest Giro d’Italia champion, while his lead was reduce slightly by Primož Roglič through the race’s most tricky stage.

Roglich crossed the finish line of the so-named “Queen’s Stage” 3 seconds ahead of Thomas at the finish of the final leg of the race – the 114-mile route from Longarone to Tre Cime di Lavaredo, which had gradients of up to 18%.

Stage 19 was won by Santiago Buitrago, who completed 51 seconds ahead of Derek Gee.

Tomas (37) is 26 seconds ahead of Roglic, who will be the decisive mountain time trial on Saturday.

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