News
Davis Riley, with a four-stroke lead coming into today, played mostly-par golf in windy conditions to win the Charles Schwab Challenge by five strokes. Riley’s lead never got closer than three shots. It’s Riley’s second career PGA Tour win, and the first in an individual event. He’ll now be eligible to compete in the remaining signature events this season, and is exempt through the 2026 season.
Frankie Capan, who led the Visit Knoxville Open by a stroke, had lost his lead but birdied 18 to force a playoff with Harry Higgs. Capan would lose on the second playoff hole after Higgs sank an eagle putt. The second place finish is the best of Capan’s career.
RSV Lahn-Dill, whose roster include Alabama Adapted alums Catharina Weiss and Jannik Blair, have won the German Wheelchair Basketball championship.
Reyna Reyes has received an international call-up from the Mexican National Team for upcoming friendlies on June 1 and June 4 against Canada.
Community Outreach
Will Anderson announces plans for his first youth football camp. Event will be two sessions, divided by age groups, on June 29 in Stockbridge, Georgia.
Media Appearances
Links to press conferences from today:
Scenes and Highlights
A five-shot lead for Davis Riley!
— PGA TOUR (@PGATOUR) May 26, 2024
He bounces back from an early bogey @CSChallengeFW. pic.twitter.com/igxS5oG3QI
Birdie on nine for Davis Riley.
— PGA TOUR (@PGATOUR) May 26, 2024
He leads by six at the turn. pic.twitter.com/auggwxrLxI
The winning moment for Davis Riley 🏆
— PGA TOUR (@PGATOUR) May 26, 2024
He seals the deal @CSChallengeFW. pic.twitter.com/f4YDBgLHdY
Clutch finish 💪
— Korn Ferry Tour (@KornFerryTour) May 26, 2024
A birdie on the 18th for @frankiecapan and we are headed to a playoff @visitknoxopen. pic.twitter.com/kdKXdfUMaT
How about a Tyler Gentry hit and make it a double ✌️ pic.twitter.com/LEcAFKS0i6
— Omaha Storm Chasers (@OMAStormChasers) May 26, 2024
Tony Mitchell Jr living in Lob City, on this alley-oop dunk 😤. #BAL4 pic.twitter.com/10nRZlPXBX
— Basketball Africa League (@theBAL) May 26, 2024
TOUGH! MITCHELL OFF THE ALLEY OOP! 💥 #BAL4 pic.twitter.com/zCsqisefvu
— Basketball Africa League (@theBAL) May 26, 2024
Mitchell Jr with the tough corner 3 over Majok Deng #BAL4 pic.twitter.com/UETRwkyG3f
— Basketball Africa League (@theBAL) May 26, 2024
Mitchell Jr with the steal and hammers it home for Al Ahly. #BAL4 pic.twitter.com/5WoerkW4Fl
— Basketball Africa League (@theBAL) May 26, 2024
Transactions
- Caden Rose – placed on the 7-Day Injured List by the Greenville Drive.
Game Results
BASKETBALL
Basketball Africa League Quarterfinal Game:
Al Ahly Libya 86, Al Ahly Cairo 77.
Tony Mitchell – 34 minutes, 17 points (4-9 2pg, 3-7 3pg, 0-1 FT), 5 rebounds, 1 assist, 1 steal, 1 block, 2 turnovers, 3 fouls, -7.
BASEBALL
Omaha 7, Columbus 5.
Tyler Gentry (LF) – 3-3, 2 doubles, 1 single, 1 BB, 1 RBI, 1 run.
Sacramento 9, El Paso 4.
Brett Auerbach (LF) – 1-4, 1 single, 1 BB.
Harrisburg 2, Akron 0 (Gm 1; F/7).
Andrew Pinckney (LF) – 1-3, 1 single, 1 run.
Harrisburg 1, Akron 0 (Gm 2; F/7).
Andrew Pinckney (LF) – 0-3.
Amarillo 7, NW Arkansas 6.
Peyton Wilson (LF) – 0-2, 3 BB, 1 run.
Corpus Christi 8, Arkansas 7.
Morgan McCullough (SS) – 1-3, 1 single, 1 sacrifice, 1 run.
Lakeland 4, Palm Beach 0.
Jim Jarvis (PH-DH) - 1-1, 1 single.
Dunedin 8, Bradenton 7.
Garrett McMillan – 0.2 IP, 0 R, 0 H, 0 BB, 0 K, 1 WP.
Tri-City 5, Québec 1.
Tommy Seidl (1B) – 1-4, 1 double, 1 RBI.
GOLF
Charles Schwab Challenge final:
Davis Riley – 66-64-66-70, -14, 1st.
Robby Shelton – 67-68-67-74, -4, T9.
Lee Hodges – 72-70-66-69, -3, T12.
Visit Knoxville Open final:
Frankie Capan – 66-67-62-66, -19, T1 (lost on 2nd playoff hole).
US Amateur Four-Ball Championship
Stroke Play Rd 2:
Wesley Pate / Clint Provost – 71-71, E, cut.
FOOTBALL
Michigan 26, Houston 22.
Christopher Allen – 1 tackle.
TRACK & FIELD
Bob Vigars Classic
Men’s Mile
Mark Shannon – 4:05.08, 3rd.
Kolo Extraligy Mužů a žen
Women’s 800 Meter
Kimberley Ficenec – 2:06.48, 1st.
Balkan Athletic Championships
Women’s 200 Meter Finals
Olivia Fotopoulou – 23.60 seconds, 1st.
Balkan Athletic Championships
Women’s Long Jump
Filippa Fotopoulou – 6.44 meters, 3rd.
