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OHSAA high school girls basketball state tournament scores, updates

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Ohio Girls Basketball: A Weekend of Upsets and Championship Dreams

The Ohio High School Athletic Association (OHSAA) girls basketball state tournament is underway in Dayton, with thrilling semifinal matchups unfolding on Thursday. Archbishop Hoban, Copley, St. Vincent-St. Mary, and Wadsworth are representing the Akron area, vying for state titles.

Semifinal Showdowns: Thursday’s Results

Thursday’s games saw some intense competition. In Division III, Dayton Chaminade Julienne defeated Copley 62-57. St. Vincent-St. Mary dominated Chillicothe Unioto with a final score of 84-38. Division IV witnessed Shaker Heights Laurel edging out Cin. Purcell Marian 56-54 in overtime, whereas Bellevue secured a 46-43 victory over Circleville.

Division VI and I Battles

St. Henry advanced in Division VI with a 55-51 win against Harvest Prep. A closely contested half saw Canton Central Catholic leading Castalia Margaretta 22-18. In Division I, Cincinnati Princeton defeated Wadsworth 53-43.

Looking Ahead: Friday’s Semifinals and Championship Schedule

Friday brings another round of semifinals. Hoban will face Olmsted Falls in Division II, while Sunbury Big Walnut will battle Cin. Mount Notre Dame. Division V features Ottawa-Glandorf against Proctorville Fairland and Norwayne versus Portsmouth. Division VI continues with more action.

Championship Weekend: Saturday’s Finals

All seven championship games will be held at the University of Dayton’s UD Arena on Saturday. The schedule includes Division VII, V, II, and I finals, promising a day filled with excitement and crowning of new state champions.

Key Takeaways from the Tournament So Far

The early rounds of the tournament have already delivered some surprises. The close contests in Division IV and the decisive victories in Division III highlight the competitive balance across different divisions. The performance of local teams like St. Vincent-St. Mary demonstrates the strength of basketball programs in the Akron area.

The Rise of Competitive Balance in Ohio Girls Basketball

Ohio high school girls basketball is experiencing a period of increased competitive balance. Historically dominant programs are facing tougher challenges from emerging teams, leading to more unpredictable tournament outcomes. This trend is likely driven by increased investment in youth basketball programs and the development of talented players across the state.

FAQ: Your Questions Answered

Q: Where are the OHSAA girls basketball state tournament games being played?
A: Games are being played at three sites in the Dayton area, with all championship games at the University of Dayton’s UD Arena.

Q: How can I watch the games?
A: Games are available to watch on the NFHS Network.

Q: When are the championship games?
A: Saturday, March 14, at UD Arena.

Stay tuned for continued coverage of the OHSAA girls basketball state tournament. Follow along for live updates, recaps, and exclusive content as the competition heats up!

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Mississippi State baseball vs Lipscomb score from MSU sweep

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Mississippi State Baseball Dominates Lipscomb in Historic Run-Rule Victory

STARKVILLE — Mississippi State baseball delivered a resounding performance on Saturday, defeating Lipscomb 26-0 at Dudy Noble Field. The Bulldogs (14-2) completed a series sweep, achieving one of the largest margins of victory in program history.

Bulldogs Explode for 12 Runs in One Inning

The Bulldogs’ offensive onslaught was particularly impressive in the third inning, where they scored 12 runs on eight hits. Noah Sullivan and Kevin Milewski both contributed home runs during the frame, extending MSU’s lead to a commanding 19-0.

Sullivan Shines with Two Home Runs, Six RBIs

Noah Sullivan led the charge for Mississippi State, going 3-for-3 with two home runs and six RBIs. He has hit three home runs in the last two games. Drew Wyers similarly contributed with two hits in two at-bats.

Pitching Prowess: Duke Stone’s Strong Start

RHP Duke Stone started on the mound for the Bulldogs. The Bisons did not have a batter reach base until a walk in the fifth inning with MSU leading 23-0.

Record-Breaking Performance

This victory is tied for the fourth-largest in Mississippi State baseball history and marks the biggest win since 1999, when the team scored 29 runs in a game. The most runs Mississippi State has ever scored in a game is 32 against Jackson State in 1988.

Looking Ahead: Tulane and SEC Play

Mississippi State will next face Tulane on March 10 in Biloxi, before beginning Southeastern Conference play at Arkansas from March 13-15.

Mississippi State vs. Lipscomb: Game Details

Date: Saturday, March 7
Time: 10 a.m. CT
Location: Dudy Noble Field

The game streamed on SEC Network+.

Mississippi State Baseball Lineup

  1. DH Drew Wyers
  2. 3B Ace Reese
  3. 1B Noah Sullivan
  4. RF Vytas Valincius
  5. C Chone James
  6. 2B Gehrig Frei
  7. SS Ryder Woodson
  8. LF Blake Bevis
  9. CF Bryce Chance

Pitcher: Duke Stone

FAQ

What channel was the Mississippi State vs. Lipscomb game on?
The game streamed on SEC Network+.

What is Mississippi State’s record?
Mississippi State is now 14-2 on the season.

What was the final score of the Mississippi State vs. Lipscomb game?
The final score was Mississippi State 26, Lipscomb 0.

Who was the starting pitcher for Mississippi State?
Duke Stone was the starting pitcher for Mississippi State.

Sam Sklar is the Mississippi State beat reporter for The Clarion Ledger.

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OU, OSU wrestling live updates, results from Big 12 Championships

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Huge 12 Wrestling Championships: Oklahoma State and OU Battle for Supremacy in Tulsa

TULSA – The Big 12 Wrestling Championships are underway at the BOK Center, with Oklahoma State and Oklahoma leading the charge. Oklahoma State boasts six No. 1 seeds, while OU has six wrestlers seeded No. 6 or better, including Carter Schubert at 174 pounds.

Early Results: Cowboys and Sooners Advance

Oklahoma State is off to a strong start, racking up bonus points in the opening rounds. Sergio Vega (141 pounds) and Jax Forrest (133 pounds) secured major decisions, while Zack Ryder (184 pounds) earned a pin. Casey Swiderski (149) and Dee Lockett (165) also secured wins for the Cowboys.

For Oklahoma, Tyler Wells (141 pounds) upset the third seed from Utah Valley with a late takedown, while Conrad Hendriksen (125 pounds) advanced to the semifinals. Juan Mora (285 pounds) also secured a win for the Sooners.

Bedlam on the Horizon: Spratley vs. Hendriksen

A highly anticipated matchup is set for the semifinals: Oklahoma State’s top-seeded Troy Spratley will face OU’s Conrad Hendriksen at 125 pounds. This Bedlam showdown promises to be a highlight of the tournament.

Key Matchups and Semifinalists

Carter Schubert of Oklahoma advanced to the semifinals at 174 pounds with a 3-1 tiebreaker win over West Virginia’s Brody Conley. He will face Cam Steed of Missouri. Oklahoma State’s Landon Robideau (157) and Alex Facundo (174) also advanced to the semifinals with decisive victories.

Big 12 Wrestling: A History of Excellence

The Big 12 Conference has a rich tradition in wrestling, consistently sending multiple wrestlers to the NCAA Championships. The conference was awarded 63 allocations for the 2026 NCAA Championships, the second-most of any conference.

Tournament Schedule and Viewing Options

The Big 12 Championships continue on Friday with Session 2 starting at 5 p.m. CT, and conclude on Saturday. All sessions are being streamed live on ESPN+.

  • Friday, March 6: Session 1 (Preliminary & Quarterfinals) – 10 a.m. CT (ESPN+), Session 2 (Semifinals & Consolidation) – 5 p.m. CT (ESPN+)
  • Saturday, March 7: Session 3 (Consolation & Placement) – 12 p.m. CT (ESPN+), Session 4 (Championships) – 7 p.m. CT (ESPN+)

Oklahoma State’s Dominance in the Big 12

Oklahoma State has consistently been a powerhouse in the Big 12, earning multiple team titles and individual championships. The Cowboys entered the tournament with six No. 1 seeds, signaling their intent to continue their winning tradition.

FAQ: Big 12 Wrestling Championships

Q: Where are the Big 12 Wrestling Championships being held?
A: The BOK Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Q: How can I watch the Big 12 Wrestling Championships?
A: All sessions are available on ESPN+.

Q: Which teams are favored to win the championship?
A: Oklahoma State and Oklahoma are considered the frontrunners.

Q: How many wrestlers does the Big 12 Conference send to the NCAA Championships?
A: 63 wrestlers, the second-most of any conference.

Stay tuned for further updates and results as the Big 12 Wrestling Championships unfold!

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Tyler Myatt with walk off home run in 9th for Tennessee baseball

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Vols Secure Thrilling Walk-Off Win, Signaling Promising Start to Elander Era

Tennessee baseball continued its strong start to the 2026 season with a 4-3 walk-off victory over Kent State on Friday night. The win, secured by a ninth-inning home run from Tyler Myatt, highlights a promising beginning to head coach Josh Elander’s tenure.

Myatt’s Heroics and the Power of the Late-Game Swing

Pinch-hitter Tyler Myatt delivered a clutch, walk-off solo home run in the bottom of the ninth inning, securing the win for the Volunteers. Myatt, a former star at Claiborne High School and a two-year player at Walters State Community College, showcased his ability to perform under pressure. This moment underscores the importance of developing versatile players capable of contributing in key situations.

Elander Addresses Free Passes and Defensive Resilience

Despite the victory, head coach Josh Elander acknowledged areas for improvement. He noted the team gave up nine free passes during the game, a statistic he described as “the opposite of the MO we’ve been preaching.” However, he too praised the team’s defense and Myatt’s game-winning swing, stating they “bailed us out.” This highlights a focus on discipline and minimizing errors, even while recognizing the team’s ability to overcome adversity.

Pitching Concerns: A Program Record for Hit Batters

The game also saw Tennessee tie a program record by hitting six batters. This unusual occurrence, following four games without hitting anyone, raises questions about pitching control and potential adjustments needed in the team’s approach. Elander will likely address this issue in practice, focusing on command and minimizing wild pitches.

Series Outlook and Upcoming Schedule

The Volunteers (5-0) will continue their series against Kent State with games on Saturday, February 21st at 4:00 p.m. ET, and Sunday, February 22nd at 1:00 p.m. ET. Both games will be streamed on SEC Network+. The series presents an opportunity for Tennessee to build momentum and further refine its game plan.

Probable Pitching Matchups

For Saturday’s game, Tennessee is expected to start RHP Tegan Kuhns (1-0, 0.00 ERA), while Kent State will counter with RHP Ciaran Caughey (1-0, 0.00 ERA). This pitching matchup sets the stage for a competitive contest between two strong arms.

Remembering Wes Rucker

Coach Elander took a moment to acknowledge the recent passing of Tennessee sports writer Wes Rucker, describing him as a “day-one guy” and expressing heartfelt condolences to his family. This demonstrates the strong relationship between the team and the local media, and the impact of Rucker’s contributions to the Knoxville community.

Did you know?

Tennessee entered the Kent State series having outscored their opponents by a significant margin, 37-6.

FAQ

Q: Where can I watch the Tennessee vs. Kent State baseball games?
A: Games will be streamed on SEC Network+.

Q: What time does the game start on Saturday?
A: Saturday’s game starts at 4:00 p.m. ET.

Q: Who is the probable pitcher for Tennessee on Saturday?
A: RHP Tegan Kuhns is the probable starter for Tennessee on Saturday.

Q: How did Tennessee win the first game of the series?
A: Tennessee won 4-3 with a walk-off solo home run by Tyler Myatt.

Stay connected with Tennessee baseball by exploring more articles on our site and following us on social media for the latest updates!

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Oklahoma routs OSU baseball behind LJ Mercurius’ dazzling debut

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Oklahoma Sooners Dominate Bedlam Baseball Clash: A Sign of Things to Come?

The Oklahoma Sooners delivered a resounding 10-1 victory over Oklahoma State in Saturday’s early-season Bedlam matchup at Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas. The win, fueled by a stellar pitching performance from transfer LJ Mercurius and timely hitting, raises questions about the Sooners’ potential for a strong 2026 season.

Mercurius Shines in Oklahoma Debut

Right-handed pitcher LJ Mercurius, a transfer from UNLV, made an immediate impact in his Oklahoma debut, striking out an impressive 12 batters in 5 1/3 innings. He limited the Cowboys to just three hits, showcasing a dominant performance that set the tone for the game. Mercurius’ ability to control the game and rack up strikeouts will be crucial for the Sooners’ success throughout the season.

Offensive Power Propels Sooners

The Sooners’ offense provided ample support for Mercurius, with Trey Gambill launching a three-run homer – his second in as many days – and Jaxon Willits driving in three runs, including a two-run double in the first inning. This early offensive firepower demonstrates the team’s potential to consistently score runs and put pressure on opponents.

Cowboys Struggle at the Plate

Oklahoma State’s offense struggled mightily, striking out 31 times and managing only eight hits in two games to open the season. This lack of offensive production proved to be a significant disadvantage against the Sooners’ strong pitching and solid defense. The Cowboys will need to address their hitting woes to grow competitive in the Big 12.

Sooners Eye Tournament Title

With the win, the Sooners advance to the tournament title game on Sunday, where they will face TCU. A victory would not only secure the tournament championship but also offer them a trio of wins over former Big 12 rivals. This opportunity to assert their dominance against conference opponents is a significant motivator for the team.

Bedlam’s 350th Chapter Belongs to OU

This contest marked the 350th edition of Bedlam, and the Sooners emerged victorious, improving their season record to 2-0. The win continues a recent trend of success for Oklahoma against Oklahoma State, including an 11-1 run-rule victory last season.

Looking Ahead: Key Takeaways for the 2026 Season

The Sooners’ strong start to the 2026 season suggests they are a team to watch in the Big 12. The combination of dominant pitching, timely hitting, and a competitive spirit positions them for potential success. Yet, maintaining consistency and overcoming challenges will be crucial as the season progresses.

The Impact of Transfers

LJ Mercurius’ performance highlights the potential impact of transfers on college baseball teams. Bringing in experienced players from other programs can provide an immediate boost to a team’s roster and contribute to its success.

Offensive Consistency is Key

While the Sooners’ offense showed flashes of brilliance in this game, maintaining consistent offensive production will be essential for long-term success. The ability to score runs in multiple innings and capitalize on scoring opportunities will be a key factor in their ability to compete with top teams.

FAQ

Q: Where was the Oklahoma vs. Oklahoma State baseball game played?
A: Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas.

Q: Who won the game between Oklahoma and Oklahoma State?
A: Oklahoma won 10-1.

Q: How many strikeouts did LJ Mercurius record?
A: 12 strikeouts.

Q: What is next for the Oklahoma Sooners?
A: They will play TCU for the tournament title on Sunday.

Jacob Unruh is the deputy sports editor for The Oklahoman.

Want to stay up-to-date on the latest college baseball news? Explore more articles on The Oklahoman’s sports page.

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Daytona 500 updates, Daytona Truck race time, TV schedule

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Daytona Truck Series: A New Era of Crossover Stars

Daytona International Speedway is set for an unusually star-studded NASCAR Truck Series race on Friday, February 13, 2026. The event promises a unique blend of NASCAR veterans, action sports icons, and internet personalities, signaling a potential shift in the series’ appeal and audience reach.

The Return of a Legend: Tony Stewart

Three-time NASCAR Cup Series champion Tony Stewart is making his return to the track, competing in the Truck Series for Ram. This marks his first NASCAR race in a decade, drawing significant attention, and excitement. Stewart’s presence alone elevates the profile of the event, attracting both long-time fans and a new demographic.

Beyond NASCAR: A Diverse Entry List

The lineup extends far beyond traditional NASCAR drivers. X Games and rally car legend Travis Pastrana is participating, alongside Cup Series regulars Carson Hocevar, Michael McDowell, Ricky Stenhouse Jr., and John Hunter Nemechek. Adding to the eclectic mix is Cleetus McFarland, a motorsports YouTube sensation, whose participation is pending final NASCAR approval following a test session.

The Rise of the Influencer Driver

Cleetus McFarland’s inclusion highlights a growing trend: the integration of social media influencers into professional racing. McFarland’s strong brand and large online following bring a new audience to NASCAR, demonstrating the potential for increased engagement and sponsorship opportunities. His recent appearance in a NASCAR TV commercial further solidifies this crossover appeal.

A Touching Tribute: Remembering Greg Biffle

The event also carries a poignant emotional weight. A touching moment occurred during a news conference when McFarland, with permission, playfully ripped the sleeves off Travis Pastrana’s shirt, referencing a similar act he once performed on the late Greg Biffle, a NASCAR Hall of Fame nominee and McFarland’s friend. This gesture underscores the strong sense of community within the racing world.

Qualifying and the Road to the Race

With 44 trucks on the preliminary entry list, only 36 will ultimately qualify for the Fresh From Florida 250. Qualifying results indicate Ty Majeski starting from the pole, followed closely by Michael McDowell. Notably, defending race winner Corey Heim is absent, focusing on qualifying for the Daytona 500.

Broadcast and Viewing Options

The Fresh from Florida 250 is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. ET on FS1. Live streaming options are available through Fubo. Radio coverage will be provided by MRN and SiriusXM (Channel 90).

FAQ

Who is competing in the Daytona Truck Series race?

The race features a diverse lineup including Tony Stewart, Travis Pastrana, Cleetus McFarland, and several Cup Series regulars.

How many trucks will start the race?

Only 36 of the 44 trucks on the preliminary entry list will qualify to start the race.

Where can I watch the race?

The race will be broadcast on FS1 and is available for streaming on Fubo.

Is Corey Heim racing?

No, Corey Heim is focusing on qualifying for the Daytona 500 and will not be competing in the Truck Series race.

What time does the race start?

The race is scheduled to start at 7:30 p.m. ET.

Did Jake Bollman win the pole for the ARCA race?

No, Jake Bollman was disqualified after failing post-qualifying inspection. Gus Dean will now start on the pole.

What is the significance of Cleetus McFarland’s participation?

McFarland represents a growing trend of social media influencers entering professional racing, potentially expanding the sport’s audience.

Who is the honorary starter for the Daytona 500?

Bart Simpson will wave the green flag for the 2026 Daytona 500.

Where can I buy tickets for the Daytona 500?

Tickets are available on StubHub.

What are the current odds for the Daytona 500?

Michael McDowell, Layne Riggs, and Chandler Smith are currently favored with odds of +1200.

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Americans win group in rout

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USA Women’s Hockey Dominates Canada, Ushering in a New Era of Olympic Excellence

Milan, Italy – In a stunning display of skill and determination, the U.S. Women’s National Hockey Team routed reigning Olympic champion Canada 5-0 on Tuesday, February 10, 2026, at the Santagiulia Ice Hockey Arena. The victory not only secured a perfect 4-0 record in group play but also marked historic milestones for two American players: Laila Edwards and Hilary Knight.

Laila Edwards: Breaking Barriers on the Ice

Laila Edwards, 22, etched her name in the history books by becoming the first Black woman to score a goal for the U.S. Women’s Olympic Hockey Team. Her third-period goal punctuated the dominant performance against Canada, adding to her two assists throughout the tournament for a total of three points. Edwards’ journey to the Olympics is particularly inspiring, having transitioned from figure skating to hockey at age five and becoming the first Black woman to play for the U.S. Women’s hockey team in 2023.

Hilary Knight: Reaching Olympic History

The game also witnessed a remarkable achievement by five-time Olympian Hilary Knight. Her assist on Caroline Harvey’s goal tied Jenny Potter’s all-time U.S. Olympic points record at 32. Knight’s longevity and consistent performance continue to inspire a new generation of hockey players.

A Shutout for the Ages: Frankel’s Stellar Performance

Airen Frankel delivered a masterful performance in net, securing a shutout against Canada – a first in Olympic history for the Canadian women’s team. Canada’s struggles were compounded by the absence of their captain, Marie-Philip Poulin, due to a lower body injury.

Team USA’s Path to the Quarterfinals

With a dominant 20 goals scored in four games and three consecutive shutouts, Team USA advances to the quarterfinals with a perfect record. They will face host Italy in the next round, carrying significant momentum and confidence.

The Rising Tide of Diversity in Women’s Hockey

Laila Edwards’ historic achievement signals a broader trend towards increased diversity and inclusion in women’s hockey. Her presence on the Olympic stage is expected to inspire more young Black girls and other underrepresented groups to pursue the sport. This shift is not limited to the U.S. Team, with increasing efforts to promote diversity within hockey programs globally.

Beyond the Scoreboard: The Impact of Role Models

The impact of athletes like Laila Edwards extends far beyond the scoreboard. Her story resonates with aspiring athletes who may not have seen themselves represented in the sport before. This representation is crucial for fostering a more inclusive and welcoming environment for all.

The Evolution of Women’s Hockey Strategy and Skill

The USA’s decisive victory over Canada highlights the evolving strategies and skill levels in women’s hockey. The Americans’ relentless offensive pressure, combined with Frankel’s exceptional goaltending, demonstrated a well-rounded and highly effective game plan. The addition of Abbey Murphy’s three assists and Hannah Bilka’s two goals further exemplify the team’s depth and offensive firepower.

Power Plays and Penalty Killing: Key to Success

The game also showcased the importance of special teams. Even as the U.S. Struggled to convert on some power play opportunities, their penalty kill unit proved effective in shutting down Canada’s chances. This ability to capitalize on advantages and minimize mistakes will be crucial as the tournament progresses.

Looking Ahead: The Future of Women’s Olympic Hockey

The 2026 Winter Olympics are showcasing the growing competitiveness and excitement of women’s hockey. With increased investment in development programs, rising participation rates, and the emergence of diverse role models, the future of the sport looks brighter than ever. The USA’s dominant performance serves as a testament to the dedication, skill, and teamwork that are driving this evolution.

FAQ

Q: Who scored the first goal for Team USA against Canada?
A: Caroline Harvey scored the first goal for Team USA less than four minutes into the game.

Q: How many goals did Laila Edwards score in the tournament?
A: Laila Edwards scored one goal and recorded two assists in the four group stage games.

Q: What is Hilary Knight’s Olympic points record?
A: Hilary Knight is now tied with Jenny Potter for the all-time U.S. Olympic points record with 32 points.

Q: Who is the captain of the Canadian women’s hockey team?
A: Marie-Philip Poulin is the captain of the Canadian women’s hockey team, but she was unable to play against the USA due to a lower body injury.

Pro Tip: Keep up with the latest scores and highlights from the 2026 Winter Olympics on NBCOlympics.com.

Want to learn more about the incredible journey of Laila Edwards? Explore her profile on Team USA’s website.

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WM Phoenix Open 2026: Second Round Scores & Updates

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Hisatsune Takes the Lead at the WM Phoenix Open: A Weekend Showdown Looms

Ryo Hisatsune surged to the top of the leaderboard at the 2026 WM Phoenix Open on Friday, carding an impressive 8-under 63 to grab a one-stroke lead over fellow Japanese golfer Hideki Matsuyama. The second round at TPC Scottsdale delivered thrilling action, setting the stage for a captivating weekend.

A Stunning Second Round for Hisatsune

Hisatsune’s performance was highlighted by a blistering run from holes 13 through 17, where he played in 6-under par. This streak included an eagle on the 15th and a remarkable chip-in for birdie on the 17th after finding the water. He finished the day at 11-under seeking his first PGA Tour win.

Matsuyama Remains a Contender

Two-time WM Phoenix Open champion Hideki Matsuyama is hot on Hisatsune’s heels, finishing his round with six consecutive birdies to reach 10-under. Matsuyama’s experience at TPC Scottsdale makes him a formidable competitor.

Crowded Leaderboard Sets Up Exciting Finish

Pierceson Coody and Chris Gotterup are tied for third at 8-under, while a group of five players – Akshay Bhatia, Si Woo Kim, John Parry, Sahith Theegala and Matt Fitzpatrick – are tied for fifth at 7-under. The tightly packed leaderboard promises a competitive final two rounds.

Scheffler Makes the Cut

World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler rebounded from a challenging first round with a 6-under 65, securing his place in the weekend’s play. He currently sits at 4-under, seven strokes behind the leader.

Notable Misses

Brooks Koepka, a two-time winner at TPC Scottsdale, will not be playing the weekend after finishing at 2-over. Jordan Spieth and Tony Finau also missed the cut.

Saturday: It’s Greenout Day!

Saturday is “Greenout Day” at the WM Phoenix Open, encouraging fans to wear green and bring energy to the course. The Hayden entrance will remain closed until 7:15 a.m.

Key Scores After Round Two

  • 1. Ryo Hisatsune: -11
  • 2. Hideki Matsuyama: -10
  • 3. Pierceson Coody: -8
  • 3. Chris Gotterup: -8
  • 5. Akshay Bhatia: -7
  • 5. Si Woo Kim: -7
  • 5. John Parry: -7
  • 5. Sahith Theegala: -7
  • 5. Matt Fitzpatrick: -7

FAQ

Who is leading the WM Phoenix Open?

Ryo Hisatsune is currently leading the tournament at 11-under.

What is “Greenout Day”?

“Greenout Day” is Saturday at the WM Phoenix Open, where fans are encouraged to wear green and bring extra energy to the course.

Did Scottie Scheffler develop the cut?

Yes, Scottie Scheffler made the cut after shooting a 6-under 65 in the second round.

Who missed the cut?

Brooks Koepka, Jordan Spieth, and Tony Finau were among those who missed the cut.

Where can I find the full leaderboard?

You can find the complete, in-progress leaderboard here.

Stay tuned for continued coverage of the WM Phoenix Open as the tournament heads towards a thrilling conclusion!

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