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ST. LOUIS — Owen Michaels scored two third-period goals, including an empty netter, to seal Western Michigan's first Frozen Four championship in a 6-2 victory over Boston University on Saturday night.
President Donald Trump addressed the press on Air Force One en route to UFC 314 in Miami on Saturday. (Credit: Pool)
On Saturday, two Canadian synchro teams made the podium at the World Aquatics Diving World Cup 2025 in Windsor, Ont.
JEDDAH: Saudi Rally driver Yazeed Al Rajhi and his co-driver Timo Gottschalk’s participation was ended in this week’s Baja Jordan 2025 following an accident during the second and final stage on Saturday.
Rory McIlroy fired his second straight round of 66 to brilliantly seize control of the Masters, leaving him one round of golf away from completing the career Grand Slam.
AUGUSTA, Georgia: Rory McIlroy reached the midway point of the third round at the Masters on Saturday with a two-shot cushion over Bryson DeChambeau after a blistering start that saw him leapfrog overnight leader Justin Rose after just two holes. Grand Slam-chasing McIlroy started birdie-eagle-birdie en route to becoming the first player to begin a round at the Masters with six consecutive threes on a partly cloudy day that offered pristine scoring conditions. Rose started the day atop a star-studded leaderboard but by the time he made the turn, he was looking up at McIlroy and DeChambeau after going one-over through his first nine holes. Popular American DeChambeau started hot with back-to-back birdies but a narrowly missed par putt on the third forced him to settle for the first of two bogeys he collected on the front nine. A glittering leaderboard has fans buzzing about the possibility of a classic finish on Sunday and many patrons are pulling for McIlroy to finally win the Green Jacket and become only the sixth player to claim all four of the sport’s majors. Augusta National has been the site of painful collapses for McIlroy and that gut-wrenching run threatened to repeat itself when he stumbled late in his opening round with two double bogeys. But the Northern Irishman bounced back admirably on Friday with a thrilling round of 66 to climb back into contention and that momentum appears to have carried over into Saturday’s round. A heavyweight battle between McIlroy and defending champion Scottie Scheffler could still materialize after the world number one went even through his first nine on Saturday to sit four-back of McIlroy.
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