General Sports 8 Hours

Last updated: June 14, 2026, 11:47 PM ET

College Baseball

A late‑inning surge kept Troy alive as the Trojans erased a 4‑run deficit in the seventh to beat Ole Miss 12‑8 in Omaha, extending their inaugural MCWS run. The comeback highlighted Troy’s depth, a factor that will test Ole Miss’ pitching staff as they seek to rebound after the loss.

Golf

Gina Kim and Yana Wilson clinched their first LPGA titles by posting an 8‑under 62 in best‑ball play, edging Hyo Joo Kim and Hye‑Jin Kim by two strokes. Their victory marked the first LPGA win for both players and underscored the growing competitiveness of duo formats on the tour.

PGA Tour

Bud Cauley earned his maiden victory at the RBC Canadian Open, carding a 5‑under final round to win in his 239th start, more than two years after returning from a serious car accident. The triumph broke a long title drought and moves Cauley into the top‑20 of the Fed ExCup standings.

Boxing & Mixed Martial Arts

Gennadiy Golovkin, Antonio Tarver and Nigel Benn joined the Hall of Fame in a ceremony that celebrated three eras of middleweight dominance. Meanwhile, the inaugural White House fight card delivered results as UFC athletes competed on the South Lawn, with pre‑event analysis highlighting key storylines that framed the historic bout.

Motorsports

Denny Hamlin secured a third straight win at Pocono, a performance that propelled him past the late Kyle Busch for ninth place on the all‑time NASCAR Cup wins list. The streak reinforces Hamlin’s championship credentials as the season enters its playoff phase.

Basketball & Darts

The Liberty locked in a Commissioner's Cup final berth by defeating the Mystics 86‑64, a margin that reflects their defensive efficiency heading into the championship game. In Frankfurt, England’s Luke Littler and Luke Humphries captured a sixth World Cup title with a 10‑5 win over the Netherlands, extending the nation’s record in the sport.