MANITOU MONSTER TRIATHLON

The type of people that might try a triathlon are sisters who like to push each other to perform physical exploits.

Janell Mulligan is a Rochester resident. Her sister Jill Pangle lives in Noblesville.

They both competed in their first triathlon at the Manitou Monster Triathlon Saturday.

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Baseball

Four baseball players from conference co-champion Rochester – Zaine Young, Brady Perez, Trey Stesiak and Braxton McGlothin – were named first-team all-Three Rivers Conference in voting done by the conference’s coaches and released to the media.

In addition, Zebra first baseman Grant McCarter was named honorable mention.

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Round Barn Golf Club at Mill Creek will offer free Junior Golf Clinics from 3-4:30 p.m. Saturday, June 22, June 29, July 6 and July 13.

Adults 21 and over may bring up to four children to the clinics. Adults will participate in the clinic and chaperone their group. Juniors ages 8-18 are eligible to participate. Juniors ages 16 and up may come without an adult.

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TENNIS

PARIS (AP) — For a few, fleeting moments Sunday, Rafael Nadal found his French Open supremacy seemingly threatened by Dominic Thiem, a younger, talented opponent challenging him in the final for the second consecutive year.

A poor game from Nadal allowed Thiem to break him and even things at a set apiece. That development brought fans to their feet in Court Philippe Chatrier, roaring and clapping and, above all, wondering: Was this, now, a real contest? Could Thiem push Nadal more? Could Thiem make this surge last? Would Nadal falter?

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BOYS GOLF

DEMOTTE — They might have saved the toughest course for last for the Winamac boys golf team and Rochester golfers Kalvary Lingenfelter and Reece Renie at the Lake Central regional at Sandy Pines Golf Club Thursday.

Only regional champion Carmel, who shot a 291, broke 320. Of the 108 players that teed off, only 22 – including all five players from Carmel – broke 80. By comparison, 27 players broke 80 at last year’s regional held at Battle Ground Golf Club.

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BOYS GOLF

DEMOTTE — The boys golf regional into which the Logansport sectional feeds moved from Battle Ground Golf Club to Sandy Pines Golf Club.

It didn’t keep Carmel from winning.

The Greyhounds won their third straight regional with a 291 Thursday. Crown Point (320) and Guerin Catholic (321) also advanced to the IHSAA state finals at Prairie View Golf Club in Carmel. Of the top six individual golfers, four of them were from Carmel.

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Softball

Rochester softball players Maci Brown, Ally Borges, Carly Beehler and Mya Musselman were voted first-team all-Three Rivers Conference, and teammate Charlie Pocock earned honorable mention status in voting done by the conference’s coaches and released to the media Tuesday.

Brown made the team as a pitcher, Beehler made it as an infielder, Musselman made it as an outfielder, and Borges, RHS’ regular catcher, made it as an “extra player.”

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Boys golf

The Tippecanoe Valley boys golf team shot a 394 and finished 10th while Culver shot a 497 and finished 11th at the Warsaw sectional at Rozella Ford Golf Club Friday.

Culver Academy won the sectional with a 300. Columbia City (314) and Warsaw (318) also advanced to the regional.

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