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SPORTS
East Oregonian
Thursday, May 25, 2017
PREPS: Hermiston ousted by Marist Catholic, Weston-McEwen gets upset
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enact the 10-run rule.
Also excelling at the plate
was Sara Weinke, who was 1
for 3 with a double and three
RBI, while Stacy Fitzpatrick
and Marissa Sutherlin each
had two hits and two runs
scored.
UP NEXT
Pilot Rock will host No.
10 Lost River in the quarter-
finals on Friday.
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(5 innings)
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RHS
000 00 —
0 0
PR
240 13 — 10 9
W — T. Ostrom, L — L. Fery.
2B — B. Roe, S. Weinke (PR).
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3
0
MARIST CATHOLIC
9, HERMISTON 1 — At
Eugene, the No. 15 seed
Hermiston Bulldogs’ season
came to an end as the No.
2 seed Marist Catholic
Spartans beat them 9-1 in the
first round playoff game on
Wednesday.
Marist Catholic (24-3)
pitcher Baylee Eaton had a
perfect game going through 5
1/3 innings until Hermiston’s
(10-16) Amanda Barron
drew a walk. Next up, Kalei
Smith ended the no-hit bid as
well as she smacked an RBI
double to score Barron for
Hermiston’s only run of the
game.
Oregon Ducks signee
Lauren Burke had a monster
game for Marist Catholic as
she went 3 for 4 with a home
run and a double. Hermiston
senior Ellery Jones finished
off her Bulldogs career going
1 for 3 with a single in the
seventh inning.
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H
E
HHS
000 001
0 — 1 2 0
MC
050 202 X — 9 13 0
W — B. Eaton, L — Ju. Almaguer.
2B — K. Smith (HHS); L. Burke, A. Carl-
son (MC). HR — A. Doerr, L. Burke
BLANCHET
CATH-
OLIC
2,
WESTON-
MCEWEN 1 — At Athena, a
pop-up with the tying run on
third was how the Weston-
McEwen TigerScots’ season
ended with a first-round loss
in the 3A OSAA softball state
playoffs on Wednesday.
TigerScots coach Jeff
Griggs said it was a game
of close calls for Weston-
McEwen, which also had two
hard-hit balls curve into foul
territory at the last second.
Bailey Hillmick struck
out 11 from the circle and
both Blanchet Catholic’s
runs were unearned.
“Bailey more than did her
job in the circle. We had some
critical errors,” Griggs said.
“We had two teams playing
that were very comparable
and as usual when that’s the
case it’s going to come down
to really small things.”
Blanchet starter Savannah
Barchus only gave up four
hits and struck out six.
Weston-McEwen’s run was
also unearned, and came on a
sacrifice bunt by Tyree Burke
in the fifth inning to score
Amie Coffman and tie it 1-1.
Khari Ruiz led off the
sixth with a double for
Blanchet, and an error in the
field allowed her to score the
go-ahead run.
Griggs said the team will
sorely miss its three seniors
next season — Hillmick,
Emma Burke and Sydney
Peal.
“We’re going to miss
those girls a lot. Not just
between the lines, we’re
going to miss them in the
dugout and the team huddle,”
he said. “They did a great job
for us.”
Griggs said he also wanted
to give a special thanks to his
assistant coaches KC Ashley
and Michael Lambert, who
helped him earn Special
District 1 Coach of the Year
honors.
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BCHS
000 101
0 — 2
W-M
000 010
0 — 1
W — S. Barchus. L — B. Hillmick.
2B — K. Ruiz (BCHS).
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5
4
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1
3
RAINIER 12, IRRIGON
1 — At Rainier, pitchers
Haley Schimmel and Taleah
King held Irrigon to just two
hits, and Jadyn Crape and
Rylee O’Brien combined to
drive in seven runs to lead the
Rainier Columbians into the
second round of the Class 3A
OSAA softball state playoffs
on Wednesday.
Rainier jumped out to
an early lead 6-0 after one
inning and allowed just one
Irrigon base runner in each of
the first four innings.
The Knights scored their
run in the top of the fifth
when Emma Combes came
in from third on a passed ball.
Karrizma Luna and Casa-
ndra Fleming had Irrigon’s
hits.
All 12 Rainier runs were
earned.
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R H E
IHS
000 01 —
1 2 3
RHS
650 1X — 12 12 0
W — H. Schimmel. L — K. Gilman.
2B — R. O’Brien 2, J. Crape (RHS). 3B
— H. Schimmel 2 (RHS). HR — J. Larsen
(RHS).
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The Buckaroos threatened
twice more to score, but
came up empty each time.
In the third, Kila Solomon
led off with a single and then
advanced to third with one
out, but was left stranded
after an infield pop fly and a
groundout the pitcher.
In the fifth, Rylee Gentner
led off the inning with a
hit-by-pitch, was bunted over
to second but was stranded
at third after back-to-back
groundouts.
Even though Pendleton
had to sweat out a much-
closer game than it expected,
Cary believes it could pay
dividends for them in the
long run.
“It certainly wasn’t our
best game, but I think there’s
far more positives than
negatives,” he said. “It’s a
positive because it’s a win,
it’s a positive because our
pitcher threw tremendous
and because the defense
was there, and it’s a positive
because we had to feel some
playoff pressure in a very
tight game and had to figure
out how to get it done.
“I think the first playoff
game is the one where the
nerves are the highest, so
hopefully we have that out
of our system and we play a
little looser on Friday.”
UP NEXT
Pendleton will host No. 6
Hood River Valley on Friday
at Steve Cary Field in the
Class 5A quarterfinals. The
Buckaroos and Eagles met
four times in the regular
season and split the series
2-2.
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1st round
R H
CHS
000 000
0 — 0 2
PHS
100 003 X — 4 6
W — L. Richards, L — K. Sullivan.
2B — P. Hergert, K. McGlothan (PHS).
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TIGERS: Host Taft on Friday in quarterfinals
Staff photo by Kathy Aney
Pendleton’s Madison Parker prepares to bunt Wednes-
day against Corvallis at Steve Cary Field.
MARINERS:
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at third to rob the Eagles of base
runners in the second inning,
and the Tigers had Maynard in
a familiar jam right away in the
bottom of the frame when Klay
Jenson drew a walk and then
stole second. He went to third on
a groundout by Hunter Barnes,
then scored on a single by Justin
Keeney. Barnes was hitting for
Smith, and both he and Keeney
were also making their first
playoff starts for the Tigers.
The Eagles looked like they
might escape with minimal
damage again when third
baseman
Ned
Williamson
snagged a line drive for the
Staff photo by E.J. Harris
second out, but a hard grounder Stanfield’s Klay Jenson slides into second base as Catlin Gable’s
by Monkus made it through Nate Post in the Tigers’ 23-3 win against the Eagles on Wednes-
the left side of the infield and day in Stanfield.
allowed Keeney to score from
Woods said of having runners on to improve when they face No.
second to make it 4-0.
A single by Flores brought base. “I just think about base hits 9 Taft in the quarterfinals on
Friday. Rogers admitted it might
Monkus around, and an error every time.”
Stanfield tallied 19 hits in the be tough.
followed by a walk loaded the
game, and had several players
“There’s a few times we didn’t
bases for Woods.
He cleared them with a double with multiples. Leaders were execute when we should have,”
to the gap in right-center for the Monkus (4 for 5, 3 RBI 3 runs), he said, “but when you’re up that
first three of his five RBI in the Jenson (3 for 3, 3 RBI, 3 runs) and much it’s hard to get real angry.”
Grogan (2 for 4 2 RBI, 4 runs).
UP NEXT
game.
No. 1 Stanfield hosts the Taft
The Tigers would plate eight Ryan Bailey was held hitless but
total in the second inning, and walked three times and scored Tigers on Friday, game time had
when Catlin Gabel coach Daniel three times, and was robbed of not been determined by press.
Flores sent Maynard back out in a home run by Maynard after he Taft defeated No. 8 Rainier 8-1
on Wednesday.
the third he gave up seven more moved to center field.
“We really concentrate on
“We’ll take it one game at a
runs as the Tigers pushed their
hitting it where it’s pitched, and time, we don’t want to overlook
lead to 17-0.
Woods came up with bases especially with this big park out anybody,” Grogan said.
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loaded again in the third inning, here,” said Stanfield head coach
R H E
and hit another double, this time Brad Rogers. “When the wind is
CG
000 102
0 — 3 3 6
SHS
287
312
X
—
23
19 5
to the wall in center field. He blowing (to right field) and you
M. Maynard, J. Gordon (4) and A. Bluffstone. D.
get
an
outside
pitch,
hit
in
the
gap
Grogan, T. Flores (4), R. Bailey (7) and T. Monkus.
finished 3 for 5 and scored three
W — Grogan. L — Maynard.
over there.”
runs.
2B — B. Woods 2, T. Monkus, H. Barnes, T. Flores,
Stanfield will try to find places D. Grogan.
“I try not to think about that,”
extra two hours of sleep that you
don’t get really catches up to you.
So when you get a day off, you’ve
got to take advantage of it.”
Rendon’s first-inning blast
followed a two-homer, five-RBI
night in Washington’s 10-1 series-
opening victory Tuesday.
He becomes the fourth Wash-
ington player to surpass 30 RBIs
with 31.
“It seems like I give Anthony a
day off from time to time, and he
responds,” Baker said.
Tanner Roark (4-2) allowed a
run while completing seven innings
for the first time in seven starts. He
allowed eight hits and two walks
while striking out eight to the
Nationals win a third straight.
“It was good to get runs on
the board early, Roark said. “So
I relaxed a little bit out there and
(made) my pitches.”
Mariners rookie Sam Gaviglio
(0-1) allowed all five runs — one
earned — over six innings as the
Mariners lost their fifth straight.
“I got away from my game plan
there in the first and it showed,”
Gaviglio said.
Seattle’s Robinson Cano went 3
for 4, including an RBI single and
a double that center fielder Michael
Taylor’s glove prevented from
being a home run.
The Mariners finished 1 for 7
with runners in scoring position.
“It’s definitely been frustrating,”
said Kyle Seager, who scored Seat-
tle’s run. “The last little bit’s been
very frustrating. We don’t like to
lose. We certainly don’t like to lose
in the fashion we’ve been losing.”
Rendon had gone 12 games
without an RBI before the series, in
which he has twice helped Wash-
ington to early leads.
In the first inning Wednesday,
Trea Turner reached on shortstop
Jean Segura’s throwing error and
scored on Ryan Zimmerman’s
sacrifice fly.
Daniel Murphy doubled and
Rendon’s two-out shot cleared the
fence in left-center by a few feet.
Cano’s near home run was pulled
back from a similar spot in front of
the visitors bullpen in the top of the
third. Taylor couldn’t secure the ball
while crashing into the wall, but
Roark stranded Cano at second.
“Mikey was the player of the
game defensively,” Roark said of
Taylor, who made a diving catch of
Seager’s liner in the fifth. “He was
all over the field.”
TRAINERS ROOM
Mariners: OF Mitch Haniger
(oblique strain) joined the team in
Washington on Wednesday. “We’ll
work him out here over the next
three or four days and then see how
that’s progressing to get him out
on a rehab (assignment),” manager
Scott Servais said.
APLIN OF THEIR EYE
Seattle acquired OF Andrew
Aplin from Houston for a player
to be named on Wednesday and
assigned him to Triple-A Tacoma.
The Mariners designated RHP
Chris Heston for assignment to
make room for Aplin.
UP NEXT
Mariners: Ariel Miranda (2-3,
4.28) faces the Nationals for the
first time.
Nationals: Gio Gonzalez (3-1,
2.86) has historically had the better
of Mariners slugger Nelson Cruz,
allowing him only a single in 13
at-bats and striking him out five
times.
SCOREBOARD
Local Slate
PREP BASEBALL
Friday
#1 Stanfield/Echo vs. #9 Taft (3A quarter-
finals), TBD
PREP SOFTBALL
Friday
#6 Hood River Valley at #3 Pendleton (5A
quarterfinals), TBD
#10 Lost River at #2 Pilot Rock (2A/1A
quarterfinals), 2 p.m.
#6 Crook County at #3 Mac-Hi (4A quar-
terfinals), 4 p.m.
Prep Scores
BASEBALL
Class 6A
Second Round
#1 West Linn 10, #16 McNary 1
#2 Clackamas 6, #18 Century 1
#3 Sheldon 5, #14 South Medford 2
#4 Beaverton 9, #20 Roseburg 3
#6 Grant 5, #22 Wilson 1
#8 Gresham 4, #24 Centennial 2
#10 Westview 4, #26 Oregon City 2
#28 Lake Oswego 3, #12 Lincoln 2, 8 inn.
Class 5A
First round
#1 Churchill 4, #16 Milwaukie 0
#2 Crater 21, #15 Hillsboro 1
#3 Crescent Valley 10, #14 Marist Cath. 7
#5 Wilsonville 7, #12 Summit 6, 9 innings
#7 Putnam 6, #10 Corvallis 1
#8 Bend 14, #9 Thurston 9
#11 Dallas 5, #6 Hood River Valley 2
#13 Lebanon 7, #4 La Salle Prep 1
Class 4A
First round
#1 Hidden Valley 9, #16 North Bend 5
#2 Henley 8, #15 Junction City 4
#3 Sisters 5, #14 Cascade 0
#4 La Grande 10, #13 Phoenix 3
#5 Sweet Home 10, #12 Newport 3
#6 Philomath 16, #11 Valley Catholic 11
#9 Astoria 3, #8 Estacada 0
Class 3A
First round
#1 Stanfield/Echo 23, #16 Catlin Gabel 3
#2 La Pine 7, #15 Joseph 3
#3 Dayton 10, #14 Nyssa 0
#4 St. Mary’s, Medford 10, #13 Irrigon 3
#5 Santiam Christian 3, #12 Cascade
Christian 2, 9 innings
#6 Glide 8, #11 Salem Academy 3
#9 Taft 8, #8 Rainier 1
#10 Pleasant Hill 14, #7 Blanchet Cath. 5
Class 2A/1A
First round
#1 Dufur 8, #16 Bandon 5
#2 Knappa 15, #15 Lost River 1
#3 Regis 10, #14 Bonanza 1
#4 Monroe 7, #13 Western Mennonite 4
#5 Reedsport 8, #12 North Douglas 0
#6 Oakland 10, #11 Nestucca 6
#7 Sherman 11, #10 Kennedy 4
#8 Umpqua Vall. Christ. 4, #9 Pilot Rock 2
SOFTBALL
Class 6A
Second round
#1 Oregon City 5, #17 West Salem 2
#3 North Medford 7, #14 West Albany 2
#5 Westview 13, #12 Clackamas 1, 5 inn.
#6 Glencoe 4, #11 Barlow 3, 9 innings
#7 Tualatin 7, #10 McMinnville 1
#9 McNary 8, #25 Liberty 1
#13 Beaverton 8, #4 Gresham 3
#15 Grants Pass 5, #4 Jesuit 4
Class 5A
First round
#1 Dallas 7, #16 Parkrose 0
#2 Marist Catholic 9, #15 Hermiston 1
#3 Pendleton 4, #14 Corvallis 0
#4 Ridgeview 6, #13 Churchill 5
#5 Silverton 9, #12 Sandy 0
#6 Hood River 3, #11 La Salle Prep 2
#7 Putnam 8, #10 Crater 2
#9 Lebanon 2, #8 Eagle Point 0
Class 4A
First round
#1 Henley 7, #16 Ontario 0
#2 Banks 10, #15 Hidden Valley 0, 6 inn.
#3 Mac-Hi 11, #14 Newport 1, 5 innings
#5 La Grande 7, #12 Mazama 0
#6 Crook County 3, #11 North Bend 0
#10 Gladstone 8, #7 Junction City 2
#9 Scappoose 12, #8 Yamhill-Carlton 2,
5 innings
#13 Elmira 13, #4 South Umpqua 9
Class 3A
First round
#1 Rainier 12, #16 Irrigon 1, 5 innings
#2 Scio 15, #15 Rogue River 0, 5 innings
#3 Dayton 16, #14 Burns 2, 5 innings
#4 Vale 11, #13 Harrisburg 10
#5 Pleasant Hill 13, #12 Clatskanie 1
#6 Glide 8, #11 Grant Union 6
#9 Amity 6, #8 Cascade Christian 3
#10 Blanchet Cath. 2, #7 West.-McEwen 1
Class 2A/1A
First round
#1 Kennedy 15, #16 Gaston 2, 5 innings
#2 Pilot Rock 10, #15 Regis 0
#3 Union 11, #14 Butte Falls 0, 5 innings
#4 Central Linn 6, #13 Oakland 5
#5 N. Douglas 10, #12 Waldport 0, 5 inn.
#6 Bonanza 12, #11 Santiam 10
#9 Montore 9, #8 Vernonia 7
#10 Lost River 8, #7 Toledo 7
Basketball
NBA Playoffs
CONFERENCE FINALS
(Best-of-7; x-if necessary)
EASTERN CONFERENCE
Cleveland 3, Boston 1
May 17: Cleveland 117, Boston 104
May 19: Cleveland 130, Boston 86
May 21: Boston 111, Cleveland 108
Tuesday: Cleveland 112, Boston 99
Thursday: Cleveland at Boston, 5:30 p.m.
x-Saturday: Boston at Cleveland, 5:30
p.m.
x-Monday, May 29: Cleveland at Boston,
5:30 p.m.
WESTERN CONFERENCE
Golden State 4, San Antonio 0
May 14: Golden St. 113, San Antonio 111
May 16: Golden St. 136, San Antonio 100
May 20: Golden St. 120, San Antonio 108
May 22: Golden St. 129, San Antonio 115
Hockey
NHL Playoffs
CONFERENCE FINALS
(Best-of-7)
EASTERN CONFERENCE
Ottawa 3, Pittsburgh 3
May 13: Ottawa 2, Pittsburgh 1, OT
May 15: Pittsburgh 1, Ottawa 0
May 17: Ottawa 5, Pittsburgh 1
May 19: Pittsburgh 3, Ottawa 2
May 21: Pittsburgh 7, Ottawa 0
Tuesday: Ottawa 2, Pittsburgh 1
Thursday: Ottawa at Pittsburgh, 5 p.m.
WESTERN CONFERENCE
Nashville 4, Anaheim 2
May 12: Nashville 3, Anaheim 2, OT
May 14: Anaheim 5, Nashville 3
May 16: Nashville 2, Anaheim 1
May 18: Anaheim 3, Nashville 2, OT
May 20: Nashville 3, Anaheim 1
May 22: Nashville 6, Anaheim 3
Baseball
MLB
AMERICAN LEAGUE
East Division
W
L
New York
27 17
Baltimore
25 20
Boston
24 21
Tampa Bay
24 25
Toronto
21 26
Central Division
W
L
Minnesota
25 18
Cleveland
24 21
Detroit
22 23
Chicago
20 25
Kansas City
19 27
West Division
W
L
Houston
31 16
Texas
24 23
Los Angeles
25 24
Pct
.614
.556
.533
.490
.447
GB
—
2½
3½
5½
7½
Pct GB
.581 —
.533
2
.489
4
.444
6
.413 7½
Pct GB
.660 —
.511
7
.510
7
Oakland
21 25 .457 9½
Seattle
20 27 .426 11
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Wednesday’s Games
Minnesota 4, Baltimore 3
Toronto 8, Milwaukee 4
Oakland 4, Miami 1
Arizona 8, Chicago White Sox 6
Cincinnati 4, Cleveland 3
N.Y. Yankees 3, Kansas City 0
Washington 5, Seattle 1
Boston 9, Texas 4
Tampa Bay 5, L.A. Angels 2
Detroit 6, Houston 3
Thursday’s Games
Seattle (Miranda 3-2) at Washington
(Gonzalez 3-1), 9:05 a.m.
Kansas City (Almonte 0-0) at N.Y. Yankees
(Tanaka 5-3), 10:05 a.m.
L.A. Angels (Wright 0-0) at Tampa Bay
(Andriese 4-1), 10:10 a.m.
Cincinnati (Adleman 2-2) at Cleveland
(Clevinger 2-1), 3:10 p.m.
Texas (Martinez 1-2) at Boston (Pomeranz
3-3), 4:10 p.m.
Detroit (Verlander 4-3) at Houston (Fiers
1-2), 5:10 p.m.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
East Division
W
L Pct GB
Washington
28 17 .622 —
Atlanta
20 24 .455 7½
New York
19 25 .432 8½
Miami
16 29 .356 12
Philadelphia
15 29 .341 12½
Central Division
W
L Pct GB
Milwaukee
25 21 .543 —
St. Louis
23 20 .535 ½
Chicago
24 21 .533
½
Cincinnati
22 24 .478
3
Pittsburgh
21 26 .447 4½
West Division
W
L Pct GB
Colorado
31 17 .646 —
Arizona
29 19 .604
2
Los Angeles
27 20 .574 3½
San Francisco
20 28 .417 11
San Diego
17 31 .354 14
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Wednesday’s Games
Toronto 8, Milwaukee 4
Oakland 4, Miami 1
Arizona 8, Chicago White Sox 6
Cincinnati 4, Cleveland 3
Colorado 7, Philadelphia 2
Washington 5, Seattle 1
San Diego 6, N.Y. Mets 5
Pittsburgh 12, Atlanta 5, 10 innings
Chicago Cubs 5, San Francisco 4
St. Louis 6, L.A. Dodgers 1
Thursday’s Games
Seattle (Miranda 3-2) at Washington
(Gonzalez 3-1), 9:05 a.m.
Pittsburgh (Nova 4-3) at Atlanta (Colon
2-4), 9:10 a.m.
Colorado (Anderson 3-4) at Philadelphia
(Velasquez 2-4), 10:05 a.m.
San Francisco (Samardzija 1-5) at Chicago
Cubs (Butler 1-0), 11:20 a.m.
Cincinnati (Adleman 2-2) at Cleveland
(Clevinger 2-1), 3:10 p.m.
San Diego (Lamet 0-0) at N.Y. Mets
(deGrom 3-1), 4:10 p.m.
Arizona (Ray 3-3) at Milwaukee (Davies
5-2), 5:10 p.m.
St. Louis (Wacha 2-1) at L.A. Dodgers
(Maeda 3-2), 7:10 p.m.
Softball
NCAA
Division I Super Regionals
(Best-of-3; x-if necessary)
Host school is home team for Game 1;
visiting school is home team for Game
2; coin flip determines home team for
Game 3
At Gainesville, Fla.
Thursday, May 25: Florida (53-7) vs.
Alabama (45-16), 4 p.m.
Friday, May 26: Alabama vs. Florida, 4
p.m.
x-Saturday, May 27: Florida vs. Alabama,
2 p.m.
At Los Angeles
Thursday, May 25: UCLA (45-13) vs.
Mississippi (43-18), 6 p.m.
Friday, May 26: Mississippi vs. UCLA,
6 p.m.
x-Saturday, May 27: UCLA vs. Mississippi,
4 p.m.
At Tallahassee, Fla.
Friday, May 26: Florida State (54-6-1) vs.
LSU (44-19), 2 p.m.
Saturday, May 27: LSU vs. Florida State,
12 p.m.
x-Sunday, May 28: Florida State vs. LSU,
10 a.m.
At Knoxville, Tenn
Friday, May 26: Tennessee (47-10) vs.
Texas A&M (45-10), 3 p.m.
Saturday, May 27: Texas A&M vs. Tennes-
see, 2 p.m.
x-Sunday, May 28: Tennessee vs. Texas
A&M, 12 p.m.
At Auburn, Ala.
Friday, May 26: Auburn (49-10) vs. Oklaho-
ma (54-9), 1 p.m.
Saturday, May 27: Oklahoma vs. Auburn,
10 a.m.
x-Sunday, May 28: Auburn vs. Oklahoma,
10 a.m.
At Seattle
Friday, May 26: Utah (36-14) vs. Washing-
ton (46-11), 8 p.m.
Saturday, May 27: Washington vs. Utah,
6 p.m.
x-Sunday, May 28: Utah vs. Washington,
7 p.m.
At Eugene, Ore.
Friday, May 26: Oregon (50-6) vs. Ken-
tucky (39-17), 4 p.m.
Saturday, May 27: Kentucky vs. Oregon,
4 p.m.
x-Sunday, May 28: Oregon vs. Kentucky,
12 p.m.
At Tucson, Ariz.
Friday, May 26: Arizona (51-7) vs. Baylor
(46-12), 6 p.m.
Saturday, May 27: Baylor vs. Arizona,
6 p.m.
x-Sunday, May 28: Arizona vs. Baylor,
4 p.m.
Golf
PGA
Upcoming schedule
DEAN & DELUCA INVITATIONAL
Site: Fort Worth, Texas.
Course: Colonial Country Club. Yardage:
7,209. Par: 70.
Purse: $6.9 million (First prize:
$1,242,000)
Television: Thursday-Friday, 4-7 p.m. (Golf
Channel); Saturday-Sunday, 1-2:30 p.m.
(Golf Channel); 3-6 p.m. (CBS Sports).
Defending champion: Jordan Spieth.
Last week: Billy Horschel won the AT&T
Byron Nelson.
Next week: Memorial Tournament.
Motorsports
NASCAR
Monster Energy Cup Series
Points leaders
Through May 21
1. Kyle Larson
2. Martin Truex, Jr.
3. Brad Keselowski
4. Chase Elliott
5. Jamie McMurray
6. Kevin Harvick
7. Kyle Busch
8. Jimmie Johnson
9. Joey Logano
10. Clint Bowyer
11. Ryan Blaney
12. Denny Hamlin
13. Ricky Stenhouse, Jr.
14. Trevor Bayne
15. Kurt Busch
16. Kasey Kahne
17. Ryan Newman
475
431
408
361
354
347
325
323
320
317
291
289
276
250
246
242
238
Upcoming Schedule
May 28 — Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte
Motor Speedway (Charlotte, N.C.), 3 p.m.
(TV: FOX)