The Washington Post - USA (2022-06-07)

TUESDAY, JUNE 7 , 2022. THE WASHINGTON POST EZ M2 D5

FROM STAFF REPORTS

On the surface, this season has been similar to last year for the South County girls’ soccer team. The Stallions — the 2021 Class 6 champions — will again enter the state playoffs with an undefeated record and a region title in hand. But the story of this season has been distinctive and full of twists for South County. Whereas the squad lucked out in terms of injuries last spring, the program has had to test its depth this year. “We were so fortunate last year — it was maybe an ankle sprain here and there,” Coach Nina Pan- noni said. “This year, it’s been a lot. In the region semifinal, we had a torn ACL; on senior night, we had a broken collarbone. We’ve had to develop the next- man-up mentality. T hey’ve been a resilient group.” Even Pannoni has missed games, stepping away for three weeks for a family matter. “They’ve really been player-led and done a great job of holding each other accountable,” she said. “They’ve stepped up so much when they need to.... Their abili- ty to read each other and connect with each other has been great.” You would never know the Stal- lions were dealing with any kind of hardship by looking at their region final performance Friday, when they pounded Alexandria City, 5-0. They set the tone with a goal in the first three minutes. South County was one of six local girls’ teams to take home a region championship last week. P atriot won the Class 6 Region B bracket with a shootout win over rival Battlefield. Yorktown, the 2019 state champion, cap- tured Class 6 Region C with a 1-0 win against Oakton. Briar Woods beat Potomac Falls, 2-0, to win Class 5 Region D. Tuscarora topped Broad Run, 1-0, in Class 4 Region C. And Brentsville District beat Meridian, 2-1, in Class 3 Region B. — Michael Errigo

Lacrosse The score from Meridian’s Vir- ginia Class 4 semifinal loss last year includes a big number, and Coach Courtney Gibbons has struggled to forget it. The Mus- tangs fell to Dominion, 19-3. That defeat has motivated the Mustangs over the past year as they’ve progressed, defeating Class 6 semifinalist Yorktown and the Washington Catholic Athletic Conference’s Bishop O’Connell. On Tuesday night, Meridian will judge how far it has come when it meets Dominion in a Class 4 semifinal again. “We consistently talk in prac- tice about prepping for teams like Dominion,” Gibbons said. “Con- tinually working throughout the season on our stick work and just putting in extra work like shoot- ing and running, et cetera — just to be ready for a team that is at Dominion’s level.” This spring, the Mustangs (17-1) won their third regional title and are seeking their second state crown after a 2017 championship win over Riverside. All but one of Meridian’s wins have come by double digits, but Dominion, the two-time defending champion, will be one of its toughest opponents. “Our maturity level is up, which definitely helps,” Gibbons said. “We have eight seniors this year, and they’ve all had a goal since they came into high school that they wanted to win like the 2017 team.” — Kyle Melnick

Softball As Woodgrove’s season began, Coach Joe Spicer saw winning the regional playoffs as a nice goal for the Wolverines. “Last year we got knocked out of the regionals, and I said: ‘Ev- erybody’s back. We got a lot of depth, multiple pitchers.... If we can keep our focus and battle every single night, we got a chance to make a nice run at the end of the season,’ ” he said. Woodgrove (23-2), which was bounced from last year’s regional playoffs by Stone Bridge, got re- venge on the Bulldogs on Friday with a 3-0 victory to take home the Virginia Class 5 Region D title. Abbey Lane stifled Stone Bridge, tossing a no-hitter. “[Lane’s] really good at hitting her spots, and she moved the ball around real well that night,” Spicer said. “When they did hit the ball, generally it was right at someone or pretty weakly hit.” Woodgrove next turns its at- tention to the state tournament, where it hosts Clover Hill in the quarterfinals Tuesday. — Noah Ferguson

Golf On Monday, V ictoria Matthews begins her amateur season at the Lanto Junior Championship, where she is set to play 54 holes over four days at Blacksburg Country Club. A nationally ranked golfer, the rising senior doesn’t compete for a high school team. National Cathedral School, which Matthews has attended since her freshman year, does not offer the sport but permits Mat- thews to play during the winter and spring seasons as an inde- pendent project. “They are definitely really flexi- ble with letting us go and train because they realize that school is not the only important thing — you have to have other interests,” Matthews said. Matthews attacks her passions, which go beyond sports. On top of working to get re- cruited for golf, she is pursuing a singing career. That has required regular travel to a studio in Los Angeles to record her songs. And when her family put travel on hold because of the pandemic, Matthews learned how to pro- duce her own music using a digi- tal audio workstation from her home in Great Falls. She is also a standout math student. In the fall, she hopes to study the applications of linear algebra on computers. Adding to her already “chaotic” life, Matthews expressed an interest in policymaking that address- es gun violence. She wrote a letter to the office of Sen. Mark R. Warner (D-Va.), expressing her interest in an internship. She was accepted and completed an eight- week internship on Capitol Hill. “I was just feeling really frus- trated, and it’s hard when you’re young to find something to do about it that’s actually going to change, so I wanted to go to the source and see how policy was actually happening,” Matthews said. Matthews, who still prioritizes golf, is grateful she has been able to do so much at s uch a young age. “I kind of don’t know what I’m going to go into, whether it’s going to be something mathy or techie or singing,” Matthews said. “There’s definitely ways to make an impact in so many different fields, so I want to make sure I take that with me whatever I end up doing.” — Hayley Salvatore

GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

South County unbeaten

in soccer despite losses

SCOREBOARD

JOHN MCDONNELL/THE WASHINGTON POST The undefeated South County girls’ soccer team raised the trophy after winning its regional championship last week in Lorton.

PRO BASKETBALL

NBA playoffs
CONFERENCE FINALS
Best of seven
EASTERN CONFERENCE
CELTICS ELIMINATED H EAT, 4-3
Game 1: at Miami 118, Boston 107
Game 2: Boston 127, at Miami 102
Game 3: Miami 109, at Boston 103
Game 4: at Boston 102, Miami 82
Game 6: Miami 111, at Boston 103
WESTERN CONFERENCE
WARRIORS ELIMINATED M AVERICKS, 4-1
Game 1: at Golden State 112, Dallas 8 7
Game 2: at Golden State 126, Dallas 117
Game 3: Golden State 109, at Dallas 100
Game 4: at Dallas 119, Golden State 109
Game 5: at Golden State 120, Dallas 110
NBA FINALS
Best o f seven; x-If necessary; A ll games televised on ABC
CELTICS AND WARRIORS TIED, 1-1
Game 1: Boston 120, at Golden State 108
Game 2: at G olden State 107, Boston 8 8
Wednesday’s game: Golden State at B oston, 9
Friday’s game: Golden State at B oston, 9
Monday’s game: Boston at G olden State, 9
x-Thursday, June 16: Golden State at B oston, 9
x-Sunday, June 19: Boston at G olden State, 8

HOCKEY

Stanley Cup playoffs CONFERENCE FINALS Best of seven; x-If necessary EASTERN CONFERENCE RANGERS LEAD LIGHTNING, 2-1 Game 1: at Rangers 6, Lightning 2 Game 2: at Rangers 3, Lightning 2 Game 3: at Lightning 3, Rangers 2 Tuesday’s game: Rangers at Lightning, 8, ESPN Thursday’s game: Lightning at Rangers, 8, ESPN x-Saturday’s game: Rangers at Lightning, 8, ESPN x-Tuesday, June 14: Lightning at Rangers, 8, ESPN WESTERN CONFERENCE AVALANCHE ELIMINATED OILERS, 4-0 Game 1: at Colorado 8, Edmonton 6 Game 2: at Colorado 4, Edmonton 0 Game 3: Colorado 4, at Edmonton 2 Game 4: Colorado 6, at Edmonton 5 (OT) STANLEY CUP FINALS RANGERS-LIGHTNING WINNER VS. AVALANCHE Best of seven TBD

AUTO RACING

NASCAR Cup Series
2022 SCHEDULE
Winners in parentheses.
Feb. 6: x-Clash at the Coliseum Heat Race 1 (Kyle Busch)
Feb. 6: x-Clash at the Coliseum Heat Race 2 (Tyler Reddick)
Feb. 6: x-Clash at t he Coliseum H eat R ace 3 (Justin Haley)
Feb. 6: x-Clash at the Coliseum Heat Race 4 (Joey Logano)
Feb. 6: x-Clash at the Coliseum Last Chance Qualifying
Race 1 (Denny Hamlin)
Feb. 6: x-Clash at the Coliseum Last Chance Qualifying
Race 2, (Ryan Preece)
Feb. 6: Clash at the Coliseum (Joey Logano)
Feb. 17: x-Duel 1 at Daytona (Brad Keselowski)
Feb. 17: x-Duel 2 at Daytona (Chris Buescher)
Feb. 20: Daytona 500 (Austin Cindric)
Feb. 27: Wise Power 400 (Kyle Larson)
March 6: Pennzoil 400 (Alex Bowman)
March 13: Ruoff Mortgage 500 (Chase Briscoe)
March 20: QuikTrip 500 ( William Byron)
March 27: Texas Grand Prix (Ross Chastain)
April 3: Toyota Owners 400 (Denny Hamlin)
April 9: Maximum Pain Relief 400 (William Byron)
April 16: x-Qualifying Race 1 (Tyler Reddick)
April 16: x-Qualifying Race 2 (Christopher Bell)
April 16: x-Qualifying Race 3 (Justin Haley)
April 16: x-Qualifying Race 4 (Ty Dillon)
April 17: D irt Race (Kyle Busch)
April 24: Geico 500 (Ross Chastain)
May 2: Drydene 400 (Chase Elliott)
May 8: Goodyear 400 (Joey Logano)
May 15: AdventHealth 400 (Kurt Busch)
May 22: x-NASCAR All-Star Open (Daniel Suárez)
May 22: NASCAR All-Star Race (Ryan Blaney)
May 29: Coca-Cola 600 (Denny Hamlin)
June 5: Enjoy Illinois 300, Madison, Ill. (Joey Logano)
June 12: Toyota/Save Mart 350, Sonoma, Calif.
June 26: Ally 400, Lebanon, Tenn.
July 3: Kwik Trip 250, Elkhart Lake, Wis.
July 10: Quaker State 400, Hampton, Ga.
July 17: Ambetter 301, Loudon, N.H.
July 24: Explore the Pocono M ountains 3 50, Long Pond, Pa.
July 31: Verizon 200 at the Brickyard, Speedway, Ind.
Aug. 7: FireKeepers Casino 400, Brooklyn, Mich.
Aug. 14: Federated Auto Parts 400, Richmond
Aug. 21: Go Bowling at the Glen, Watkins Glen, N.Y.
Aug. 27: Coke Zero Sugar 400, Daytona Beach, Fla.
Sept. 4: Southern 500, Darlington, S.C.
Sept. 11: Hollywood Casino 400, Kansas City, Kan.
Sept. 17: Night Race, Bristol, Tenn.
Sept. 25: A utomotive 500, Fort Worth
Oct. 2: YellaWood 500, Talladega, Ala.
Oct. 9: Roval 400, Concord, N.C.
Oct. 16: South Point 400, Las Vegas
Oct. 23: Dixie Vodka 400, Homestead, Fla.
Oct. 30: Xfinity 500, Ridgeway, Va.
Nov. 6: NASCAR Cup S eries C hampionship, Avondale, Ariz.
x-Non-points race

WNBA
EAST WLPct GB
Connecticut.................................. 93 .750 —
Chicago......................................... 73 .700 1
Atlanta......................................... 74 .636 11 / 2
Washington.................................. 75 .583 2
New York...................................... 38 .273 51 / 2
Indiana.......................................... 31 0. 231 61 / 2

WEST WLPct GB
Las Vegas................................... 10 2. 833 —
Dallas............................................ 65 .545 31 / 2
Seattle.......................................... 55 .500 4
Los Angeles.................................. 57 .417 5
Minnesota.................................... 38 .273 61 / 2
Phoenix......................................... 38 .273 61 / 2
SUNDAY’S RESULTS
at Chicago 91, Washington 82
Minnesota 84, at New York 77
at Atlanta 75, Indiana 66
at Phoenix 81, Los Angeles 74
at Las Vegas 84, Dallas 78
Connecticut 93, at Seattle 86
MONDAY’S RESULTS
No games scheduled.
TUESDAY’S GAMES
Minnesota at New York, 7
Atlanta at Seattle, 10
WEDNESDAY’S GAMES
Chicago at Washington, 8
Indiana at Connecticut, 7
THURSDAY’S GAMES
No games scheduled.

PRO FOOTBALL

USFL All games played in Birmingham, Ala. NORTH WLTPct PF PA New Jersey....................... 710 .875 181136 Philadelphia...................... 530 .625 222201 Michigan........................... 170 .125 155190 Pittsburgh......................... 170 .125 110193 SOUTH WLTPct PF PA y-Birmingham................... 800 1.000 198134 New Orleans..................... 530 .625 176138 Tampa Bay........................ 440 .500 138157 Houston............................ 170 .125 159190 y-Clinched playoff berth WEEK 8 FRIDAY’S RESULT at New Jersey 29, Pittsburgh 18 SATURDAY’S RESULT at Birminghham 10, New Orleans 9 SUNDAY’S RESULTS at Philadelphia 46, Michigan 24 at Tampa Bay 13, Houston 3 WEEK 9 SATURDAY’S GAMES New Jersey at Michigan, 1 Houston at Birmingham, 6 SUNDAY’S GAMES Tampa Bay at New Orleans, 4 Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, 7:30 WEEK 10 SATURDAY, JUNE 18 Philadelphia at New Jersey, noon Birmingham Tampa Bay, 4 SUNDAY, JUNE 19 Michigan at Pittsburgh, 4 New Orleans at Houston, 8:30

COLLEGE BASEBALL

NCAA baseball regionals DOUBLE ELIMINATION IN COLLEGE PARK FRIDAY'S RESULTS Game 1: Connecticut 8 , Wake Forest 7 Game 2: Maryland 2 3, L ong Island 2 SATURDAY'S RESULTS Game 3: Wake Forest 10, Long Island 4, Long Island eliminated Game 4: Connecticut 1 0, M aryland 5 SUNDAY'S RESULTS Game 5: Maryland 10, Wake Forest 5, Wake Forest eliminated Game 6: Maryland 7, Connecticut 6 (11) MONDAY'S RESULT Game 7: C onnecticut 1 1, Maryland 8, Connecticut a d- vances IN BLACKSBURG, VA. FRIDAY'S RESULTS Game 1: Columbia 8, Gonzaga 2 Game 2: Virginia Tech 15, W right State 9 SATURDAY'S RESULTS Game 3: Gonzaga 11, Wright State 9, Wright State eliminated Game 4: Virginia Tech 24, Columbia 4 SUNDAY'S RESULTS Game 5: Columbia 15, Gonzaga 6 , Gonzaga eliminated Game 6: Virginia Tech 7 , Columbia 2, Virginia Tech advances IN GREENVILLE, N.C. FRIDAY'S RESULTS Game 1: East Carolina 17, Coppin State 1 Game 2: Virginia 7, C oastal Carolina 2 SATURDAY'S RESULTS Game 3: Coastal Carolina 10, Coppin State 8, Coppin State e liminated Game 4: East Carolina 4, V irginia 2 SUNDAY'S RESULTS Game 5: Coastal Carolina 7, Virginia 6, Virginia eliminated Game 6: Coastal Carolina 9, East Carolina 1 MONDAY'S RESULT Game 7: East Carolina 13, C oastal Carolina 4, East Carolina advances IN KNOXVILLE, TENN. FRIDAY'S RESULTS Game 1: Campbell 15, Georgia Tech 8 Game 2: Tennessee 1 0, A labama State 0 SATURDAY'S RESULTS Game 3: Georgia Tech 13, Alabama State 4, Alabama State e liminated Game 4: Tennessee 12, Campbell 7 SUNDAY'S RESULTS Game 5: Georgia Tech 1 6, C ampbell 5, Campbell eliminated Game 6: Tennessee 9 , G eorgia Tech 6, Tennessee advances IN STATESBORO, GA. FRIDAY'S RESULTS Game 1: Notre Dame 3 , T exas Tech 2 SATURDAY'S RESULTS Game 2: Georgia Southern 8, UNC Greensboro 0 Game 3: Texas Tech 2, UNC Greensboro 0, UNC Greens- boro eliminated Game 4: Notre Dame 6, G eorgia Southern 4 SUNDAY'S RESULTS Game 5: Texas Tech 3, G eorgia Southern 1, Georgia Southern eliminated Game 6: Notre Dame 2, T exas Tech 1, N otre Dame advances IN AUSTIN FRIDAY'S RESULTS Game 1: Texas 1 1, A ir Force 3 Game 2: Louisiana Tech 12, D allas Baptist 5 SATURDAY'S RESULTS Game 3: Air Force 5, Dallas Baptist 1, Dallas Baptist eliminated Game 4: Texas 5 , L ouisiana Tech 2 SUNDAY'S RESULTS Game 5: Air Force 9, L ouisiana Tech 7, Louisiana Tech eliminated Game 6: Texas 1 0, A ir Force 1, Texas advances IN COLLEGE STATION, TEX. FRIDAY'S RESULTS Game 1: Texas A&M 8, O ral Roberts 2 Game 2: Louisiana 7, TCU 6 SATURDAY'S RESULTS Game 3: TCU 3, Oral Roberts 1, Oral Roberts eliminated Game 4: Texas A&M 9, L ouisiana 6 SUNDAY'S RESULTS Game 5: TCU 6, L ouisiana 1, Louisiana eliminated Game 6: Texas A&M 15, T CU 9, Texas A&M advances IN LOUISVILLE FRIDAY'S RESULTS Game 1: Louisville 7 , S outheast Missouri State 2 Game 2: M ichigan 8, Oregon 6 SATURDAY'S RESULTS Game 3: Oregon 18, Southeast Missouri State 6, Southeast Missouri State eliminated Game 4: Michigan 7, Louisville 3 SUNDAY'S RESULTS Game 5: Louisville 8, Oregon 5 , Oregon eliminated Game 6: Louisville 20, Michigan 1 MONDAY’S RESULT Game 7: Louisville 11, M ichigan 9, Louisville advances IN GAINESVILLE, FLA. FRIDAY'S RESULTS Game 1: Oklahoma 16, Liberty 3 Game 2: Florida 7, Central Michigan 3 SATURDAY'S RESULTS Game 3: Central Michigan 3, Liberty 2 (12), Liberty eliminated Game 4: Oklahoma 9, Florida 4 SUNDAY'S RESULTS Game 5: Florida 6, Central Michigan 5, Central Michigan eliminated Game 6: Florida 7, Oklahoma 2 MONDAY'S RESULT Game 7: Oklahoma 5 , F lorida 4, Oklahoma advances IN STANFORD, CALIF. FRIDAY'S RESULTS Game 1: Stanford 2 0, B inghamton 7 Game 2: Texas State 7 , UC Santa Barbara 3 SATURDAY'S RESULTS Game 3: UC Santa Barbara 9, Binghamton 4, Binghamton eliminated Game 4: Texas State 5, Stanford 2 SUNDAY'S RESULTS Game 5: Stanford 8, UC Santa Barbara 4, Santa Barbara eliminated Game 6: Stanford 8, Texas State 4 MONDAY'S RESULT Game 7: Texas State v s. Stanford, late IN CHAPEL HILL, N.C. FRIDAY'S RESULTS Game 1: North Carolina 1 5, H ofstra 4 Game 2: VCU 8, Georgia 1 SATURDAY'S RESULTS Game 3: Georgia 24, Hofstra 1, Hofstra eliminated Game 4: VCU 4, North Carolina 3 SUNDAY'S RESULTS Game 5: North Carolina 6, Georgia 5 , Georgia eliminated Game 6: North Carolina 19, VCU 8 MONDAY'S RESULT Game 7: North Carolina 7, VCU 3 , North Carolina advances IN STILLWATER, OKLA. FRIDAY'S RESULTS Game 1: Arkansas 7, Grand Canyon 1 Game 2: Oklahoma State 10, M issouri State 5 SATURDAY'S RESULTS Game 3: Missouri State 8, Grand Canyon 7, Grand Canyon eliminated Game 4: Arkansas 2 0, O klahoma State 12 SUNDAY'S RESULTS Game 5: Oklahoma State 29, Missouri State 15, Missouri State eliminated. Game 6: Oklahoma State 14, Arkansas 10 (10) MONDAY'S RESULT Game 7: Arkansas 7, O klahoma State 3, Arkansas advances IN CORAL GABLES, FLA. SATURDAY'S RESULTS Game 1: Miami 11, C anisius 6 Game 2: Mississippi 7, Arizona 4 SUNDAY'S RESULTS Game 3: Arizona 7, Canisius 5 Game 4: Mississippi 2, Miami 1 Game 5: Arizona 4 , M iami 3, Miami eliminated MONDAY'S RESULTS Game 6: Mississippi 2 2, A rizona 6, Mississippi a dvances IN HATTIESBURG, MISS. FRIDAY'S RESULTS Game 1: Southern Mississippi 2, Army 0 Game 2: LSU 1 4, K ennesaw State 11 SATURDAY'S RESULTS Game 3: Kennesaw State 9, Army 8, Army eliminated Game 4: LSU 7, Southern Mississippi 6 (10) SUNDAY'S RESULTS Game 5: Southern Mississippi 4, Kennesaw State 3, Kennesaw State eliminated Game 6: Southern Mississippi 8, LSU 4 MONDAY'S RESULT Game 7: Southern Mississippi 8, LSU 7 , Southern Mississippi advances IN AUBURN, ALA. FRIDAY'S RESULTS Game 1: Florida State 5, UCLA 3 Game 2: Auburn 19, S outheastern Louisiana 7 SATURDAY'S RESULTS Game 3: UCLA 16, Southeastern L ouisiana 2, Southeast- ern Louisiana eliminated Game 4: Auburn 21, Florida State 7 SUNDAY'S RESULTS Game 5: UCLA 2 , F lorida State 1

Game 6: Auburn 11, U CLA 4, Auburn advances IN CORVALLIS, ORE. FRIDAY'S RESULTS Game 1: S an Diego 3, Vanderbilt 2 Game 2: Oregon State 5 , New Mexico State 4 (10) SATURDAY'S RESULTS Game 3: Vanderbilt 2 1, N ew Mexico State 1, New Mexico State eliminated Game 4: Oregon State 12, San Diego 3 SUNDAY'S RESULTS Game 5: Vanderbilt 14, San Diego 4, San Diego eliminated Game 6: Vanderbilt 8, Oregon State 1 MONDAY'S RESULT Game 7: Oregon State 7, V anderbilt 6, Oregon State advances

SOCCER

MLS EAST WLTPts GF GA New York City FC.............. 83226 25 10 Philadelphia...................... 617251910 CF Montréal...................... 752232826 New York........................... 635232415 Orlando City...................... 653211720 Cincinnati.......................... 67119 21 25 Inter Miami CF.................. 563181522 Charlotte FC...................... 581161318 Columbus.......................... 45416 17 16 Atlanta.............................. 45416 20 20 New England..................... 45416 22 23 Toronto FC........................ 473152127 D.C. United........................ 472141723 Chicago.............................. 27511 13 20 WEST WLTPts GF GA Los Angeles FC.................. 93229 29 16 FC Dallas........................... 734252413 Real Salt Lake................... 74425 18 19 Austin FC.......................... 74324 28 18 LA Galaxy.......................... 75223 17 15 Nashville........................... 644221816 Houston............................ 563181717 Minnesota United............. 56318 15 15 Colorado............................ 563181617 Vancouver......................... 57217 16 24 Seattle.............................. 56116 15 16 Portland............................ 366152125 San Jose............................ 365142532 Sporting KC....................... 384131326 SATURDAY’S RESULT at Vancouver 2, Real Salt Lake 1 SATURDAY’S MATCHES New York at Charlotte, 3 San Jose at Nashville, 6 SUNDAY’S MATCH New England at Kansas City, 3 TUESDAY, JUNE 14 Vancouver at Seattle, 10:30 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15 Orlando City at New England, 7:30 SATURDAY, JUNE 18 D.C. United at Chicago, 8 Los Angeles FC at Seattle, 3 Portland at LA Galaxy, 5 Toronto at New York, 7 Charlotte at Columbus, 7:30 Austin at Montreal, 7:30 Houston at Orlando, 7:30 Cincinnati at Philadelphia, 7:30 Vancouver at FC Dallas, 9 San Jose at Real Salt Lake, 9:30 SUNDAY, JUNE 19 Miami at Atlanta, 3 Colorado at New York City FC, 5 Sporting KC at Nashville, 6 Minnesota at New England, 8

NWSL WLTPts GF GA San Diego.......................... 42113 10 5 Houston............................ 31211113 Chicago.............................. 31211 11 8 Portland............................ 213995 Gotham FC........................ 320955 OL Reign............................ 223955 Angel City FC.................... 330946 Louisville........................... 232869 Orlando............................. 2328917 Washington...................... 124767 Kansas City....................... 1425511 North Carolina................... 131466 FRIDAY’S RESULTS at Houston 5, Orlando 0 at Portland 3, Angel City FC 0 SATURDAY’S RESULTS at Gotham FC 1, Washington 0 at Chicago 1, OL Reign 0 North Carolina 3, at Louisville 0 San Diego 2, at Kansas City 2 TUESDAY’S MATCH Houston at Angel City FC, 10 WEDNESDAY’S MATCHES Washington at Chicago, 8 Portland at San Diego, 10 SATURDAY’S MATCHES North Carolina at Washington, 7 Angel City FC at Louisville, 8 Gotham FC at Kansas City, 8:30 SUNDAY’S MATCHES OL Reign at San Diego, 5 Orlando at Chicago, 6 Portland at Houston, 7

OPEN INTERNACIONAL DE VALENCIA At Club de Tenis Sporting Club de Tenis Valencia In Valencia, Spain Purse: $99,196 Surface: Red clay SINGLES — ROUND OF 32 Wang Xiyu, China, def. Ana Bogdan (7), Romania, 6-1, 7-5; Anastasia Potapova (5), Russia, def. Oksana Selekhmeteva, Russia, 5-7, 7-5, 6-2; Julia Grabher, Austria, def. Carole Monnet, France, 7-5, 6-3; Kristina Kucova (6), Slovakia, def. Seone Mendez, Australia, 6-4, 4-1, ret; Mirjam Bjorklund, Sweden, def. Aliona Bolsova Zadoinov, Spain, 3-6, 6-3, 7-5; Rebeka Masarova, Spain, def. Maja Chwalinska, Poland, 6-1, 7-5.

WTA ROTHESAY OPEN NOTTINGHAM At Nottingham Tennis Centre In Nottingham, Great Britain Purse: $239,477 Surface: Grass SINGLES — Q UALIFICATION ROUND Eden Silva, Britain, def. Sarah Beth Grey, Britain, 5-7, 7-5, 6-2; Katarzyna Kawa (4), Poland, def. Jana Fett, Croatia, 7-5, 4-6, 6-2; Yuriko Lily Miyazaki, Britain, def. Astra Sharma (2), Australia, 3-6, 6-2, 6-0; Daria Snigur (5), Ukraine, def. Danielle Lao, United States, 7-6, 4-6, 6-4; Katie Boulter (7), Britain, def. Maddison Inglis (3), Australia, 3-6, 6-2, 6-3; Cristina Bucsa (6), Spain, def. Tessah Andrianjafitrimo (8), France, 6-3, 6-2. SINGLES — ROUND OF 32 Harriet Dart, Britain, def. Donna Vekic, Croatia, 6-4, 6-3; Heather Watson, Britain, def. Katie Volynets, United States, 6-4, 6-2; Jodie Anna Burrage, Britain, def. Zhu Lin, China, 7-6 (7-5), 6-4; Tereza Martincova, Czech Republic, def. Oceane Dodin, France, 7-6 (7-1), 7-5.

ATP BOSS OPEN At Tennis Club Weissenhof; In S tuttgart, Germany Purse: $740,414 Surface: Grass SINGLES — ROUND OF 32 Benjamin Bonzi, France, def. Feliciano Lopez, Spain, 6-4, 6-1; Oscar Otte, Germany, def. Daniel Altmaier, Ger- many, 7-6 (7-2), 7-6 (7-4); Radu Albot, Moldova, def. Joao Sousa, Portugal, 6-2, 7-6 (9-7); Jan-Lennard Struff, Germany, def. Marcos Giron, United States, 7-5, 5-7, 7-6 (10-8); Lorenzo Sonego (6), Italy, def. Benoit Paire, France, 7-5, 6-2. DOUBLES — ROUND OF 16 Mate Pavic, Croatia, and Hubert Hurkacz (3), Poland, def. Dustin Brown, Jamaica, and Evan King, United States, 6-3, 6-4; Nick Kyrgios, Australia, and Alexander Bublik, Kazakhstan, def. Philipp Oswald, Austria, and Hans Hach Verdugo, Mexico, 6-2, 6-4.

NASCAR Cup Series
POINTS LEADERS
Through Sunday.

Chase Elliott, 507.

Kyle Busch, 498.

Ross Chastain, 490.

Ryan Blaney, 479.

Martin Truex Jr, 470.

Joey Logano, 467.

Kyle Larson, 444.

Alex Bowman, 439.

William Byron, 438.

Christopher Bell, 434.

Aric Almirola, 385.

Tyler Reddick, 379.

Kevin Harvick, 377.

Chase Briscoe, 362.

Erik Jones, 353.

Austin Dillon, 350.

Kurt Busch, 333.

Austin Cindric, 330.

Denny Hamlin, 319.

Daniel Suárez, 319.

Michael McDowell, 293.

Bubba Wallace, 283.

Justin Haley, 278.

Chris Buescher, 275.

Ricky Stenhouse Jr, 272.

Ty Dillon, 256.

Cole Custer, 246.

Harrison Burton, 223.

Todd Gilliland, 221.

PGA Tour FEDEX CUP LEADERS Through Sunday. Points Money

..................Scottie Scheffler 3,142 $11,215,187

............................Sam Burns 2,101 $6,145,981

....................Cameron Smith 1,663 $7,166,637
4.....................Patrick Cantlay 1,580 $4,911,061

.....................Justin Thomas 1,568 $5,821,111

...............Hideki Matsuyama 1,544 $4,816,991

............................Max Homa 1,535 $4,877,560

.......................Jordan Spieth 1,404 $4,270,811

.............................Jon Rahm 1,353 $3,908,976
10......................Billy Horschel 1,334 $4,704,628
11............................Tom Hoge 1,309 $3,955,721
12......................Will Zalatoris 1,299 $4,883,750
13.........................Talor Gooch 1,281 $3,650,084
14..........................Sungjae Im 1,240 $3,623,324
15........................Rory McIlroy 1,237 $4,954,511

Formula One
2022 SCHEDULE
Winners in parentheses.
March 20: Bahrain Grand Prix (Charles Leclerc)
March 27: Saudi Arabian Grand Prix (Max Verstappen)
April 10: Australian Grand Prix (Charles Leclerc)
April 24: Imola Grand Prix (Max Verstappen)
May 8: Miami Grand Prix (Max Verstappen)
May 22: Spanish Grand Prix (Max Verstappen)
May 29: Monaco Grand Prix (Sergio Perez)
June 12: Azerbaijan Grand Prix, Baku.
June 19: Canadian Grand Prix, Montreal.
July 3: British Grand Prix, Silverstone.
July 10: Austrian Grand Prix, Spielberg, Austria.
July 24: French Grand Prix, Le Castellet.
July 31: Hungarian Grand Prix, Budapest.
Aug. 28: Belgian Grand Prix, Spa-Francorchamps.
Sept. 4: Dutch Grand Prix, Zandvoort, Netherlands.
Sept. 11: Italian Grand Prix, Monza.
Oct. 2: Singapore Grand Prix, Singapore City.
Oct. 9: Japanese Grand Prix, Suzuka.
Oct. 23: United States Grand Prix, Austin, Texas.
Oct. 30: Mexican Grand Prix, Mexico City.
Nov. 13: Brazilian Grand Prix, Sao Paulo.
Nov. 20: Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, Abu Dhabi, United Arab
Emirates.
POINTS LEADERS
Through May 29.

Max Verstappen, 125.

Charles Leclerc, 116.

Sergio Perez, 110.

George Russell, 84.

Carlos Sainz Jr, 83.

Lewis Hamilton, 50.

Lando Norris, 48.

Valtteri Bottas, 40.

Esteban Ocon, 30.

Kevin Magnussen, 15.

Daniel Ricciardo, 11.

Yuki Tsunoda, 11.

Fernando Alonso, 10.

Pierre Gasly, 6.

Sebastian Vettel, 5.

Alexander Albon, 3.

Lance Stroll, 2.

Guanyu Zhou, 1.

Mick Schumacher, 0.

Nico Hulkenberg, 0.

Nicholas Latifi, 0.

COLLEGE SOFTBALL

Women’s College World Series At OGE Energy Field; In O klahoma City DOUBLE ELIMINATION x-If necessary THURSDAY’S RESULTS Game 1: Texas 7, UCLA 2 Game 2: Oklahoma 13, N orthwestern 2 Game 3: Florida 7, O regon State 1 Game 4: Oklahoma State 4, Arizona 2 FRIDAY’S RESULTS Game 5: UCLA 6, Northwestern 1, Northwestern eliminated Game 6: Arizona 3, Oregon State 1, Oregon State eliminated SATURDAY’S RESULTS Game 7: Oklahoma 7, Texas 2 Game 8: Oklahoma State 2 , Florida 0 SUNDAY’S RESULTS Game 9: UCLA 8, Florida 0, Florida eliminated Game 10: Texas 5, Arizona 2, Arizona eliminated MONDAY’S RESULTS Game 11: UCLA 7, Oklahoma 3 Game 12: Oklahoma 15, UCLA 0, Oklahoma advances Game 13: Texas 5, Oklahoma State 0 Game 14: Oklahoma State vs. Texas, late CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES Best of three; x-If necessary Wednesday’s game: Oklahoma vs. Oklahoma State-Tex- as winner8:30, ESPN Thursday’s game: Oklahoma vs. Oklahoma State-Texas winner 7:30, ESPN x-Friday’s game: Oklahoma vs. Oklahoma State-Texas winner 8:30, ESPN

TENNIS

ATP/WTA LIBEMA OPEN At Autotron Rosmalen; In D en Bosch, Netherlands Purse: $693,239 Surface: Grass MEN’S SINGLES — Q UALIFICATION ROUND Andreas Seppi (3), Italy, def. Gijs Brouwer (8), Nether- lands, 7-5, 6-7, 6-3. MEN’S SINGLES — ROUND OF 32 Hugo Gaston, France, def. Kwon Soon Woo, South Korea, 6-2, 6-1. WOMEN’S SINGLES — Q UALIFICATION ROUND Caty McNally, United States, def. Valentini Gramma- tikopoulou (8), Greece, 6-1, 6-2; Jamie Loeb (12), United States, def. Susan Bandecchi, Switzerland, 6-3, 4-6, 6-4; Storm Sanders, Australia, def. Yanina Wickmayer, Belgium, 6-1, 7-5. WOMEN’S SINGLES — ROUND OF 32 Anna Kalinskaya, Russia, def. Suzan Lamens, Nether- lands, 7-6 (7-5), 6-3.

GOLF

World Golf Ranking Through Sunday.

.......................Scottie Scheffler USA 10.15

...................................Jon Rahm ESP 7.67

..........................Patrick Cantlay USA 7.29

.........................Cameron Smith AUS 7.24

........................Collin Morikawa USA 6.93

...........................Justin Thomas USA 6.93

..........................Viktor Hovland NOR 6.77

..............................Rory McIlroy NIR 6.51

.................................Sam Burns USA 6.09
10...........................Jordan Spieth USA 5.64
11...........................Billy Horschel USA 5.23
12....................Xander Schauffele USA 4.89
13...................Hideki Matsuyama JPN 4.73
14...........................Will Zalatoris USA 4.58
15........................Dustin Johnson USA 4.42
16.....................Joaquin Niemann CHI 4.38
17.......................Matt Fitzpatrick ENG 4.16
18................................Tony Finau USA 3.96
19........................Abraham Ancer MEX 3.88
20.........................Brooks Koepka USA 3.87
21.....................Louis Oosthuizen SAF 3.86
22...............................Sungjae Im KOR 3.85
23................................Max Homa USA 3.74
24............................Tyrell Hatton ENG 3.62
25.............................Shane Lowry IRL 3.59
26...........................Daniel Berger USA 3.57
27................................Paul Casey ENG 3.52
28................Bryson DeChambeau USA 3.42
29...........................Harris English USA 3.41
30........................Cameron Young USA 3.26
31..........................Corey Conners CAN 3.23
32.............................Kevin Kisner USA 3.22
33............................Jason Kokrak USA 3.19
34...................................Kevin Na USA 3.17
35..............................Talor Gooch USA 2.84
36.............................Patrick Reed USA 2.83

Avalanche 6, Oilers 5 (OT) COLORADO ........................ 1 041 —6 EDMONTON ....................... 0 320 —5 FIRST PERIOD Scoring: 1, Colorado, Makar 5 (Lehkonen), 3:46 (pp). SECOND PERIOD Scoring: 2 , Edmonton, Hyman 10 (Nurse, Draisaitl), 7:39. 3, Edmonton, Nugent-Hopkins 6, 16:57. 4, Edmonton, McDavid 10 (Barrie, Draisaitl), 18:54 (pp). THIRD PERIOD Scoring: 5, Colorado, Toews 5 (Makar, Landeskog), 0:31. 6, Edmonton, Hyman 11 (McDavid, Draisaitl), 3:55. 7, Colorado, Landeskog 8, 8:58. 8, Colorado, MacKinnon 11 (Makar, Lehkonen), 13:30. 9, Colorado, Rantanen 5 (Makar, Landeskog), 14:47 (pp). 10, Edmonton, Kassian 2 (McDavid, Draisaitl), 16:38. OVERTIME Scoring: 11, Colorado, Lehkonen 6 (Helm, Makar), 1:19. SHOTS ON GOAL COLORADO ...................... 1610142 —4 2 EDMONTON ..................... 12815 0— 35 Power-play opportunities: Colorado 2 of 2; Edmonton 1 of 5. Goalies: Colorado, Francouz 6-0-0 (35 shots-30 saves). Edmonton, Smith 8-6-0 (42-36). A: 1 8,347 (18,641). T: 2:55.

The Washington Post - USA (2022-06-07)

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