Gene Wang

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Connor Shellenberger powers Virginia to another lacrosse Final Four

By: Gene Wang

Shellenberger had six goals and four assists as the Cavaliers beat Georgetown, 17-14.

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Bryson DeChambeau on joining LIV Golf: ‘Was it worth it? Absolutely.’

By: Gene Wang

LIV Golf arrives in the Washington market, with big names and pointed questions.

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LIV Golf arrives in Washington after major gains at PGA, Masters

By: Gene Wang, Rick Maese

Amid feud with PGA Tour, LIV players say they've made a statement with their showing at the year's first two major championships.

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Rose Zhang, ‘the Mozart of golf,’ is turning pro

By: Gene Wang

Golf's biggest phenom, 20-year old Stanford star Rose Zhang, announces that she will start her professional career.

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Brooks Koepka, still basking in glow of PGA win, has issues in LIV return

By: Gene Wang

Koepka, perhaps the Saudi-backed circuit's biggest star, struggled with a cracked driver at the start of his round at Trump National in Sterling, Va.

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Younger, shorter and, yes, louder: Welcome to the LIV Golf experience

By: Gene Wang

Music on the tee boxes, players in shorts, 54-hole events — the LIV Golf experience caters to younger fans with a different span of attention.

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Harold Varner III wins LIV Golf’s D.C. event, pockets $4 million check

By: Gene Wang

Varner held off Branden Grace by one shot at Trump National Golf Club in Sterling.

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Maryland baseball rolls into NCAA tournament seeking more history

By: Gene Wang

The Terrapins are making a third consecutive appearance in the double-elimination regional bracket and seeking to reach their first super regional since 2015.

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Rose Zhang prevails in pro debut, a win not seen on LPGA Tour in 72 years

By: Gene Wang

The two-time NCAA individual champion made even more history by winning the Americas Open on Sunday in Jersey City.

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Michael Brennan, with ’minor miracle’ of a wedge shot, earns U.S. Open spot

By: Gene Wang

The Wake Forest junior makes an improbable par in playoff to secure one of four spots from Woodmont qualifier along with Sebastian Munoz, Stanford’s Karl Vilip and Liberty’s Isaac Simmons.