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MONACO (AP) Jannik Sinner beat defending champion Carlos Alcaraz 7-6 (5), 6-3 on Sunday to win the Monte Carlo Masters for the first time and reclaim the No. 1 ranking from his biggest tennis rival.The result is amazing, Sinner said. Getting back to No. 1 means a lot for me.Four-time Grand Slam champion Sinner met seven-time major winner Alcaraz in their ninth final in what is often called the Sincaraz rivalry.Sinner trimmed Alcarazs head-to-head lead to 10-7 in clinching his 27th career title overall and his first Masters title on clay. The 24-year-old Italian will return to No. 1 in the ATP rankings on Monday.Sinner rallied from 3-1 down in the second set amid blustery conditions at the Monte Carlo Country Club and served out the match, clinching it on his first match point when Alcaraz returned a forehand long. It was a bit windy, a bit breezy. Different conditions from what the tournament has brought," Sinner said. "I am very happy to win a big title on this surface, I havent done it before and it means a lot to me.Alcaraz had won his last 17 matches on clay and praised Sinner.It is impressive what you are achieving right now, Alcaraz said. "Congratulations for everything.Sinner dropped to his knees after Alcaraz's shot landed out and then jogged over to celebrate with his box.It was Sinner's third title of the year after sweeping Indian Wells and Miami also winning those finals in straight sets to become only the fourth man to reach the final at the first three Masters of the season. Sinner joined tennis great Novak Djokovic (in 2015) as the only one to win the first three Masters tournaments.Alcarazs two titles this year include the Australian Open, where the 22-year-old Spaniard became the youngest man to win all four tennis majors.He produced a stunning comeback to beat Sinner in last year's French Open final, then lost the Wimbledon final to Sinner before beating him again in the U.S. Open final. ___AP tennis: https://apnews.com/hub/tennis

Two-time WNBA All-Star Courtney Williams is returning to the Lynx on a two-year max deal, her agent, Marcus Crenshaw of The FAM Sports Agency, told ESPN on Sunday.

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The room intimidates whether it's the first gathering or the 20th, so much intellect, achievement and initiative squeezed into a confined space.The uneasiness begins to peel away during initial conversations, then dissipates more during the 1-mile walk to the start of the race.By the time the Tillman Scholars reach the Pat's Run start line, there's an ease, a comfortable feeling that they're among peers, like-minded people who uphold the values of the race's namesake, NFL player-turned-Army Ranger Pat Tillman.I had major imposter syndrome after getting selected to this program, said Jason Williams, a Tillman Scholar and doctorate candidate at UCLA working on reimagining raw materials for the health and wellness industry. I looked at a lot of their profiles and it just seemed like every person was like a superhero, but when you actually get there, not only are they amazing on paper, theyre amazing people. I dont know what they do in their selection process to find these people.Pat's Run began in 2004 as a way to honor the legacy of Tillman, who walked away from a multimillion-dollar NFL career to serve his country in the wake of the Sept. 11 attacks. The run, which started as a gathering of friends following his death in Afghanistan by friendly fire, has blossomed into 4.2-mile run/walk Tillman's number was 42 that draws 30,000 people to the desert every year.The Tillman Scholars program was created in 2009 to support active-duty service members, veterans and military spouses in their academic pursuits. The race serves as a fundraiser for the scholars, a 1,000-member tribe of uber-achievers who embody the leadership and selflessness Tillman exhibited.The two connected worlds mesh in person every year at Arizona State University, where 50 Tillman Scholars serve as corral leaders and help urge runners across the final 50 yards of turf to the finish line inside the football stadium where Tillman once played.Its this almost kind of a coming home right to where it all started, said Katherine Steele, Pat Tillman Foundation CEO and a Tillman Scholar. Were here as Tillman Scholars because Pat lived, so to be able to be a part of it and be embedded with 30,000 people, in those corrals is special.Tillman had a passion for excellence, leadership, humility, belief that everyone should strive for something bigger than themselves.The Tillman Scholars reflect those values with their achievements and connections to their communities 23% have master's degrees, 21% medical degrees, 19% Masters of Business Administration and 15% doctorates.They are doctors, CEOs, lawyers, scientists, engineers and entrepreneurs. Some dedicate their lives to helping veterans, tackling public health issues at home and abroad, and affecting policy change.All give back in some aspect: serving on national or local boards, volunteer work, providing support for issues like homelessness and hunger. Tillman Scholar Jhay Edwards even served as a volunteer firefighter in Maryland.Every time I go there, it's just so energizing, said Amber Manke, Tillman Scholar and chief of staff to the CEO of Care Delivery Markets (NY/NJ) at Optum. That organization gave me something 11 years ago and it wasnt just the scholarship. It was the community and the people that Ive met along the way, the lives that have changed.Serving as Pat's Run corral leaders provides the Tillman Scholars a tangible proof of the impact Tillman had on people's lives even those born after he died.Every year, the run draws from all walks of life; people who have never run a race in their lives, parents pushing their children in strollers, firefighters completing the course in full gear, disabled veterans willing themselves across the finish line.The interactions at the corrals is a chance for the Tillman Scholars to hear their stories, understand why they're running, how the run fits into the bigger picture of worlds beyond their own.You meet service members and veterans, but other than just saying thank you for your support, you get to learn about the stories of some of the members that have served and their family have served, said Edwards, who works at pharmaceutical company GSK to provide spaces for veteran and disabled small business owners to be a part of the supply chain. You see how important it is for you to be there and just to represent them and their family, and the work that Pat did. It really connects.Tillman connected through the life he lived. He continues to even after death, through the race and the scholars who bear his name.___This story has been corrected to show that the first name of the chief of staff to the CEO of Care Delivery Markets (NY/NJ) at Optum is Amber, not Amanda, Manke.___AP sports: https://apnews.com/hub/sports

Texas A&M offensive lineman Trey Zuhn III, one of the most versatile blockers in the draft, visited the Texans, per a league source.Zuhn, a Fort Collins, Colorado native, primarily played left tackle for the Aggies, but is projected as a potential center prospect in the NFL. He started two games at center last season for the Aggies.Zuhn is a 6-foot-6, 319-pound team captain who was named first-team All-Southeastern Conference and shared the conference Jacobs Blocking Trophy with Alabama All-American offensive tackle Kaydn Proctor, another top prospect who visited the Texans. Texas A&M standout guard Chase Bisontis also visited the Texans.Zuhn allowed just 15 pressures as a junior. He was a four-year starterAt the NFL scouting combine, Zuhn ran the 40-yard dash in an impressive 5.03 seconds. He bench pressed 225 pounds 33 times. He had a 32-inch vertical leap with a 9-3 broad jump and a 1.70 10-yard split on his run.Zuhn (32 1/2 inch arms, 10-inch hands) has a 6-foot-8 7/8 wingspan.His father played football at Texas A&M and his mother played volleyball at Tulsa.Aaron Wilson is a Texans and NFL reporter for KPRC 2 and click2houston.com

Roberto de Zerbi's tenure at Tottenham Hotspur has begun in the worst possible fashion, with the Italian suffering a 1-0 loss at Sunderland that leaves the north London club firmly entrenched in the Premier League's bottom three.The defeat at the Stadium of Light means Spurs remain two points adrift of West Ham United, who secured a comfortable 4-0 victory over Wolverhampton Wanderers on Friday evening.De Zerbi was appointed following Igor Tudor's dismissal after a mere 44 days in charge, yet the new manager could not arrest the alarming slide that has seen Tottenham fail to secure a single league triumph throughout 2026.The decisive moment arrived when Nordi Mukiele struck a shot from twenty yards that deflected heavily off Micky van de Ven, leaving goalkeeper Antonin Kinsky with no chance of making a save.Spurs' misfortune deepened when captain Cristian Romero was forced off injured, the Argentine defender left in tears after being pushed into his own goalkeeper by Sunderland striker Brian Brobbey.Whilst De Zerbi's side showed determination, their performance lacked the necessary quality to trouble a well-organised Sunderland outfit.Dominic Solanke squandered Tottenham's clearest opportunity just before half-time, finding himself blocked at the near post when a goal appeared likely.Speaking after the match, De Zerbi offered a measured assessment of his side's display: "I think we played a good game but not enough to win."We didn't deserve to lose the game but we have to accept and have to move on."The former Brighton manager expressed particular concern regarding his captain's fitness: "I am sorry for the result and the Romero injury. "I hope for us and for him that it is not something important."De Zerbi insisted his players must demonstrate greater resilience during this testing period: "We have to be stronger because we have the quality to come out from this difficult moment."Tottenham's winless Premier League sequence now extends to fourteen matches, representing the club's second-longest run without a league victory in their history.Their last triumph came at Crystal Palace on 28 December, a statistic that underscores the severity of their current predicament.With merely six fixtures remaining in the campaign, De Zerbi faces an unenviable task to rescue Spurs from what would be a humiliating relegation.The Italian's first home match will see Brighton visit the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, presenting an intriguing reunion with his former employers as he attempts to guide the club away from the drop zone.Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter

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