Lucas Herbert hangs on to his narrow lead, sitting three strokes ahead of Sergio Garcia as the two separate themselves from the pack ahead of Sunday's final round of Maaden LIV Golf Virginia. A tournament win for Herbert would mark his first league victory and a potential spot in next months U.S. Open. Herbert maintained his lead at Trump National Washington D.C. with a solid 4-under 68 in Saturdays third round, leaving him at 21 under and three shots ahead of Garcia, who shot a 65 to move to 18 under. However, the next players chasing his lead were eight shots behind as Herbert continued to power through the day. Josele Ballester had a solid day with a bogey-free 12-under 60 that ties a league record for lowest round relative to par. The 22-year-old started the day tied for 33rd but is now tied for third at 13 under entering the final round. Its the biggest one-round jump in leader board position in league history. Ballester's breakthrough has him tied with Crushers GC Captain Bryson DeChambeau, Southern Guards GCs Dean Burmester and HyFlyers GCs Scott Vincent. Despite his 10 birdies, Garcia's three bogeys kept him out of the lead. Garcia, who has won a LIV Golf tournament in each of the past two seasons, finished the round with back-to-back birdies but has the final round to make one final push to chase down Herbert. The team competition continues to heat up, which was powered by Ballesters 60. The Fireballs shot a cumulative 28 under, the second-lowest team score for a single round in LIV Golf history. Jon Rahms Legion XIII and the all-Spanish team are tied for first with 35-under, and Ripper GC and Herbert are two shots back. Leaderboards Individual Top 10 1. Lucas Herbert (21-under) 2. Sergio Garcia (18-under) T3. Josele Ballester (13-under) T3. Scott Vincent (13-under) T3. Bryson DeChambeau (13-under) T3. Dean Burmester (13-under) 7. Jon Rahm (12-under) T8. Thomas Detry (11-under) T8. Graeme McDowell (11-under) T10. Charles Howell III (10-under) T10. Victor Perez (10-under) T10. Tyrrell Hatton (10-under) T10. Ian Poulter (10-under) Team Top 3 T1. Fireballs GC (35-under) T1. Legion XIII (35-under) 3. Ripper GC (33-under) This piece is courtesy of Mike McAllister in partnership with LIV Golf.

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MILWAUKEE (AP) William Contreras singled home the tying run in the eighth inning and hit a game-ending sacrifice fly in the 10th as the Milwaukee Brewers rallied past the New York Yankees 4-3 on Saturday.The Yankees wasted a brilliant performance from Cam Schlittler and have lost back-to-back games for the first time since they dropped five in a row from April 8-12. On Friday, they got just three hits against Milwaukees Jacob Misiorowski and Shane Drohan in a 6-0 defeat.Paul Goldschmidt hit a leadoff homer and drove in two runs for the Yankees. Jake Bauers went deep for Milwaukee.Schlittler got struck in the leg by a 108.5 mph liner off the bat of Contreras in the first but stayed in the game and allowed two hits in six scoreless innings, lowing his major league-leading ERA to 1.35.After Ryan McMahon's two-out RBI single on an 0-2 pitch from Aaron Ashby (7-0) put New York ahead 3-2 in the top of the 10th, Milwaukee scored twice in the bottom half to give Ashby the major league lead in wins.Jackson Chourio's one-out infield single off Fernando Cruz (3-1) tied it and put runners at first and second.Tim Hill entered and got a comebacker from Brice Turang. The lefty reliever tried to throw out the lead runner at third, but his throw hit Luis Rengifo in the hand, loading the bases.Contreras followed with a fly ball to right that easily brought home Rengifo.Bauers got Milwaukee on the board in the seventh with a 420-foot shot to right-center off Brent Headrick. Turang hit a two-out single off Camilo Doval in the eighth, stole second and slid home on Contreras' single to left.Yankees right-hander Luis Gil was placed on the injured list Saturday at Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre with shoulder inflammation. The 2024 AL rookie of the year isnt expected to throw for three weeks.Up nextSeven months after undergoing elbow surgery, Carlos Rodn makes his season debut for the Yankees on Sunday. Logan Henderson (0-1, 4.50 ERA) starts for the Brewers.___AP MLB: https://apnews.com/hub/MLB

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Boerne Champion baseball advanced to the 5A Region 4 Semifinals on Saturday, after shutting out Southwest 6-0 in Game 3 of the area round.The game remained scoreless until the fifth inning, when Chargers slugger Zak Al-Arashi launched a two-run home run to right-center field, scoring himself and Blake Ott for a 2-0 lead.Later in the inning, Lyndon Austin laid down a bunt, and a Southwest error at third base allowed two more runs to score, as Champion extended its lead.This is the expectation. We found a way to do it and get it done, Chargers coach Ben Woodchick said. It wasnt our best baseball, but theres a lot of grit that goes into this, months of work.The last two days have been a little frustrating, but I think we battled throughout the week. Its awesome, said Owen Kuhl, a junior pitcher for the Chargers.We practice very hard, we take things very serious and we transfer it to the game, senior catcher Jaedyn Yamaguchi said.Champion will face the Palmview Lobos on Saturday, May 16, in the regional semifinal.Read more reporting and watch highlights and full games on the Big Game Coverage page.

Nico Collins scanned the field while holding the football and picking out his targets before heaving a deep pass.Normally, Collins is on the receiving end of those type of throws as the Texans Pro Bowl wide receiver and expert at contested catches.On Saturday, Collins was in a different role as the permanent quarterback during his annual youth football camp at Santa Fe High School. Collins had a good time throwing touchdown passes to 625 campers in partnership with FlexWork Sports.Its always a blessing to come out and hang out with the kids, spend this wonderful day with the kids, Collins told KPRC 2. Its always a blessing to come out to see the kids faces, smiling, and just having fun, enjoying the moment. Thats what its all about.#Texans Pro Bowl receiver Nico Collins has gotten to know this young man at all of his annual youth football camps. It means the world to him to interact each year and be a part of the camp experience 'Show him love and support'@KPRC2 @FlexWorkSports @nfl@DrewJRosenhaus https://t.co/nv86IChFBY pic.twitter.com/debVaodiNE Aaron Wilson (@AaronWilson_NFL) May 9, 2026Collins spent a lot of time Saturday talking with a young man that uses a wheelchair and has attended several of his camps. He brought him onto the field for a couple of plays to make sure he was included in the fun.My mission is just to show everybody that everyone is equal, make him feel like he can do the same thing, feel loved, Collins said. So, I just want to give him love and show him the love and support from me. Im glad that he came and be able to come out and have fun here today.For Collins, having his family with him at these camp events, including his father and brother Saturday, makes the experience a lot more fun. Thats most important, Collins said. My family is everything. Your family, thats the stepping stone and Im glad theyre in my corner.#Texans Pro Bowl wide receiver Nico Collins @lbg_nico7 gives back, and plays quarterback for over 600 kids at his annual youth football camp. 'It was great. It's always a blessing' @KPRC2 @FlexWorkSports pic.twitter.com/vx8oEOdf6t Aaron Wilson (@AaronWilson_NFL) May 9, 2026Collins is one of the Texans most active players in the community. Between his football camps, shopping sprees for kids at Dicks Sporting Goods and giving out food with the Salvation Army, Collins devotes himself to giving back. Thats the legacy he wants off the field.Thats always my mission, always give back to the community, Collins said. I love that, its part of me, part of my heart. Give back to the youth, family thats in need, and just always just have a big heart with that.Aaron Wilson is a Texans and NFL reporter for KPRC 2 and click2houston.com