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Curaao goalkeeper Eloy Room might have finished one save shy of the all-time record for saves in a single FIFA World Cup match, but he still made history against Ecuador on Saturday at Kansas City Stadium. With his 15-save performance, Room set the all-time record for the most saves by a goalkeeper in a single World Cup match that did not include extra time. United States men's national legend Tim Howard, who holds the record for most saves in a single World Cup watch, made five of his saves in extra time. Room also holds the record for most saves by a goalkeeper in a World Cup match without conceding. Howard conceded two goals in the United States' 2-0 loss to Belgium in the round of 16 at the 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil. Room had a nightmare start to the tournament, conceding seven goals to Germany. He followed it up with an awe-inspiring performance, recording a clean sheet and earning tournament debut squad Curaao its first-ever point at the tournament. Most Saves In a World Cup Match: Where Eloy Room Stands Room fell short of the total amount of saves in a men's World Cup match but will hold the record for most saves without conceding a goal in a match. It is also the most on record by any goalkeeper in a World Cup match that did not feature extra-time.

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INDIANAPOLIS By day, Van Mathias is Indiana University's director of operations for swimming. On weekends like this one, he's one of the fastest breaststrokers in the United States.This week, the former Hoosier broke two American records at the TYR Pro Swim Series in Indianapolis. By Monday morning, he'll be back in the office catching up on the emails that piled up while he was racing."I'm sorry to everyone that I haven't responded to this week on my email," Mathias said. "I'll get back to you guys on Monday."He's a MACHINE. https://t.co/lQr16pXnaDpic.twitter.com/bzK73s1Hj2 USA Swimming (@USASwimming) June 20, 2026Mathias opened the meet Wednesday by lowering his American record in the 50-meter breaststroke to 26.53 seconds, shaving four-hundredths off the mark he set in January.He capped the meet Saturday by breaking the American record in the 100 breaststroke, touching the wall in 58.01 seconds. The swim made him the fourth-fastest performer in history and left him just one-hundredth of a second shy of becoming the first American to break the 58-second barrier."Both were good," Mathias said. "I didn't have any expectations. Just go for it."Instead of focusing on what he narrowly missed, Mathias is looking at what comes next."I think just missing it by a little bit is going to keep us hungry for more," Mathias said. "I wouldn't ask for it any other way. Gotta stay motivated, gotta stay hungry."Van Mathias collected his second win of the TYR Pro Swim Series- Indianapolis with a BLAZING 21.62 finish in the 50m free. Peacock | USA Swimming Network pic.twitter.com/ZiJ5kFkwdX USA Swimming (@USASwimming) June 19, 2026Just three years ago, Mathias believed he had closed the chapter on his competitive career. A return to elite swimming and American records in breaststroke wasn't part of the plan.For most of his career, he specialized in middle-distance butterfly. During his fifth season at IU, he shifted his focus to sprint freestyle and breaststroke, earning NCAA All-America honors before stepping away from competition after the 2023 NCAA Championships to become the Hoosiers' director of operations.Two years later, Mathias and Indianas coaching staff watched the results of the 2025 U.S. Swimming Trials at the IU Natatorium and came to the same conclusion: He could compete with the nations best.Mathias returned to training. Just eight weeks later, he earned a spot on the U.S. national team by swimming 26.76 seconds in the 50-meter breaststroke at the U.S. National Championships in Irvine, California, qualifying for the Pan Pacific Championships.Now, Mathias is balancing international competition with the day-to-day responsibilities of helping run one of the country's premier college swimming programs."It's been unique," Mathias said. "I'm kind of riding a fine line between the two right now. Trying to figure that out still."The balancing act becomes a little easier during the summer, when Indiana's workload slows, giving him more time to train. But after a week that included two American records, his focus quickly shifts back to the office."Hit a hard reset this next week," Mathias said. "Get back in the office, push some paper and get ready for the rest of the summer."As for what's next in the pool, Mathias isn't overcomplicating it."Let's keep having fun," Mathias said. "Just keep racing."Jessica Garceteis an IndyStar sports reporter. This article originally appeared on Indianapolis Star: Van Mathias breaks two American records, balances Indiana swimming operations role

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Shohei Ohtani is a father again.The Los Angeles Dodgers superstar posted the news of his latest addition on his Instagram account Saturday.We are again overjoyed to experience this wonderful day in our lives together. Thank you for being born safely, read a message from Ohtani and his wife, Mamiko Tanaka. They also thanked supporters. The post showed an image of a baby's hands and feet in a blue blanket suggesting that Ohtani has a son to go with his daughter who was born in April 2025. Tucked in the baby's arms was a tiny stuffed version of Ohtani's beloved dog, Decoy, who also got his own photo at the bottom of the post.The news that Ohtani was about to have a second child came out of nowhere Friday. He wasn't in the Dodgers' lineup, which was posted much later than usual, after the team said he was away from the team on paternity. The absence of the two-way star did not last long. Ohtani was back in the lineup in the leadoff spot for Saturday's game against the Orioles. Ohtani also remains in line to make his next start from the mound Wednesday on the road against the Minnesota Twins, manager Dave Roberts said.Im assuming the baby is healthy, mom is healthy, said Roberts, who had not yet had a chance to catch up with Ohtani a few hours before Saturday's game.The famously private Ohtani has never publicly revealed his daughter's name and has carefully avoided showing her face in the rare family photos he posts to his social media.___AP MLB: https://apnews.com/hub/mlb

The bunched leaderboard, the inability to pull away, the momentum changing with virtually every shot.Yes, if the U.S. Open plays out Sunday like it did in the third round, then the race for second place will be a nailbiter. Three players whose names will drive Google searches galore for casual golf fans Tom Kim, Sam Stevens and Sahith Theegala found themselves tied with a bigger name, Scottie Scheffler, in a four-way logjam for second with 18 holes to play at Shinnecock. They all finished Saturday trailing leader Wyndham Clark by six shots."As you can see, its kind of a jumbled leaderboard," Kim said, except for where the leader is.For the record, a six-shot rally would be one less than the biggest final-round comeback in U.S. Open history. That belongs to Arnold Palmer, back in 1960 at Cherry Hills. Even if they had resumes approaching Palmer's, the odds would be stacked against these three dreamers. Turns out, they don't. Kim, Stevens and Theegala have a total of one top-5 finish in majors between them. All in their 20s and looking for a breakthrough, they have a total of 39 starts in majors between them, dating to 2020.They will play in groups ahead of Scheffler, whose early round of 69 left him in that jumble at 1-under 209 and gave him the last, and featured, tee time with Clark on Sunday. The other three know they have quite a hill to climb. If Clark falters or Shinnecock Hills rises up now less likely with the wind expected to calm down then Scheffler figures to be the best bet to scoop up the trophy and wrap up the career Grand Slam. So much of it kind of depends on what Wyndham does, Stevens said. I could play a great round tomorrow and shoot 3- or 4-under and still lose by seven.But, stranger things have happened. There's a disaster waiting to happen on every hole, Theegala said. So you just have to be patient.A quick look at the group in second place:Sahith TheegalaAt Pepperdine, became only the fifth player in the last 30 years to win the three biggest awards for college players: The Fred Haskins, Ben Hogan and Jack Nicklaus Awards. But Theegala became a bigger name when he appeared on the Netflix series Full Swing, which takes an inside look at players on the PGA Tour. He was still living at home when he made it to the tour, and things like doing his laundry felt new. Theegala's best major finish was ninth place at the 2023 Masters. His lone win on tour was at 2023 at the Fortinet Championship.Quotable: Theres a lot of danger involved in pushing it a little bit, but you do have opportunities to kind of make a push at the end there. Tom KimKim became a lightning rod for his fiery appearances at the Presidents Cup in 2022 and 2024. There was friction because of the fist-pumping antics he pulled and some difference of opinion over who, if anyone, crossed the line when he teamed with Si Woo Kim in a match against Xander Schauffele and Patrick Cantlay.Kim also made a splash when he waded into a swamp looking for an errant tee shot at the 2023 PGA at Oak Hill. He came out a muddy mess and had to dip into a stream to clean up a viral moment that he explained by saying: "I mean its a major championship. Im fighting for every single stroke I have.Kim finished in a tie for second at the 2023 British Open, though he shot a 67 to pull into that tie and was still six shots behind winner Brian Harman in a major as lopsided as this one is shaping up to be.Quotable: I think youve just got to look at it as youve got to kind of do your own thing. You cant really force a lot of things out here. Youve got to keep staying patient, and thats what Im going to do.Sam StevensA father of four, Stevens is the third generation of a golf family with deep roots in Kansas and across the Midwest. His grandfather, Johnny Slim Stevens, made more than two dozen starts on the PGA Tour in the 1960s and played in the 1969 U,S. Open. His father, Charlie, played college golf at Oklahoma, had a brief stop on the Korn Ferry Tour and won the Kansas Amateur in 2010.He has made more than $10 million on the PGA Tour but has yet to post his first win. Asked earlier in the week about his surge at Shinnecock, he said a good conversation with his wife, Kelsey, helped him rediscocver his perspective.Im only 29, he said, so I probably dont need to be bitter about things quite yet.Quotable: You dont normally shoot a low number trying to shoot a low number. You kind of shoot a low number just because it happens.___AP golf: https://apnews.com/hub/golf