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Pride on the Conestoga boaters celebrate diversity and conservancy - Vimarsana News

Pride on the Conestoga boaters celebrate diversity and conservancy

Cries of “paddle, paddle” ring out as dozens of Pride on the Conestoga kayakers steer one-by-one into the whitewater.

Behind the scenes of the most physically challenging volunteer gig at the US Women's Open - Vimarsana News

Behind the scenes of the most physically challenging volunteer gig at the US Women's Open

Gripping the steering wheel of a golf cart, Matthew Eynon pulled up and parked outside the ropes next to the tee of hole nine at Lancaster Country Club in Manheim

Nelly Korda struggles in first round of US Women's Open – Daily Local - Vimarsana News

Nelly Korda struggles in first round of US Women's Open – Daily Local

LANCASTER >> Nelly Korda entered Thursday at Lancaster Country Club as the largest betting favorite heading into any U.S. Open since Tiger Woods in 2000. That one was held at Pebble Beach, you may recall, and Woods wound up winning by an astonishing 15 strokes.Nothing like that is going to happen for Korda at the […]

Nelly Korda struggles in first round of US Women's Open – Orlando Sentinel - Vimarsana News

Nelly Korda struggles in first round of US Women's Open – Orlando Sentinel

A half-dozen players reached 2-under on Thursday at some point, but only one was able to hold on: Japan's Yuka Saso.

Nelly Korda's 80 a Day 1 shocker at U.S. Women's Open - Vimarsana News

Nelly Korda's 80 a Day 1 shocker at U.S. Women's Open

Nelly Korda carded a 10 on an early-round par-3 hole, hitting it into a creek a total of three times, on the way to a 10-over round of 80 was good for a tie for 139th place.