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Castillo stays healthy and shines in Walker Cup Sophomore Ricky Castillo took care of business in Juno Beach, finishing undefeated in match play and helping propel Team USA to a 14 to 12 victory. Ricky Castillo tees off from the 13th hole of the Seminole Golf Club Sunday. (Chris Keane/USGA) Florida’s Ricky Castillo represented something much larger than the orange and blue this weekend.  Down in Juno Beach, Florida, Castillo was a member of a 10-man team carrying the stars and stripes.  The Walker Cup is a biennial tournament matching up amateurs from the Unit...

USA beat Britain & Ireland for third straight Walker Cup 184 MIAMI, May 10, 2021 (BSS/AFP) – The United States, buoyed by a 4-0 performance from Ricky Castillo, beat Great Britain & Ireland 14-12 on Sunday for a third straight title in the Walker Cup amateur golf match. Seminole Golf Club in Juno Beach, Florida, provided a spectacular backdrop for the biennial trans-Atlantic match-play showdown for amateurs, which was rendered even more of a test after a stomach bug left members of both teams weak and unable to practice or play for three days. With so many affected, pairings were altered an...

Monday afternoon Cardinal news and notes Share this story —With name, image, likeness rules potentially going into play as early as this summer, we are watching the NCAA’s influence, power and leverage diminish before our eyes. —Rodger doesn’t lie. the NCAA fought this until the last possible moment, well past the moment it became obvious that they would lose. they could have made this change years ago, but they kept fighting it and needlessly kept thousands of athletes from getting money https://t.co/MO1sMOT5cH— Rodger Sherman (@rodger) May 8, 2021 —Matt McGavic of Louisville R...