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Cameron Champ seeking birdies and balance at John Deere Classic
Cameron Champ shot a third round 65 at the John Deere Classic. (Andy Lyons/Getty Images)
SILVIS, Ill. When Matthew Wolff opened a window into the mental challenges of balancing golf and personal happiness at the recent United States Open, Cameron Champ understood.
On a PGA TOUR that has grown deeper in talent developed early by junior golf and an increasingly competitive college game, growing both inside and outside the ropes can be the last piece of a player’s development.
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For the thoughtful and recently married Champ, 26, his fifth professional season and his third on the PGA TOUR has made clear the challenge of balancing life and golf, particularly when a game that produced early wins at the 2019 Sanderson Farms Championship and the 2020 Safeway Open has failed to match his own expectations.
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KCUR 89.3 Kansas City Mayor Lucas was joined by Terrell Bell s mother, Janae Drake, to honor his life at Sycamore Park on Friday morning.
One juvenile has been arrested and charged in the shooting, but Terrell Bell s mother says other people involved in his killing have not been caught.
Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas spoke at Sycamore Park on Friday to remember a 15-year-old who died in a shooting there earlier this week.
Terrell Bell, a Ruskin High School student, was shot and killed at 109th and Sycamore Terrace on Tuesday.
His death was one of
three shootings that took place that day over the span of one hour.
Hall of Fame pitcher Mariano Rivera spent 19 seasons with the New York Yankees making opposing batters chase balls in and around the strike zone. Now he’s helping youth right here in Gainesville chase their dreams.
Rivera was at the Ignite Life Center, 404 NW 14th Ave., in Gainesville Wednesday to announce his foundation’s new Youth Mentorship Program.
“This is our future. If we don’t invest in our future, then who will?” Rivera said, motioning to the group of six young men that will make up the program’s inaugural class. “I believe in these youngsters. I believe they are capable of doing something special. I want them to be seen as the future of Gainesville.”