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Beavers Finish Sweep of BYU With 4-3 Win
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A walk off single in the bottom of the ninth finished Oregon State’s sweep of BYU on Saturday afternoon. Despite a few challenges in each game, the Beavers took care of business against the Cougars, going 3-0 for the series. The win, OSU’s tenth in a row, moves the Beavers to 10-1 on the season.
Jake Pfennigs got his third start of the year, and ran into a bit of trouble early. In the top of the second BYU’s Cole Gambill reached base on a single, and then stole second. That gave the Cougars a runner in scoring position with no outs on the board. Pfennigs managed to work 2 outs in short order, but then advanced Gambill to third with a balk. Things looked tense, but Pfennigs managed to strike out batter Peyton Cole to end the inning.
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Germany s three-time Paralympic medallist Kai Schrameyer has received the International Tennis Federation s Brad Parks Award, which honours those who made significant contributions to wheelchair tennis on an international basis.
The accolade is named after the founding father of wheelchair tennis and recognises Schrameyer s controbutions both on and off the court.
Schrameyer won the first of his Paralympic medals in Barcelona in 1992, claiming the men’s singles silver medal behind his wheelchair tennis idol Randy Snow at the first Paralympic tennis event to have full medal status.
He also partnered his compatriot Stefan Bitterauf to win the men’s doubles bronze medal in Barcelona, behind gold medallists Parks and Snow. Schrameyer went on to claim the men’s singles bronze medal in Sydney in 2000.
Kai Schrameyer named recipient of 2021 Brad Parks Award
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The International Tennis Federation (ITF) has today announced that three-time Paralympic medallist and former ITF World Champion Kai Schrameyer of Germany has been named as the recipient of the ITF’s Brad Parks Award for 2021.
The Brad Parks Award, named after the founding father of wheelchair tennis, is presented to an individual or organisation that has made a significant contribution to wheelchair tennis on an international basis.
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Schrameyer won the first of his Paralympic medals in Barcelona in 1992, claiming the men’s singles silver medal behind his wheelchair tennis idol Randy Snow at the first Paralympic Tennis event to have full medal status.