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AP photo/Don WrightPittsburgh Steelers’Pittsburgh Steelers’

tight end Jesse James (81)tight end Jesse James (81)catches a pass in the endcatches a pass in the endzone for a touchdownzone for a touchdownwith Cincinnati Bengals’with Cincinnati Bengals’strong safety Shawnstrong safety ShawnWilliams (36) defendingWilliams (36) defendingduring the second half ofduring the second half ofan NFL football game inan NFL football game inPittsburgh Sunday.Pittsburgh Sunday.

STEELERS 24, BENGALS 16STEELERS 24, BENGALS 16PITTSBURGH (AP) — Ben Roethlis-PITTSBURGH (AP) — Ben Roethlis-

berger threw for 259 yards and threeberger threw for 259 yards and threetouchdowns to oset a pair of intercep-touchdowns to oset a pair of intercep-tions.tions.

DeAngelo Williams churned out 94DeAngelo Williams churned out 94yards on a career-high 32 carries andyards on a career-high 32 carries andadded a 4-yard touchdown grab. Tightadded a 4-yard touchdown grab. Tightends Jesse James and Xavier Grimbleends Jesse James and Xavier Grimblealso caught scoringalso caught scoringpasses from Roeth-passes from Roeth-lisberger as thelisberger as theSteelers (2-0) keptSteelers (2-0) keptCincinnati in checkCincinnati in checkat rainy Heinz Field.at rainy Heinz Field.

A n d y D a l t o nA n d y D a l t o np a s s e d f o r 3 6 6p a s s e d f o r 3 6 6yards and a touch-yards and a touch-down, but neededdown, but needed31 completions to31 completions toreach that total,reach that total,working almost exclusively on dumpworking almost exclusively on dumpos to running backs and tight endsos to running backs and tight endswhile Pittsburgh clamped down on starwhile Pittsburgh clamped down on starwide receiver A.J. Green, who had justwide receiver A.J. Green, who had justtwo receptions for 38 yards.two receptions for 38 yards.

The rematch of the Steelers’ ugly 18-The rematch of the Steelers’ ugly 18-16 win in the wild-card round in Jan-16 win in the wild-card round in Jan-uary was downright tame. The teamsuary was downright tame. The teamscombined for just 10 penalties and onlycombined for just 10 penalties and onlyone personal foul.one personal foul.

PATRIOTS 31, DOLPHINS 24PATRIOTS 31, DOLPHINS 24FOXBOROUGH, Mass. (AP) — JimmyFOXBOROUGH, Mass. (AP) — Jimmy

Garoppolo had three, rst-half touch-Garoppolo had three, rst-half touch-down passes before leaving in the sec-down passes before leaving in the sec-ond quarter with a right shoulder injuryond quarter with a right shoulder injuryas the New England Patriots outlastedas the New England Patriots outlastedthe Miami Dolphins 31-24 on Sunday.the Miami Dolphins 31-24 on Sunday.

It was the Patriots’ eighth straightIt was the Patriots’ eighth straighthome victory over Miami (0-2). It camehome victory over Miami (0-2). It cameat a price as New England (2-0) wasat a price as New England (2-0) wasdealt another blow at quarterback withdealt another blow at quarterback withTom Brady already out his four-gameTom Brady already out his four-game“Deategate” suspension.“Deategate” suspension.

Garoppolo’s injury caGaroppolo’s injury came in a ash.me in a ash.On third down with less than ve min-On third down with less than ve min-utes left in the rst half, he was chasedutes left in the rst half, he was chasedout of the pocket and got o a comple-out of the pocket and got o a comple-tion to Malcolm Mitchell. Garoppolotion to Malcolm Mitchell. Garoppolowas driven into the ground on hiswas driven into the ground on his

shoulder by Miami linebacker Kikoshoulder by Miami linebacker KikoAlonso.Alonso.

COWBOYS 27, REDSKINS 23COWBOYS 27, REDSKINS 23LANDOVER, Md. (AP) — Alfred MorrisLANDOVER, Md. (AP) — Alfred Morris

scored the go-ahead touchdown on ascored the go-ahead touchdown on a4-yard run with under ve minutes left,4-yard run with under ve minutes left,leading the Cowboys over his formerleading the Cowboys over his formerteam.team.

GIANTS 13, SAINTS 10GIANTS 13, SAINTS 10EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) — EliEAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) — Eli

Manning hit Victor Cruz on a third-Manning hit Victor Cruz on a third-down 34-yard pass to set up Joshdown 34-yard pass to set up JoshBrown’s winning 23-yard eld goal asBrown’s winning 23-yard eld goal astime expired. The Giants got o to theirtime expired. The Giants got o to theirrst 2-0 start since 2009, while New Or-rst 2-0 start since 2009, while New Or-leans lost its second straight.leans lost its second straight.

PANTHERS 46, 49ERS 27PANTHERS 46, 49ERS 27CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — Cam New-CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — Cam New-

ton threw for 353 yards and four touch-ton threw for 353 yards and four touch-downs, and the Panthers overcamedowns, and the Panthers overcamefour turnovers.four turnovers.

Newton threw two TD passes toNewton threw two TD passes toKelvin Benjamin and one each to GregKelvin Benjamin and one each to GregOlsen and Devin Funchess to pass JakeOlsen and Devin Funchess to pass JakeDelhomme for most TD passes in fran-Delhomme for most TD passes in fran-chise history with 122.chise history with 122.

TITANS 16, LIONS 15TITANS 16, LIONS 15DETROIT (AP) — Marcus Mariota con-DETROIT (AP) — Marcus Mariota con-

verted a fourth down with a perfectlyverted a fourth down with a perfectlylofted 9-yard pass TD pass to Andrelofted 9-yard pass TD pass to AndreJohnson with 1:13 left.Johnson with 1:13 left.

Mariota dropped the pass over line-Mariota dropped the pass over line-backer Tahir Whitehead to Johnson justbacker Tahir Whitehead to Johnson justbefore safety Rafael Bush could get tobefore safety Rafael Bush could get tothe veteran receiver.the veteran receiver.

Tennessee went 93 yards on 13 playsTennessee went 93 yards on 13 playsover nearly 6 minutes on the game-over nearly 6 minutes on the game-winning drive.winning drive.

TEXANS 19, CHIEFS 12TEXANS 19, CHIEFS 12HOUSTON (AP) — DeAndre HopkinsHOUSTON (AP) — DeAndre Hopkins

had 113 yards receiving and a touch-had 113 yards receiving and a touch-down and Nick Novak kicked four elddown and Nick Novak kicked four eldgoals. Novak connected from 32, 24, 31goals. Novak connected from 32, 24, 31and 43 yards for the Texans (2-0).and 43 yards for the Texans (2-0).

Cairo Santos made three eld goalsCairo Santos made three eld goalsin the fourth quarter to cut the lead toin the fourth quarter to cut the lead to19-12, but Houston recovered the on-19-12, but Houston recovered the on-side kick with less than a minute left.side kick with less than a minute left.

The Texans showed that they are aThe Texans showed that they are amuch dierent team than the one em-much dierent team than the one em-barrassed in a 30-0 wild-card playobarrassed in a 30-0 wild-card playo

loss to the Chiefs (1-1) in January.loss to the Chiefs (1-1) in January.Houston’s defense set a franchiseHouston’s defense set a franchise

record by recovering three fumbles inrecord by recovering three fumbles inthe rst half.the rst half.

STA teams lead areaSTA teams lead areaefforts at Spartan Inv.efforts at Spartan Inv.By MIKE BROWNmjbrown@the-review.com

BOARDMAN — Led bySt. Thomas Aquinas, whichwas the D3 girls’ teamchamp and the Aquinasboys’ team, which was arunner-up in its division,area teams fared very wellat the presti-gious SpartanCross CountryInvi tat ionalhe ld on thegrounds ofBoardman High SchoolSaturday.

The Aquinas girls’ team,which is the defendingstate D3 champion, out-pointed McDonald to cap-ture the Spartan teamcrown with 73 points.McDonald was second with95 points.

Leading St. Thomaswere the Soehnlen sistersof Kalee Soehnlen (5th,19:36), Hannah Soehnlen(13th, 20:20.1) and KaceeSoehnlen (16th, 20:34.6).Aquinas’ other runnerswere Hannah Ohman(18th, 20:34.6), RyleyKling (21st , 20:40.3),Nata l ie Vinci (87th,23:19.3) and Liz Wheeler(108th, 23:49.5).

“We always want to win(events) ,” sa id KaceeSoehnlen. “We want tocome back and try to win(state again) and I want tomake podium.”

St. Thomas girls’ crosscountry head coach EldonJones was pleased with histeam’s effort.

“All things considered,the top five ran well,”praised Jones. “HannahSoehnlen and Ryley Klingboth ran outstanding racestoday.”

Also, in the D3 girls’race, Western Reserve’sAshleigh Rowley was theindividual runner-up in atime of 19:14.8.

“I know my second-fastest (time ever) is a19:11,” said Rowley whowas pleased with her effortat Boardman. “(Lookingahead) it does make me feelgood because it definitelybuilds up your confidence.My goal is to get to stateand be one of the top run-ners there.”

Meanwhile, the Aquinasboys’ team was runner-upin the D3 boys’ divisionwith 73 points. Maplewoodwon the team title with 61points.

St. Thomas was led byJustis Paul (sixth, 16:47.6)and Edward Walsh (10th,17:00.2). Other Aquinasrunners were Eric Barton(16th, 17:15.2), DavidLaubacher (18th, 17:19.9),Zach Richards (23th,17:41.8), Owen Milnes

(25th, 17:47.2) and BrianPatterson (39th, 18:19.8).

“We just wanted to doour best,” said Walsh of theKnights’ solid effort. “Wethought we had a lot in us.We’re always looking atMaplewood but we’re al-ways cautious of what is be-hind us (in terms of other

challenges).”D2 BOYSI n t h e D 2

boys’ race, Al-l i a n c e w a s45th and the

Aviators’ runners wereD y l a n B a i l e y ( 6 3 r d ,18:00), Seth Stephens(256th, 20:16.7), RalphBorosky (275th, 20:46.6),Tommy Gress (297th,21:08.1), Blake Brown(308th, 21:21.1), RyanM c K n i g h t ( 3 4 9 t h ,22 :27 .2 ) and DeSeanHollins (380th, 29:05.0).

Marlington was 36th andthe Dukes runners wereColin Kunz (77th, 18:09.3),Mason McCarty (159th,18:58.2), Daniel Weimer(212th, 19:33.5), JimmyTarter (247th, 20:07.1) andHunter Cobb (291st ,21:04.4).

West Branch’s boys were30th and its placers wereMax Pigza (70th, 18:05.6),R.J . Yarwood (153rd,18:54.3), Michael Johnson(157th, 18:57), Zack Wil-liamson (206th, 19:29.3),Joseph Mitchell (281st,20:54.1), Josh Davidson(324th, 21:47.6) and AlexKidd (351st, 22:36.5).

Minerva ended 29th andits boys’ runners were JoeyStafford (66th, 18:01.6),Cody Wyatt (118th,18:33.2), Finn Bil l iter(224th, 19:43.7), TrevorKirkpatr ick (238th,19:53.2), Nick Bledsoe(259th, 20:21.5) and GageGarrott (265th, 20:32.2).

Salem had an excellentshowing, finishing 13th andits runners were Trey Dou-ble (42nd, 17:39.4), JoshAndrews (80th, 18:13.2),Cameron Christopher(83rd, 18:15.8), HunterChristopher (97th,18:21.5), Collin Zimmer-man (144th, 18:48), Jack-son Corbisello (162nd,18:58.9) and Owen Kirk-land (180th, 19:12.3).

DIVISION II GIRLSIn the D2 girls’ race,

Marlington had an out-standing day to finish fifthwith 228 points.

The Dukes were led byAlyssa Viscounte who waseighth overall in 19:46.6.The Dukes’ other runnerswere Leaha Viscounte(21st, 20:36.9), AubynBoyce (27th, 20:51.5),Krissy Tarter (66th,21:47.4), Erienne Ballard(106th, 22:43.6), MadisonBaxter (136th, 23:19.9)

and Victoria Nelson (320th,31:20.8).

Minerva finished eighthand its runners were NelleYankovich (20th, 20:29.2),Mackenzie Scott (23rd,20:40), Jenna Daulbaugh(33rd, 20:56.7), BrittanyMoyer (92nd, 22:28.4),Kala Eddy (100th,22:33.4), Sarah Carver(156th, 23:37. 9) and Ken-z ie Fountain (186th,24:03).

Southeast was 17th andits runners included JuliaLaChance (72nd, 21:57),Hannah Schi l l (74th,22:00), Caylee Mackey(115th, 22:52.6), AshleyHench (193rd, 24:16.4),Grace Michael (193rd,24:47.1) and Kaitlyn Pen-nington (233rd, 25:06.6).

West Branch was 36thand i ts runners wereKirsten Plocher (82nd,22:16.3), Brianna Biery(153rd, 23:34.7), MorganLucas (160th, 23:39.7),Kat ie Downs (273rd,23:39.7), Maddi Defen-baugh (276th, 25:54.6),Amanda Dean (281st ,27:06.5) and Bethany Car-ruthers (300th, 27:39.6).

Salem ended 38th and itsrunners included HaleyRozeski (147th, 23:27.9),Georgia McLachlan (209th,24:37.3), Reagan Kornbau(212th, 24:39.9), MakenzieMartin (214th, 24:46.2),Samantha Wilson (214th,24:46), Alyssa Koskinen(262nd, 26:03.1) and Bri-anna Beaver (268th,26:16).

In the D3 girls’ race,United was 21st and itsrunners were BryannHof fmeister (64th,22:42.7) , Jaycie Watt(83rd, 23:17.3), AnnaPaterson (85th, 23:18.2),Emily Henderson (130th,24:32.8), Tessa Young(174th, 26:55.5), AbbyCrawford (177th, 27:11.2)and Harley Salmen (208th,31:25.9).

In the D3 boys’ raceUnited was 24th and itsrunners included DanielFrase (44th, 18:24.2),Joseph Kataro (92nd,19:27.1), Cody Voytek(152nd, 21:25.8), JacobKataro (166th, 22:09.7),Brendan Detwiller (184th,23:29.6), Jeremiah Peters(186th, 23:49.8) and GabeSnyder (200th, 24:54.7).

D1 GIRLSThe Louisville girls fin-

ished 24th and its runnerswere Cassidy Kiko (50th,21:04.8), Nicole Israel(52nd, 21:07.7), ReganThomas (142nd, 22:21.4),Ir is Menegay (178th,23:01.3), Emma Patterson(183rd, 23:04.1), GraceCollins (187th, 23:07.9)and Elena Elmer (195th,23:15.7).

GGOLFOLFCCAPSULESAPSULESEVIAN-LES-BAINS, France (AP) — In GeeEVIAN-LES-BAINS, France (AP) — In GeeChun won the Evian ChampionshipChun won the Evian Championshipwith the lowest 72-hole score in majorwith the lowest 72-hole score in majorchampionship history, nishing at 21-championship history, nishing at 21-under 263 for a four-stroke victory.under 263 for a four-stroke victory.The 22-year-old South Korean player madeThe 22-year-old South Korean player madea 10-foot par putt on the par-4 18th toa 10-foot par putt on the par-4 18th tobreak the overall major record of 20 underbreak the overall major record of 20 underset by Henrik Stenson and Jason Day andset by Henrik Stenson and Jason Day andthe women’s mark of 19 under.the women’s mark of 19 under.She led from start to nish, althoughShe led from start to nish, althoughshe did share the rst-round lead withshe did share the rst-round lead withSung Hyun Park.Sung Hyun Park.Chun nished with a 2-under 69. In fourChun nished with a 2-under 69. In fourdays of intensely accurate driving and clini-days of intensely accurate driving and clini-cal putting, she was near-faultless. Her onlycal putting, she was near-faultless. Her onlysignicant blemish was a double bogey onsignicant blemish was a double bogey onthe ninth hole in the third round — andthe ninth hole in the third round — andeven then she limited the damage havingeven then she limited the damage havingopted for a two-stroke penalty.opted for a two-stroke penalty.

ALBERTSON BOISE OPENALBERTSON BOISE OPENBOISE, Idaho (AP) — Michael ThomsonBOISE, Idaho (AP) — Michael Thomsonwon the Web.com Tour Finals’ Albert-won the Web.com Tour Finals’ Albert-son Boise Open at Hillcrest Countryson Boise Open at Hillcrest CountryClub to regain a PGA Tour card.Club to regain a PGA Tour card.Thompson nished with his secondThompson nished with his secondstraight 7-under 64, birdieing ve of thestraight 7-under 64, birdieing ve of therst seven holes on the back nine, for arst seven holes on the back nine, for athree-stroke victory over Argentina’sthree-stroke victory over Argentina’sMiguel Angel Carballo.Miguel Angel Carballo.The 31-year-old Thompson nished atThe 31-year-old Thompson nished at23-under 261 and earned $180,000 in23-under 261 and earned $180,000 inthe second of four events that will de-the second of four events that will de-termtermine 25 PGA Tour cards. He won the 2013ine 25 PGA Tour cards. He won the 2013Honda Classic for his lone PGA Tour title.Honda Classic for his lone PGA Tour title.Carballo eagled the par-5 second holeCarballo eagled the par-5 second holein a 66. He earned $108,000 to alsoin a 66. He earned $108,000 to alsowrap up a PGA Tour card.wrap up a PGA Tour card.Grayson Murray was third at 18 under af-Grayson Murray was third at 18 under af-ter a 64. He already earned a card as ater a 64. He already earned a card as atop-25 nishers on the Web.com moneytop-25 nishers on the Web.com moneylist. England’s Andrew “Beef” Johnstonlist. England’s Andrew “Beef” Johnston(68) was 17 under and also earned a PGA(68) was 17 under and also earned a PGATour card, making $48,000 to push isTour card, making $48,000 to push istwo-event total to $54,910.two-event total to $54,910.The series features the top 75 playersThe series features the top 75 playersfrom the Web.com money list, Nos. 126-from the Web.com money list, Nos. 126-200 in the PGA Tour’s FedEx Cup stand-200 in the PGA Tour’s FedEx Cup stand-ings — Thompson was 145th, and Car-ings — Thompson was 145th, and Car-ballo 187th — and non-members suchballo 187th — and non-members suchas Johnson with enough PGA Touras Johnson with enough PGA Tourmoney to have placed in the top 200 inmoney to have placed in the top 200 inthe FedEx Cup had they been eligible.the FedEx Cup had they been eligible.The top 25 players on the Web.comThe top 25 players on the Web.comregular-season money list earned PGAregular-season money list earned PGATour cards. They are competing againstTour cards. They are competing againsteach other for tour priority, with regu-each other for tour priority, with regu-lar-season earnings counting in theirlar-season earnings counting in theirtotals. The other players are ghting fortotals. The other players are ghting for25 cards based on series earnings. Last25 cards based on series earnings. Lastyear, Rob Oppenheim got the last PGAyear, Rob Oppenheim got the last PGATour card with $3Tour card with $32,206. In 2014, Eric Ax-2,206. In 2014, Eric Ax-ley was 25th at $36,312.ley was 25th at $36,312.

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