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MONDAY, JULY 12, 2021 OAOA.COM ODESSA AMERICAN 3B THIS WEEK IN SPORTS LOCAL SPORTS TUESDAY Minor League Baseball Amarillo Sod Poodles at Midland RockHounds, 6:30 p.m., Momentum Bank Ballpark, Midland. WEDNESDAY Minor League Baseball Amarillo Sod Poodles at Midland RockHounds, 6:30 p.m., Momentum Bank Ballpark, Midland. THURSDAY Minor League Baseball Amarillo Sod Poodles at Midland RockHounds, 7 p.m., Momentum Bank Ballpark, Midland. FRIDAY Minor League Baseball Amarillo Sod Poodles at Midland RockHounds, 7 p.m., Momentum Bank Ballpark, Midland. SATURDAY Minor League Baseball Amarillo Sod Poodles at Midland RockHounds, 7 p.m., Momentum Bank Ballpark, Midland.

SUNDAY Minor League Baseball Amarillo Sod Poodles at Midland RockHounds, 2 p.m., Momentum Bank Ballpark, Midland. TV SPORTS Basketball Time Event Station 7 p.m. Australia vs. USA NBCSN Major League Baseball Time Event Station 7 p.m. 2021 Home Run Derby ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNDEP 9 p.m.

All Star Celebrity Softball Game ESPN Soccer Time Event Station 1 p.m. Uruguayo: Liverpool at Rentistas GOL 5:30 p.m. Gold Cup: Jamaica vs. Suriname FS1, UniMas, TUDN 8 p.m. Gold Cup: Costa Rica vs.

Guadeloupe FS1, UniMas, TUDN Tennis Time Event Station 3 a.m.-x ATP: Newport, Hamburg, Bastad; WTA: Prague, Budapest, Lausanne TENNIS x-Tuesday; 2-KMID (ABC); 7-KOSA (CBS); 8-KPEJ (FOX); 9-KWES (NBC). RADIO SPORTS Soccer Time Event Station 8 p.m. Gold Cup: Costa Rica vs. Guadeloupe FM- 93.7 (Rankin) Radio stations from around the Permian Basin are encouraged to submit radio listings to the OA sports department by e-mail at Live events or shows will not be published unles submitted by stations to the OA sports department. WEST TEXAS WRAPUP Texas appears Mondays and Thursdays in the Odessa American sports section.

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BASKETBALL UTPB Basketball Camps: August 7 (10 a.m. 4 p.m.); $75; Wide assortment of skils and all campers will receive a t-shirt. Register at tinyurl.com/4s66h2fd. UTPB Basketball Camps: Elite Camp (7th-12th Grade; June 26, 1-5 p.m.); Register at utpbmbbcamps.com/About%20 Us; Information: utpbfalcons. com.

CONDITIONING OX Weightlifting: Conditioning classes for all athletes; 6 p.m.-7:30 p.m.; Fee: $60 for ages 10-and up, $90 for adults; Information: Brian Munoz at ICE SKATING MCM Ice Rink Learn to Skating classes: Classes ongoing at MCM Ice Rink for ages 5-adult; Information: 552-0200. JUDO Odessa Boys Girls Club Judo Team: New classes are under way; Information: John Taylor at 296-1296; or email or visit www.obcjudo.com. MISCELLANEOUS The Odessa College Sports Center offers a variety of hours and workout plans; building hours are 6 a.m.-8 p.m. Mondays-Thursdays, 6 a.m.-3 p.m. Fridays and 7 a.m.-noon Saturdays; Fitness Center complete workout and aerobics, water aerobics, pilates, yoga and swimming pool are offered.

Information: 335-6348. TENNIS League play offered at Mission Dorado courts; Information: 352-8824. West Texas Tennis Association programs: For information on USTA and non-USTA leagues, program and tournaments for all levels and ages, check out www. westtexastennis.com or call 563-1333. Bush Tennis Center is now taking registrations for its Junior Team Tennis program; Information: Luis Valdez at 6208180.

VOLLEYBALL Preparation Volleyball: 4th-12th graders; Wednesday evenings at Wilkerson Boys and Girls Club. Info: Linda McMillan or Regina McKnight at 432-6347460. Volleyball lessons: Girls from 3rd-12th grade; Wednesday nights. Fee: $10; First session at 6 p.m.; Second session at 8 p.m. Info: Linda McMillan or Regina McKnight at 432-634-7460.

Permian Basin Sand Sports: Co-ed and leagues. Fee: $2. From 8:30 p.m.-11 p.m. Info: Linda McMillan or Regina McKnight at 432-634-7460. was really big because he chipped in for eagle to put us in a really good Baeza Jr.

said. Sebastian made eagle as well, it was just all about getting it The hot start quickly turned into an opening 30 on the front nine and included a two-shot swing on the 5th hole when the Baezas made birdie while Adrian and Sebastian Cruz combined to make bogey. It quite work out to start but they were able to scramble for par on the Par 3 12th hole before recording a birdie on 13. Baeza made birdie on the Par 3 16th after narrowly missing a birdie putt on the previous hole. birdie on 16 gave us a little bit of breathing room but we told each other that we still have to go execute and hit good Baeza said.

After making a par on 17, the nal birdie came on the nish- ing hole when Baeza nearly chipped in from just off the front edge of the 18th green. As it turns out, it was exactly what was needed to win the title. was pretty comfortable going into the hole that we had a win but I know it had to be a Baeza said. put it to within three inches and made the putt so that was The Baezas got to celebrate winning a tournament together and both ected on what it meant to them. just feels Baeza Jr.

said. just another day of playing golf with my dad and having Baeza added: think it means for me since getting older and getting stronger, helping me more than he was when he was little. good to get a win with Follow Tony Venegas on Twitter at against the San Antonio Valor two weeks ago. West Texas head coach Tate Smith said he was ed with the effort he saw from his team even though they were missing some players due to injuries. thought offense was hitting on all cylinders from start to nish, the guys played really, really Tate Smith said.

thought our offensive line played extremely well in keeping guys off Daniel and it nitely gave us a chance to score a lot of points and make the fans The Warbirds will now go into postseason play, expecting to face either the Texas Jets or Arlington Longhorns at 7 p.m. July 17 at the Ector County Coliseum. The head coach said he thought the crowd played a big role in defeating the Jets and that will be important when the team is playing in elimination games. was our biggest crowd I thought Tate Smith said. was awesome to hear our fans get into the game, get rowdy and make it cult even at times for our guys because the most noise heard in a long Follow Chris Amaya on Twitter at WEST TEXAS WARBIRDS 82, TEXAS JETS 52 Texas .........................6 20 8 18 52 West Texas ..............27 14 14 27 82 SCORING SUMMARY First Quarter West Texas: Isaiah Robinson 1 run (kick failed).

West Texas: Isaiah Robinson 13 pass from Daniel Smith (Justin Lehr kick). West Texas: Jordan Gandy 30 pass from Daniel Smith (Justin Lehr kick). Texas: Brittan Golden 18 pass from Brandon Edwards (kick failed) West Texas: Jalem Childress 27 pass from Daniel Smith (Justin Lehr kick). Second Quarter Texas: Brittan Golden 18 pass from Brandon Edwards (Arthur Lockett run). West Texas: Aaron Dilworth 28 pass from Daniel Smith (Justin Lehr kick).

Texas: Arthur Lockett 30 run (two point failed) West Texas: Daniel Smith 11 run (Justin Lehr kick). Texas: Chris Thomas 27 pass from Brandon Edwards (two point failed). Third Quarter West Texas: Aaron Dilworth 30 pass from Daniel Smith (Justin Lehr kick). West Texas: Jordan Gandy 24 pass from Daniel Smith (Justin Lehr kick). Texas: Chris Thomas 27 pass from Brandon Edwards (Brandon Edwards run).

Fourth Quarter West Texas: Carlos Thompson, Jr. 8 pass from Daniel Smith (Justin Lehr kick). Texas: Brittan Golden 29 pass from Brandon Edwards (two point failed). West Texas: Isaiah Robinson 1 run (Justin Lehr kick). Texas: Josh Meier 5 pass from Brandon Edwards (two point failed).

West Texas: Carlos Thompson, Jr. 16 pass from Daniel Smith (Justin Lehr kick). West Texas: Jalem Childress 14 pass from Daniel Smith (Justin Lehr kick). Texas: Demarques Daughtry 52 yard kick return (two point failed). TEAM STATISTICS Texas West Texas First 7 Total Yards ........................232 314 Rushes-Yards 3-13 Passing .............................211 301 Comp-Att-Int 18-22-1 Fumbles-Lost 0-0 Penalties-Yards 6-50 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Rushing Texas: Arthur Lockett 3-39, Brandon Edwards 4- -18.

West Texas: Daniel Smith 1-11, Isaiah Robinson 2-2. Passing Texas: Brandon Edwards West Texas: Daniel Smith Receiving Texas: Brittan Golden 8-119, Chris Thoma 2-54, Josh Meier 3-27, Arvin Jackson 1-11. West Texas: Aaron Dilworth 4-76, Jalem Childress 4-76, Carlos Thompson, Jr. 3-74, Jordan Gandy 2-54, Isaiah Robinson 2-16, Jermaine Berry 1-5, Deveon Ball 1-0. Golf From Page 1B Warbirds From Page 1B SOCCER BY STEVE DOUGLAS The Associated Press LONDON Italian redemption story is complete.

painful half-century wait for a major title goes on. And it just had to be because of a penalty shootout. Italy won the European Championship for the second time by beating England 3-2 on penalties on Sunday. The match n- ished 1-1 after extra time. Gianluigi Donnarumma dived to his left and saved the decisive spot kick by Bukayo Saka, third straight failure from the penalty spot in the sho- outout in front of its own fans at Wembley Stadium.

It was less than four years ago that the Italians plunged to the lowest moment of its soccer history by failing to qualify for the World Cup for the rst time in six decades. Now, they are the best team in Europe and on a national- record 34-match unbeaten run under Roberto Mancini, their suave coach. England was playing in its rst major nal in 55 years. the latest heartache in shootouts at major tournaments, after defeats in 1990, 1996, 1998, 2004, 2006 and 2012. England went ahead in the second minute when Luke Shaw scored the fastest goal in a European Championship nal.

Leonardo Bonucci equalized in the 67th. Saka, a 19-year-old Londoner, was embraced by several England players after his miss. England coach Gareth Southgate hugged Jadon Sancho, who missed the previous England penalty, while Marcus Rashford the other one to miss walked off down the tunnel. Sancho and Rashford had been brought on in the nal minute of extra time, seemingly as specialist penalty takers. Donnarumma was in tears as he was embraced by his teammates as they sprinted toward him from the halfway line, where they watched the second penalty shootout in a European Championship nal.

They then headed to the other end of the eld and ran as one, diving to the ground in front of their own fans. It was second continental title after 1968, to add to the four World Cups. That the match went to extra time like three of the six European nals before it was not unexpected, given both nals also went the distance and the defensive solidity of both the teams. In fact, famously robust defense was only really opened up once in the entire 90 minutes and that resulted in goal, a half-volley that went in off the near post from Kieran cross. It was first goal for England and i prompted a st-pump between David Beckham an Tom Cruise in the VIP bo amid an explosion of jo around Wembley.

The fact that it was se up by Trippier, a full bac recalled to the team as par of a change of system to a 3-4-3 for the nal, woul have brought extra satisfaction to Southgate. Then, England barel saw the ball for the rest the game. elders dominated possession, starte playing their pretty passing routines and Englan resorted to getting nine even all 10 eld players behind the ball. It was reminiscent of the 2018 Worl Cup semifinals, whe England also scored earl against Croatia then spen most of the game chasin its eld. Initially, the Italians could only muster long- range efforts but the equalizer arrived from muc closer in.

A right-wing corne was icked on at the nea post, Marco Verratti ha a stooping header tippe onto the post by Pickford, and Bonucci put the ball i from close range. Still, England manage to hold on for extra time and actually had the bette of the nal stages. Just not the shootout, again. Italy wins Euro 2020 title in penalty shootout Half-century wait continues for England PAUL POOL VIA AP Gianluigi Donnarumma makes a save against Jadon Sancho during a penalty shootout at the Euro 2020 championship nal between England and Italy at Wembley Stadium Sunday in London. TONY ODESSA AMERICAN From left to right: Zach Robinson, Brad Robinson, Ciro Baeza Ciro Baeza, Sebastian Cruz and Adrian Cruz pose for a photo prior to the start of the nal round of the Parent-Child Golf Tournament Sunday at Ratliff Ranch Golf Links..