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The final round of the US Women's Golf Championship was held at Pine Beach G Links in Hainan, southwest Korea.
[Hainan (South Korea) Current Affairs] The final round of the US Women's Golf BMW Championship was held on the 25th at Pine Beach G Links (par 72) in Hainan, southwest Korea, where 26-year-old Yuri Yoshida won her first US tour victory. He improved his total to 17 under par and overcame a four-stroke difference with the leader.
She is the fourth Japanese athlete to win this season, following Miyu Yamashita, Shiho Kuwagi, and Yuna Nishimura.
◇ Biography of Yuri Yoshida
Yuri Yoshida started playing golf at the age of 10. She won the Japan Women's Amateur Championship and the Japan Junior Championship in 2018, and passed the professional test in 2019. Won her first victory on the Japan Tour in 2021 at Rakuten Super Ladies. She won her first domestic major title at the 2023 World Ladies Salonpas Cup, and has been playing the US tour since 2024. He has a total of 4 wins on the Japan tour. Her younger sister Suzu is also a promising player with two domestic wins in her second year as a professional. 158 cm. 26 years old. Born in Chiba Prefecture.

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The selection committee for the Sawamura Award, which is given to the most successful starting pitcher in professional baseball that year, was held in Tokyo on the 26th, and Hanshin's Haruto Takahashi was selected for the first time. This season, he achieved 4 goals with 16 wins and an ERA of 1.87.

The first female shogi player is born in the shogi world. Tomoka Nishiyama, 31, a four-time female shogi champion, has fulfilled her lifelong dream of becoming the first female shogi player and will be active as a shogi player from next spring. This is the first female shogi player to achieve this feat in more than half a century.

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In the Japan Series, Softbank's Hotaka Yamakawa appeared as a pinch hitter in the 9th inning and hit a game-tying solo home run. The team then won with Kawamura's winning shot in the 10th inning. Yamakawa has suffered from a slump this season, but he showed his competitive strength in short, decisive matches.

Last year's champion, Ami Nakai, achieved a come-from-behind victory at the French Figure GP. Starting in 3rd place in the SP, she took her mother's advice to heart and succeeded in performing triple axels in the free program, overcoming her fear and winning the championship.