MLB Highlights

Baltimore Orioles: The Orioles fell to the Kansas City Royals 11–6 at Camden Yards. The Royals set a franchise record with seven home runs, including two by Maikel Garcia. Jackson Holliday provided a bright spot for Baltimore with a multi-homer game, becoming the youngest Oriole to do so since Manny Machado in 2012. (mlb.com)
Philadelphia Phillies: In a high-scoring affair, the Phillies were edged out by the Arizona Diamondbacks 11–9 in 10 innings. Josh Naylor’s RBI single in the 10th inning secured the win for Arizona. (AP)
Washington Nationals: The Nationals secured a 4–1 victory over the Cincinnati Reds. Luis García Jr. hit a solo home run to break a tie in the seventh inning, and CJ Abrams added a two-run double to extend the lead. (CBS sports)
Pittsburgh Pirates: The Pirates were shut out 4–0 by the San Diego Padres. Stephen Kolek, in his first MLB start, pitched 5 2/3 scoreless innings, leading the Padres to their fifth consecutive win. (ESPN)

NBA Playoffs

Golden State Warriors: The Warriors defeated the Houston Rockets 103–89 in Game 1 of their playoff series, taking an early lead in the matchup. (ESPN)

NHL Playoffs

Winnipeg Jets: In a thrilling Game 7, the Jets overcame the St. Louis Blues 4–3 in double overtime. Adam Lowry scored the game-winning goal, propelling Winnipeg into the second round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs. (AP)

College Sports

Gettysburg College: The men’s lacrosse team lost to Dickinson College 13–11 in the Centennial Conference championship. Despite a strong performance by Jackson Alpaugh, who scored four goals, Gettysburg couldn’t overcome a five-goal run by Dickinson in the second half. (Gettysburg College)
Gettysburg finished fourth with 72 points at the Outdoor Track & Field Centennial Conference Championships, earning five medals and five all-time top-ten finishes. One of them was Jack Regentin, a graduate of Biglerville High School, who set yet another hammer throw program record for the Bullets. Regentin led the Bullets with a fourth-place finish in the hammer throw with a season-best 46.10 meters, which sets a new program record. He also earned silver in discus with a toss of 45.92 meters and bronze in shot put with a throw of 15.16 meters.
Mount St. Mary’s University: The Mountaineers’ baseball team secured a 10–7 victory over Quinnipiac, winning the series. This marks Mount St. Mary’s first series win over Quinnipiac since 2010, improving their MAAC record to 11–13. (Quinnipiac University)