Top sports headlines from today

There's always something exciting happening in the world of sports, and today is no different. Here are some of the top sports headlines from today.

1. NCAA Men’s Basketball: Dayton Defeats Kansas

The NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament continues today with the first round of games. Dayton defeated Kansas in a close game.
The game was full of highlights and suspense, with each team trading leads multiple times. The final score was Dayton 74, Kansas 73.
Both teams have a lot to play for in the second round, as they are competing for a spot in the Sweet Sixteen. Tune in to watch the games today and tomorrow to see which team will move on.

2. NCAA Men’s Soccer: Creighton Defeats Davidson

The NCAA Men's Soccer Championship is in full swing and there has been plenty of excitement so far. Creighton defeated Davidson in the first semifinal game of the day, 3-2. This was a nail-biter and Davidson looked like they might pull off the upset. However, Creighton's defense held strong and they advanced to the final game.
In the other semifinal game, UCLA defeated UCF, 2-1. This was a very close game that went to overtime. UCLA eventually emerged victorious and will face Creighton in the final.
There have also been other great sports headlines, such as the NBA playoffs, the World Cup, and the MLB playoffs. Make sure to check out all the latest news and highlights to stay up to date on all the major sports.

3. NBA: Boston Celtics 122, Philadelphia 76ers 109

The Boston Celtics took down the Philadelphia 76ers 122-109, and some of the top sports headlines from today include the Celtics' win and Kawhi Leonard's injury. Other top stories include the NCAA Men's Division 1 Basketball Championship and the Women's Wimbledon Tennis Championships.

4. MLB: Cleveland Indians 5, Minnesota Twins 4

The Cleveland Indians topped the Minnesota Twins 5-4 in a close game today. Jason Kipnis and Carlos Santana hit back-to-back home runs in the top of the ninth inning to send Cleveland to their second win in as many games. Minnesota had taken a 4-1 lead into the ninth inning, but the Indians came back to win thanks to some clutch hitting. Kipnis and Santana have been two of the Indians' biggest hitters this season, and their home runs were just what the team needed to take the lead. This was the first time that the Twins had been shut out this season.

5. MLS: Colorado Rapids 1, LA Galaxy 1

The MLS season kicked off this morning with a bang as the Colorado Rapids narrowly edged the LA Galaxy 1-0.
Elsewhere in the league, Sporting KC came from a goal down to beat New England 2-1 and Orlando City SC beat the New York Red Bulls 2-1.
There are still a few games left this weekend so stay tuned for more exciting headlines!

6. NFL: Baltimore Ravens 28, Cincinnati Bengals 17

The Baltimore Ravens escaped with a 28-17 victory over the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday. Joe Flacco threw for 302 yards and two touchdowns, while Danny Woodhead added 87 yards and a score on the ground. Terrell Suggs led the defense with seven tackles and a sack, while Steve Smith posted 123 yards on six catches.
The Ravens (5-5) move to within a game of the Pittsburgh Steelers (5-4) for first place in the AFC North. The Bengals (4-6) fall to one game behind the Cleveland Browns (5-5) in the AFC North.

7. Formula One: Lewis Hamilton Wins Spanish Grand Prix

Lewis Hamilton won the Spanish Grand Prix today, making him the driver with the most championship points in Formula One history. He now has a total of 88 points, which is more than double the amount of any other driver.

8. WTA: Simona Halep Defeats Garbine Muguruza

WTA: Simona Halep Defeats Garbine Muguruza
In a tough three set battle, Halep emerged victorious, 6-1, 6-1, to move onto the quarterfinals of the WTA Finals. Halep has now won eight consecutive matches, and is looking to clinch her first ever WTA Finals title. Muguruza, who entered the match as the number one seed, will now face either Karolina Pliskova or Angelique Kerber in the next round.
This match was one of the most anticipated of the day, as Halep and Muguruza are two of the best players in the world. Halep, who is currently ranked fourth in the world, is a former number one, and is known for her strong play on clay. Muguruza, who is ranked second in the world, is a former Wimbledon champion, and is known for her powerful groundstrokes. This match was highly contested, and is sure to bring fans excitement for the next round.

9. ATP: Stan Wawrinka Wins Swiss Open

ATP World Tour - Stan Wawrinka Wins Swiss Open
After a three-year absence from the main tour, Swiss Stan Wawrinka won his first ATP World Tour title at the Swiss Open. He defeated Finland's Jarkko Nieminen in the final.
The victory gives Wawrinka his 14th career ATP World Tour title and his first since the 2014 Australian Open.