SOMERSET, N.J. — Butler graduate Meghan Schnur led the Women's Professional Soccer league in minutes played as her Sky Blue team won the first WPS championship.

Sky Blue had to win three road playoff games in eight days to capture the crown, which they won with a 1-0 decision over the regular season champion Los Angeles Sol.

Schnur played 2,021 minutes and repeatedly stopped Marta — a Brazilian and the 2008 FIFA Women's Soccer Player of the Year — in one-on-one coverage during the league title game.

Schnur was selected to play with the full U.S. Women's National Soccer Team this fall.

UNIONTOWN — Billy Wolfe, 9, of the Butler Cubs won a unanimous decision over Brandon Lial of WVU on Sunday to lift his career record to 3-0.Schedule set for Labor Day tourneyThe schedule is set for the 11-team double-elimination adult baseball Labor Day weekend tournament.Games will continue at Highfield Park and Pullman Park all day Saturday. Games Sunday begin at 11 a.m. at Pullman Park.Championship Monday will feature games at 11 a.m. and 1:15 p.m., followed by 3:30 p.m. if necessary.First-round games follow:<B>Friday, 6 p.m.</B>Debos vs. Portage (Ohio), Pullman ParkOakland Ducks vs. Saxonburg, Highfield lower fieldPittsburgh vs. Sto-Rox Hurricanes<B>Saturday, 10 a.m.</B>Butler City vs. Freeport, Pullman ParkClancy's Pub vs. Debos-Portage winner, Highfield lower fieldRochester Bulldogs vs. Pittsburgh-Sto-Rox winner, Highfield upper fieldAllegheny Pirates vs. Saxonburg-Oakland winner, Butler County Communuity College

HURRICANE, W.Va. — Butler Country Club pro Rob McClellan's foursome and duo finished first in the Sleepy Hollow Pro-Pro-Am-Am golf tournament Tuesday at Sleepy Hollow Country Club.McClellan teamed with Pittsburgh National Golf Club pro Ryan Sikora and amateurs Bill Hunter and Craig Thomasmeyer to card a 257 for the two-round event, 10 strokes better than the second-place foursome.McClellan and Sikora carded a 127 in the pro-pro portion of the event, one stroke better than Jonathan Clark and Craig Berner and three strokes better than Treesdale duo Joe Boros and Travis Dickson.