The United States made a stunning rally to capture an 11th consecutive Presidents Cup on Sunday, defeating the Internationals 17-13 in a victory dedicated to US President Donald Trump. Jacob Bridgeman secured the clinching point at Medinah Country Club by sinking a four-foot par putt at the 18th hole to defeat Australian Min Woo Lee 1-up.Also Read - <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/asian-games-2026-india-vs-afghanistan-quarterfinal-rain-washout-rules-predicted-xi-1790501105330">Asian Games: What happens if rain washes out India vs Afghanistan quarterfinal?</a>"I'm just so damn proud of this team," US captain Brandt Snedeker said. "All these guys, they fought for each other. They fought for this country. They fought for this team."Snedeker said Trump -- who visited the Chicago-area course for Sunday's final day -- should take credit for the win."He told me (he) was going to bring some energy today for you guys. You guys need it," Snedeker said. "And I told him if we did this, he gets all the credit. So thank you, President Trump."The Americans improved to 14-1-1 in the biennial rivalry after trailing 10.5-7.5 entering 12 concluding singles matches, the Internationals poised to end a 28-year win drought but failing."It was on a knife edge all day," Internationals captain Geoff Ogilvy of Australia said. "It's a very difficult thing to beat the US in singles in the US. They all played great."The Americans had nine wins and a draw on the final day."I don't think I'd do anything differently," Ogilvy said. "It sort of drifted the wrong way all day."The non-European side's lone win was in 1998 at Australia with a shared trophy at South Africa in 2003.The Americans, boasting eight of the world's 11 top-ranked golfers, won on the same suburban Chicago layout where Europe took the 2012 Ryder Cup with the famed "Miracle at Medinah" fightback."These guys never lost faith," Snedeker said. "I told the guys last night that funny stuff happens here. Medinah's got a history of funny things happening, and sure enough, they went out there and played their asses off. I'm so damn proud of those guys."Drama built with every match and ended with Bridgeman, who won his second PGA Tour title last week, falling behind for the first time with a bogey at 15 only to win 16 and 18 with pars."It was the coolest moment," he said. "I felt like I held in my emotions all day. To let it out on the last hole is pretty sweet."Cameron Young secured the first US point, beating Japan's Ryo Hisatsune 3&amp;2. He won holes 11-13 for his first lead and made a 32-foot birdie putt at 16 to win.Justin Thomas, 0-3 in Cup singles, won the first four holes and never trailed in beating Canada's Corey Conners 5&amp;3, sinking a 15-foot birdie putt at 15 to win.South Korea's Tom Kim answered with a 3&amp;2 victory over reigning US Open champion Wyndham Clark."I was second off. I really felt it was a &nbsp;responsibility to put a point up," said Kim, who will fly to Japan for the Asian Games.Top-ranked Scottie Scheffler, 3-1 this week, birdied five of the first 10 holes and never trailed in beating Colombian Nico Echavarria 2&amp;1.South Korean Im Sung-jae rattled in birdies on four of the last six holes to beat Sam Burns 3&amp;1, while Chris Gotterup beat South Africa's Christiaan Bezuidenhout 1-up.The Americans seized a 13.5-12.5 lead when Patrick Cantlay edged Australian Adam Scott 2&amp;1 and moments later Collin Morikawa beat Japan's Hideki Matsuyama 1-up.Cantlay was never behind but needed a 57-foot birdie putt at 16 and a seven-foot par putt at 17 to win.Morikawa tied his match at 15 on a 30-foot birdie putt and won when Matsuyama missed a 15-foot par putt at 18."I'm happy about that closing point," Morikawa said. "That was huge."Jackson Koivun, a 21-year-old rookie, beat South Korean 2-up.Canada's Nick Taylor tied Russell Henley and Xander Schauffele edged New Zealand's Ryan Fox 2&amp;1 after the Cup was decided.

The Americans improved to 14-1-1 in the biennial rivalry after trailing 10.5-7.5 entering 12 concluding singles matches, the Internationals poised to end a 28-year win drought but failing.

The United States made a stunning rally to capture an 11th consecutive Presidents Cup on Sunday, defeating the Internationals 17-13 in a victory dedicated to US President Donald Trump. Jacob Bridgeman secured the clinching point at Medinah Country Club by sinking a four-foot par putt at the 18th hole to defeat Australian Min Woo Lee 1-up. Also Read - Asian Games: What happens if rain washes out India vs Afghanistan quarterfinal? "I'm just so damn proud of this team," US captain Brandt Snedeker said. "All these guys, they fought for each other. They fought for this country. They fought for this team." Snedeker said Trump -- who visited the Chicago-area course for Sunday's final day -- should take credit for the win. "He told me (he) was going to bring some energy today for you guys. You guys need it," Snedeker said. "And I told him if we did this, he gets all the credit. So thank you, President Trump." The Americans improved to 14-1-1 in the biennial rivalry after trailing 10.5-7.5 entering 12 concluding singles matches, the Internationals poised to end a 28-year win drought but failing. "It was on a knife edge all day," Internationals captain Geoff Ogilvy of Australia said. "It's a very difficult thing to beat the US in singles in the US. They all played great." The Americans had nine wins and a draw on the final day. "I don't think I'd do anything differently," Ogilvy said. "It sort of drifted the wrong way all day." The non-European side's lone win was in 1998 at Australia with a shared trophy at South Africa in 2003. The Americans, boasting eight of the world's 11 top-ranked golfers, won on the same suburban Chicago layout where Europe took the 2012 Ryder Cup with the famed "Miracle at Medinah" fightback. "These guys never lost faith," Snedeker said. "I told the guys last night that funny stuff happens here. Medinah's got a history of funny things happening, and sure enough, they went out there and played their asses off. I'm so damn proud of those guys." Drama built with every match and ended with Bridgeman, who won his second PGA Tour title last week, falling behind for the first time with a bogey at 15 only to win 16 and 18 with pars. "It was the coolest moment," he said. "I felt like I held in my emotions all day. To let it out on the last hole is pretty sweet." Cameron Young secured the first US point, beating Japan's Ryo Hisatsune 3&2. He won holes 11-13 for his first lead and made a 32-foot birdie putt at 16 to win. Justin Thomas, 0-3 in Cup singles, won the first four holes and never trailed in beating Canada's Corey Conners 5&3, sinking a 15-foot birdie putt at 15 to win. South Korea's Tom Kim answered with a 3&2 victory over reigning US Open champion Wyndham Clark. "I was second off. I really felt it was a responsibility to put a point up," said Kim, who will fly to Japan for the Asian Games. Top-ranked Scottie Scheffler, 3-1 this week, birdied five of the first 10 holes and never trailed in beating Colombian Nico Echavarria 2&1. South Korean Im Sung-jae rattled in birdies on four of the last six holes to beat Sam Burns 3&1, while Chris Gotterup beat South Africa's Christiaan Bezuidenhout 1-up. The Americans seized a 13.5-12.5 lead when Patrick Cantlay edged Australian Adam Scott 2&1 and moments later Collin Morikawa beat Japan's Hideki Matsuyama 1-up. Cantlay was never behind but needed a 57-foot birdie putt at 16 and a seven-foot par putt at 17 to win. Morikawa tied his match at 15 on a 30-foot birdie putt and won when Matsuyama missed a 15-foot par putt at 18. "I'm happy about that closing point," Morikawa said. "That was huge." Jackson Koivun, a 21-year-old rookie, beat South Korean 2-up. Canada's Nick Taylor tied Russell Henley and Xander Schauffele edged New Zealand's Ryan Fox 2&1 after the Cup was decided.

The Americans improved to 14-1-1 in the biennial rivalry after trailing 10.5-7.5 entering 12 concluding singles matches, the Internationals poised to end a 28-year win drought but failing.

USA wins 11th consecutive Presidents Cup with 17-13 win over Internationals

India's woman pistol ace Manu Bhaker and Iran's reigning Olympic champion Javad Foroughi, won the 10M Air Pistol Mixed Team Gold at the ongoing International Shooting Sport Federation (ISSF) President`s Cup Rifle/Pistol in Wroclaw, Poland, late on Friday.

The Indo-Iranian pair got the better of the French-Russian duo of Mathilde Lamolle and Artem Chernousov 16-8 in the gold medal match. Manu and Javad had placed third in the qualification with a combined 582/600 to qualify for the first semi-final where they topped the field of four pairs to make it to the final.

Lamolle and Artem came through by winning the second semi-final.

ALSO READ:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/issf-junior-shooting-world-championship-india-confirm-top-place-finish-with-30-medals-419374">ISSF Junior Shooting World Championship: India confirm top place finish with 30 medals</a>

Among the other Indians in the field, Abhishek Verma paired up with Ukrainian Olena Kostevych to finish sixth while the pairing of Saurabh Chaudhary and Swiss Heidi Gerber Diethelm also made it among the top eight semi-finalists to finish seventh.

Yashaswini Deswal, the fourth Indian in the fray, who was paired with Slovakian Juraj Tuzinsky, ended 10th among the 12 teams in the competition.

International Mixed Teams were formed by the ISSF randomly in accordance with the draw. In the day`s other medal event, China`s Lihao Sheng and Romania`s Laura-Georgeta Ilie won the 10m Air Rifle Mixed Team competition.

The inaugural ISSF President`s Cup is a rechristened version of the ISSF World Cup Finals, where the year`s top 12 athletes according to World Ranking are invited to determine the best individual athletes of the year in the respective Olympic events.

Also Read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/issf-junior-world-championship-manu-bhaker-shines-as-four-golds-take-india-to-top-of-medal-standings-417884">ISSF Junior World Championship: Manu Bhaker shines as four golds take India to top of medal standings</a>

Individual winners will be awarded The Golden Target along with prize money. Cash awards will also be awarded to all athletes in the individual competitions.

Saturday, day three of competitions, has the first of four individual finals on schedule. Indian interests lie in the Men`s and Women`s 10m Air Pistol competitions where Manu has made it to the semi-finals along with both Saurabh and Abhishek in the Men`s competition.&nbsp;

India's woman pistol ace Manu Bhaker and Iran's reigning Olympic champion Javad Foroughi, won the 10M Air Pistol Mixed Team Gold at the ongoing International Shooting Sport Federation (ISSF) President`s Cup Rifle/Pistol in Wroclaw, Poland, late on Friday.

India's woman pistol ace Manu Bhaker and Iran's reigning Olympic champion Javad Foroughi, won the 10M Air Pistol Mixed Team Gold at the ongoing International Shooting Sport Federation (ISSF) President`s Cup Rifle/Pistol in Wroclaw, Poland, late on Friday. The Indo-Iranian pair got the better of the French-Russian duo of Mathilde Lamolle and Artem Chernousov 16-8 in the gold medal match. Manu and Javad had placed third in the qualification with a combined 582/600 to qualify for the first semi-final where they topped the field of four pairs to make it to the final. Lamolle and Artem came through by winning the second semi-final. ALSO READ: ISSF Junior Shooting World Championship: India confirm top place finish with 30 medals Among the other Indians in the field, Abhishek Verma paired up with Ukrainian Olena Kostevych to finish sixth while the pairing of Saurabh Chaudhary and Swiss Heidi Gerber Diethelm also made it among the top eight semi-finalists to finish seventh. Yashaswini Deswal, the fourth Indian in the fray, who was paired with Slovakian Juraj Tuzinsky, ended 10th among the 12 teams in the competition. International Mixed Teams were formed by the ISSF randomly in accordance with the draw. In the day`s other medal event, China`s Lihao Sheng and Romania`s Laura-Georgeta Ilie won the 10m Air Rifle Mixed Team competition. The inaugural ISSF President`s Cup is a rechristened version of the ISSF World Cup Finals, where the year`s top 12 athletes according to World Ranking are invited to determine the best individual athletes of the year in the respective Olympic events. Also Read: ISSF Junior World Championship: Manu Bhaker shines as four golds take India to top of medal standings Individual winners will be awarded The Golden Target along with prize money. Cash awards will also be awarded to all athletes in the individual competitions. Saturday, day three of competitions, has the first of four individual finals on schedule. Indian interests lie in the Men`s and Women`s 10m Air Pistol competitions where Manu has made it to the semi-finals along with both Saurabh and Abhishek in the Men`s competition.

ISSF President's Cup: Manu Bhaker and Iran's Javad Foroughi win Air Pistol Mixed Team gold

Six-time world champion boxer Mary Kom clinched the gold medal in the 23rd President's Cup in 51Kg category on Sunday.

Kom defeated Australian April Franks 5-0 without breaking a sweat.

"Gold medal for me and for my country at #PresidentCup Indonesia. Winning means you're willing to go longer, work harder &amp; give more effort than anyone else. I sincerely thanks to all my Coaches and support staffs of @BFI_official @KirenRijiju @Media_SAI," Mary Kom tweeted.

Ever since the 51 kg category boxer became an Olympic weight, Mary has been juggling between 51 kg and her favourite 48 kg.

The Indian boxing icon, who has her world titles in 48 kg, also won 2012 Olympic bronze and 2019 India Open gold, both in 51 kg category.

The London Olympic bronze medallist is preparing for the 2020 qualifications.

Six-time world champion boxer Mary Kom clinched the gold medal in the 23rd President's Cup in 51Kg category on Sunday. Kom defeated Australian April Franks 5-0 without breaking a sweat.

Six-time world champion boxer Mary Kom clinched the gold medal in the 23rd President's Cup in 51Kg category on Sunday. Kom defeated Australian April Franks 5-0 without breaking a sweat. "Gold medal for me and for my country at #PresidentCup Indonesia. Winning means you're willing to go longer, work harder & give more effort than anyone else. I sincerely thanks to all my Coaches and support staffs of @BFI_official @KirenRijiju @Media_SAI," Mary Kom tweeted. Ever since the 51 kg category boxer became an Olympic weight, Mary has been juggling between 51 kg and her favourite 48 kg. The Indian boxing icon, who has her world titles in 48 kg, also won 2012 Olympic bronze and 2019 India Open gold, both in 51 kg category. The London Olympic bronze medallist is preparing for the 2020 qualifications.

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USA wins 11th consecutive Presidents Cup with 17-13 win over Internationals

ISSF President's Cup: Manu Bhaker and Iran's Javad Foroughi win Air Pistol Mixed Team gold

Mary Kom wins gold at President's Cup