ExCardinal Macario scores first U.S. goal

Former Stanford player Catarina Macario scored the first goal of her international career in the third minute, Megan Rapinoe followed with two firsthalf goals and the U.S. women’s national team routed Colombia for the second time in five days, 60 in a friendly in Orlando, Fla.

The Brazilianborn Macario, a twotime NCAA champion and twotime NCAA player of the year who gained her U.S. citizenship last year, turned pro earlier this month, opting to skip her senior season with the Cardinal.

Golf: Sungjae Im shot a 7underpar 65 at the PGA Tour’s American Express to take a onestroke lead over firstround leader Cal alum Brandon Hagy (70) and four others in La Quinta (Riverside County). ExCal players Max Homa (8under total after a 70) and James Hahn (7under, 69) and Byeong Hun An (6under, 73) were also in the hunt.

Tournament host Phil Mickelson missed the cut, but made 18 pars for the first time in his 2,201 rounds of PGA Tour play.

San Franciscoborn Danielle Kang continued to sail along at the LPGA Tour’s seasonopening Diamond Resorts Tournament of Champions at Lake Buena Vista, Fla., shooting a 6under 65 to stretch her lead to two shots over Nelly Korda (66) and move to 13under 129.

Tennis: Threetime major champion Andy Murray withdrew from the Australian Open after he tested positive for the coronavirus.

Media: The NBC Sports Network, which is best known for its coverage of the NHL and English Premier League, will be going away at the end of the year, with programming moving to USA Network and NBC’s new Peacock streaming service.

Hospitalized: Former baseball manager Davey Johnson is in a Florida hospital with COVID19, according to former New York Mets spokesman Jay Horwitz. Johnson, 77, was a fourtime AllStar second baseman and managed the Mets to a World Series title in 1986.