From staff and wire reports
The Kannapolis Intimidators used timely hitting to beat Greensboro 7-4 on Saturday in front of 4,551 fans.
Spencer Adams (7-5) earned the win, allowing three runs and four hits in six innings. He struck out six. Kelvis Valerio earned his fifth save.
Michael Suiter extended his hitting streak to a career-high 11 games. Brett Austin had a two-run single.
The Intimidators and Grasshoppers wrap up a four-game series Sunday.

Youth softball
Rowan Little League’s 11-12 all-stars have won twice in regional competition, beating South Carolina 10-0 and Virginia 11-1.
Rowan is two wins away from the World Series in Oregon and plays Tennessee on Sunday.

Local golf
McCanless Adult /Child Tournament Results
18 — Up Championship Flight
George Benfield-Shane Benfield 63
Tim Free -Ethan Free 66
Steve McIntyre-Robin McIntyre 74
Gene Seaford-Robin Leslie 75
18-Up 1st Flight
Mary Seaford-Brett Leslie 77
Keith Mason-Nate Wilkinson 77
Bill Bostian-Gary Bostian 80
14-17 Division
Jay Owens=Dylan Owens 79
John Hawkins-Tanner Hawkins 80
Eric Miller-Alex Miller 80
Azalee Story-Chase Leonard 81
David Wilson-Masdon Wilson 85
10-13 Division
Scott Perry-Brodie Perry 70
Pete Kuld-Gavin Kuld 71
Bo Hawkins-Blake Hawkins 73
Mark Hoesman-Whitt Hoesman 74
Sharon Miller-Alexis Miller 75
Brian Hodgin-Wes Hodgin 76
Dwayne-McIntyre Brady McIntyre ( age 7 ) 76
Scott Perry-Rian Perry 81
John Mark Trexler- Greyson Trexler 82
Brandon Parker-Nathan Ferguson 84
Brad Cobb-Dallas Cobb 90
Longest Drive (9-Under): Brady McIntyre
Closest to Pin No. 3: Shane Benfield
Closest to Pin No. 6: Jay Owens
Closest to Pin No. 12 Chase Leonard

Racing
NEWTON, Iowa — Ryan Blaney survived four cautions in the last 24 laps at Iowa Speedway to win the NASCAR Xfinity race for his first victory of the season on Saturday.
The 21-year-old Blaney erased the sting of a disappointing runner-up finish last week in Indianapolis by maintaining his lead through a second green-white-checkered finish on the 0.894-mile oval.
Blaney led a track-record 252 laps — two more than were originally scheduled — and won after finishing second three times in his other six Xfinity starts this season.

Champions Tour
BLAINE, Minn. — Defending champion Kenny Perry had a hole-in-one and matched the 3M Championship record with an 11-under 61 to take a four-stroke lead in the Champions Tour’s event.