The Nuggets waived guard Coby Karl, the son of coach George Karl, and center Brian Butch.
Both players were signed April 11 but didn’t appear in any games with the Nuggets last season.
Coby Karl, a Boise State product, averaged 14 points, 6.3 rebounds and 3.3 assists in four games with the Nuggets’ summer-league team in Las Vegas. Butch, a Wisconsin alumnus, played in two summer-league games, averaging seven points and six rebounds.
Knous’ 60 not enough to beat Clark.
Wyndham Clark of Cherry Hills Country Club became the youngest winner of the Colorado Golf Association’s Stroke Play Championship since 1971 when he made a 30-foot birdie putt and defeated Colorado Mines golfer Jim Knous on the second playoff hole at Boulder Country Club.
Knous started the day 10 strokes out of the lead but overtook 11 of the 12 of the players in front of him to advance to a playoff. The Basalt High School graduate shot a final-round, 10-under-par 60 — breaking the course record by two shots.
Clark’s age is 16 years, 8 months. Bob Byman of Boulder won the 1971 Stroke Play Championship before he was 16 1/2.
Rapids signing homegrown player.
The Rapids are expected today to announce the signing of their first homegrown player, Davy Armstrong of Rangeview High School.
Armstrong is a product of the Colorado Rapids Academy program and is expected to become the first player developed by the academy to sign a pro contract with the Major League Soccer team. His other option is to play at the University of Washington.
John Meyer, The Denver Post
Volleyball champs crowned in Breckenridge.
Casey Patterson and Ty Loomis of California won their third title with a 15-9 victory over the Brazilian team of Fred Souza and Pedro Brazao at the Wide Open volleyball tour stop in Breckenridge.
The women’s division was won by Chicago-area teammates Erin Gray and Kathryn Babcock, who defeated the California-based team of Heather Lowe and Tealle Hunkus.
