Milwaukee Sports Headlines

Golden State Warriors star Draymond Green was arrested on a charge of misdemeanor assault and battery over the weekend near the Michigan State campus, police said Monday.

Combo guard Brad Davison, who lives in Osseo, Minn., and is entering his senior season at Maple Grove High School, on Monday gave UW an oral commitment.

MONDAY

After Britain famously endured a 77-year wait between Wimbledon men’s champions, Andy Murray has given the host country a pair of titles in quick succession.

The University of Wisconsin graduate finished third at the U.S. Olympic trials to claim his spot on the team and goes into the Summer Games ranked eighth in the world.

ATHLETICS

Mike Larson, 25, Menomonee Falls, Classic Menomonee Falls, Wed Random Scratch, 300 game. 766 series (244-222-300).

SUNDAY

Milos Raonic is as good a server as there is in tennis nowadays. Andy Murray is one of the top returners. How that matchup plays out in the Wimbledon final Sunday could go a long way toward determining who wins the championship.

Tom Haudricourt ranks the teams in the National and American leagues from top to bottom.

BROADLANDS: Lynne Edler, 84.

Milwaukee Bucks guard Giannis Antetokounmpo struggled in Greece’s 66-61 loss to Croatia on Friday, a result that ended the Greeks’ hopes for a berth in the Rio Olympic Games.

British rider Steve Cummings won the Tour de France’s seventh stage in the Pyrenees, which came to a bizarre end when an inflatable arch marking the final kilometer collapsed Friday.

Since winning Wimbledon a year ago for her fourth consecutive Grand Slam title and 21st of her career, Serena Williams’ count has stalled. She can tie Steffi Graf’s Open-era record on Saturday.

On Sunday, Milos Raonic will face No. 2 Andy Murray, who easily eliminated No. 10 Tomas Berdych, 6-3, 6-3, 6-3, in the second semifinal.

Hall of Fame coach Larry Brown resigned Friday as SMU’s basketball coach, citing an inability to work out an acceptable contract extension with the school.