Sunday's sports briefs

The 10-minute barrier at the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb is safe for another year.

Japan's Nobuhiro Tajima topped Unlimited Class challengers and won his fifth consecutive Race to the Clouds, finishing in 10:11.490.

"I'm very disappointed," Tajima said. "I thought I was faster, and it was a very good run. The car and everything worked well."

It was the 88th running of the hill climb, with 107 drivers, including a 16-year-old girl, competing in 21 classes. The Hill Climb is the nation's second-oldest race, behind the Indianapolis 500. The 12.42-mile course ascends 4,721 feet through 146 turns to the 14,110-foot summit on paved and gravel surfaces.

Lions president arrested Detroit Lions President Tom Lewand apologized after he was arrested on suspicion of drunken driving while at a charity golf tournament in northern Michigan.

Lewand said he is "deeply sorry" and takes full responsibility for his arrest late Friday. Without providing details, Lewand said he's "a person in active recovery" and "committed to taking all necessary steps to ensure nothing like this ever happens again."

Lewand was attending a golf event in Houghton Lake, about 150 miles northwest of Detroit.

The 14-time Olympic champion capped the two-day meet by winning the 200-meter medley in 1 minute, 58.95 seconds Sunday but was disappointed that he struggled in freestyle races and said he needs to train harder.

"I'm not worried," Phelps said. "Am I upset? Yes. Very. When I'm upset, I think it's the best time for me to try and use that as a motivation."

Fresh from three weeks of training in Colorado, Phelps won the 200 butterfly on Saturday but was last in the 100 freestyle. He finished third in the 200 freestyle Sunday.

Central Florida gets second Jordan Another son of Michael Jordan appears headed to play for Central Florida.

Jeffrey Jordan posted on his Twitter account that he was off to UCF, his "new school." The school had not made an official announcement.

Jeffrey Jordan would join his younger brother, Marcus Jordan, who was a freshman at UCF last season. Marcus Jordan tweeted Friday night that his brother was "officially here."

Track and field: Shot putter Christian Cantwell won his second consecutive outdoor title with a heave of 71 feet, 1/2 inches at the USA Outdoor Track and Field Championships in Des Moines. David Oliver upset David Payne in the 110 hurdles, breezing to victory in 12.93. Payne, the silver medalist in the Olympics two years ago, finished fourth.

Softball: Cat Osterman struck out 10 in a complete game and Alissa Haber drove in four runs as the United States defeated Australia 9-2 and remained unbeaten at the world softball championships in Caracas, Venezuela. Olympic champion Japan also remained unbeaten with a 2-1 win against Canada 2-1.

WNBA: Svetlana Abrosimova scored 19 of her 21 points in the second half and Seattle overcame a 13-point deficit to beat host Tulsa 83-72. ... Iziane Castros Marques scored 21 of her 25 points in the second half as the host Atlanta Dream rallied past the Los Angeles Sparks 89-81. ... Crystal Langhorne scored 31 points as Washington won its fourth home game in a row, 95-85 over Phoenix. ... Liberty guard Cappie Pondexter scored 19 points and host New York rallied to beat Connecticut 77-68. ... The Indiana Fever made six free throws in the final 64 seconds and held off the host Chicago Sky 70-64.