EUGENE, Ore. (AP) - Incoming Florida State freshman Kendal Williams won the 100 meters at the IAAF world junior championships at Oregon's Hayward Field on Wednesday night, besting fellow American Trayvon Bromell.

Williams finished in a personal-best 10.21 seconds, and Bromell followed at 10.28. Williams' gold was the first for the United States at the international track and field event.

Bromell set the junior world record in the 100 at the NCAA track and field championships last month, breaking the 10-second barrier with a 9.97 finish.

Dina Asher-Smith of Britain won the women's 100 in 11.23 seconds. Florida high school junior Kaylin Whitney was third in 11.45. Earlier this month at the U.S. junior championships, Whitney set a high school record of 11.10.

PONTE VEDRA, Fla. -- A few months ago, we introduced you to Ponte Vedra High School star volleyball player Corinne Quiggle.

Then, Quiggle was preparing to compete in the two-on-two volleyball Junior Olympics.

Since then, the incoming senior at Ponte Vedra has been very busy this summer training six days a week in Manhattan Beach, California with Olympic coaches.

This past weekend the elite 10 girls player and her partner won the USA Volleyball High Performance National Championship, beating the top teams from around the country.

Quiggle and her partner went 10-0 over the three days en route to winning the gold medal.

Corrinne, who will graduate early in December, will start college at Pepperdine in January.

Not everyone is ready to leave the Miami Heat.

Hours after LeBron James decided to return to the Cleveland Cavaliers, free agent forward Chris Bosh agreed to terms on five-year, $118 million deal to re-sign with the Heat, a person with knowledge of the negotiations told USA TODAY Sports. The person requested anonymity because the deal had not yet been announced.

Bosh was faced with a tough choice, as the Houston Rockets offered him a maximum salary contract and the chance to play with Dwight Howard and James Harden and become a part of a title contender again. Yet the Heat are clearly taking the aggressive approach to ensure that they remain title contenders as well, as they made the move to secure Bosh and are in the process of trying to do the same with fellow free agent Dwyane Wade.

As for who takes James' spot, the Heat have had talks with Luol Deng's representatives Friday afternoon, a person with knowledge of Deng's situation told USA TODAY Sports. The person requested anonymity because of the private nature of the talks.

Deng, the former Chicago Bulls and Cavaliers small forward who has been seeking a salary of about $12 million annually, has not been able to agree to terms with the Atlanta Hawks because of their difference of opinion on his market value. The Charlotte Hornets and Washington Wizards also were thought to be on his short list in terms of interested suitors, but the Heat situation appears to have piqued his interest above the rest at the moment. The Rockets would provide a good fit for Deng as well, but previous discussions between Deng's representatives and Houston officials indicated they were hoping to spend about $10 million per year on a player like Deng if Bosh ultimately declined.

Bosh averaged only 16.2 points and 6.6 rebounds a game last season but has been a central figure for the Heat in the four-year run. The nine-time NBA All-Star plays out of position at center for Miami and stretches defenses with his shooting range and size. He often is looked to for big shots down the stretch, even from three-point range.

With James leaving town, Bosh now should take a bigger role. Miami hopes he can return to the type of production he had with the Toronto Raptors, for whom he averaged 24.0 points and 10.8 rebounds a game in 2009-10. Yahoo Sports first reported Bosh's deal.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- Paxon School for Advanced Studies will host a celebrity basketball game on Saturday night to benefit homeless students in Duval County Public Schools.

The I'm a Star Foundation will be hosting this game. The celebrity team will include Superintendent Dr. Nikolai Vitti, Mayor Alvin Brown, Sheriff John Rutherford, and players from the Jacksonville Giants. They will be playing against an All-Star team of high school basketball players from Duval County Public Schools.

The game will begin at 6 PM on Saturday, June 28th. Tickets will be $5.00 for student and $10.00 for adults. If you'd like to purchase them online, click on this link: http://www.imastarfoundation.org/Jacksonville-HELPS-Jacksonville-FL.html.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- It's expected that former Paxon and Providence star Patric Young will get selected in the NBA Draft on Thursday night. If and when he does, he will become the first Jacksonville native chosen in the NBA Draft since 1997 when James Collins was picked by the Clippers in the second round.

After an 11-year professional career that included 2 seasons in the NBA and 9 seasons overseas, James is back at his alma mater, Andrew Jackson High School, where he is entering his 6th season as the Tigers head basketball coach.

Chad Cushnir recently caught up with this Jacksonville legend to discuss his memories of being selected in the NBA Draft and why it's been so long since someone from Jacksonville has been chosen in the NBA Draft.

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) - The Tampa Bay Rays have taken batting practice against a female high school knuckleballer

Evan Longoria, Jose Molina and David Price hit against 17-year-old

from Durant High School in nearby Plant City. They did it before Monday night's game against Pittsburgh.

Tampa Bay manager Joe Maddon met Baker recently at an awards ceremony and invited her to Tropicana Field. Maddon says the junior who plays on her school's baseball team was outstanding and has a knuckleball that "moves nicely."

Baker admitted that she was intimidated at first, but had a "great time" while pitching from about 10 feet in front of the mound and behind a protective screen. She displayed good control, but did hit Longoria in the back with a pitch.

Molina swung and missed a couple of times, and Price hit a hard line drive up the middle.

Baker says the late major league knuckleballer Joe Niekro taught her to throw the fluttering pitch about 10 years ago.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - Ed White High School defensive back Javarius Davis says he'll play college football at the University of North Carolina.

The speedster made a verbal commitment to the Tarheels over the weekend. He joins Trinity Christian linebacker Andre Smith and First Coast offensive lineman William Sweet as local players that have committed to UNC.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- Toby Bullock is the third head football coach at Wolfson High School in the last year.

The former Creekside offensive coordinator is hoping to bring stability to the Wolfpack football program. The former football player at Marshall was hired earlier this month after Tom Williams stepped down after just 24 days on the job.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- Just like most years, the First Coast High School football team has a lot of talent.

Quarterback DeAndre Johnson has been starting for the Bucs since the first game of his freshman season. The verbal commitment to Florida State is now a senior.

Johnson has a talented receiving corps to throw to that includes UF commit Tristan Payton, South Carolina commit Jerad Washington, and super sophomore D.J. Matthews.

Linebacker Sherrod Pittman (South Carolina commit) anchors the Bucs defense.