The TinCaps wrapped up their franchise-record 12-game road trip on Sunday with a double double at Four Winds Field against the South Bend Cubs.

Fort Wayne won the first game, which was suspended in the third inning in the rain on Saturday night, 3-2 on a two-run homerun from slugger Agustin Ruiz in the fifth who broke a 1-all tie.

Ruiz has 10 home runs and 36 RBIs, placing in the top four at High-A Central in both categories.

The TinCaps box pitched seven innings in the opener and allowed just one run on four hits while striking out eight. Southpaw Ramon Perez pitched two scoreless innings and earned his second victory in as many appearances since being promoted to High-A.

Edwuin Bencomo pitched a scoreless inning in his first appearance in nearly three weeks due to a contraction in his forearm.

Fort Wayne (22-25) lost the second game in seven innings 11-4 after starter Matt Waldron allowed nine runs (won three) with seven walks in 22/3 innings.

The TinCaps took 4 out of 6 from the Cubs and went 6-6 on the road trip.

CAR RACE

Cindric wins the Xfinity event

In Long Pond, Pa., Austin Cindric won his fourth Xfinity Series race of the season, fending off Ty Gibbs at Pocono Raceway. Gibbs was second, followed by Justin Allgaier, Noah Gragson and AJ Allmendinger.

RIDE A BIKE

A newcomer to the circuit wins stage 2

Tour de France rookie Mathieu Van der Poel snatched the yellow leader’s jersey with a victory in the second stage in Perros-Guirec, France. Van der Poel, grandson of Tour great Raymond Poulidor, attacked on the steep climb to the finish line at Mur de Bretagne to drop world champion Julian Alaphilippe, who had led after the first stage.

GOLF

Former Saints star wins local event

Former Bishop Dwenger star Logan Ryan won the Fort Wayne Golf Association Amateur Open with a score of three days under 141. He shot a 73 Saturday at Cherry Hill Golf Club and finished with a 68 Sunday at Autumn Ridge to clinch the title with a stroke over former Canterbury star Michael Brothers, who was 73-69 for a 2-under 142. Lance Hoch and Jason Smith were 1-under 143. Saturday the leader Hunter Melton, who had a 70 at Cherry Hill, shot 76 at Autumn Ridge to finish 2 more.

TENNIS

Williams will not participate in the Tokyo Olympics

Serena Williams will not be competing in the Tokyo Olympics, she confirmed in her video press conference ahead of Wimbledon. She declined to say why she was not participating.

Wimbledon drops a Brit

Three-time Grand Slam semi-finalist Johanna Konta, Britain’s only female seed in singles at Wimbledon, has been removed from the tournament because a member of her team tested positive for COVID-19. The All England Club said the 27th seed Konta was determined to have been in close contact with the squad member and therefore had to self-isolate for 10 days.