FOOTBALL

Beavers name offensive coordinator, QBs coach — New Oregon State coach Gary Andersen announced Sunday that he has selected Dave Baldwin as the program’s offensive coordinator and Kevin McGiven as the quarterbacks coach. Baldwin comes to the Beavers from Colorado State, where he was named the interim coach on Dec. 4 and led the Rams in their 45-10 loss to Utah in the Las Vegas Bowl. Colorado State played in two bowl games during Baldwin’s three-year stint as offensive coordinator, and over the last two seasons the Rams compiled an 18-9 record. Baldwin has spent the past 13 seasons as an offensive coordinator, including stints at Cincinnati, Baylor, Michigan State, New Mexico and Utah State, where he worked under Andersen. McGiven spent the last two years as Utah State’s offensive coordinator/quarterbacks coach. He was first associated with Andersen with the Aggies in 2009 as the assistant head coach and quarterbacks coach.

HOCKEY

U.S. blanks Germany — University of Michigan forward Dylan Larkin had two goals and an assist in the United States’ 6-0 victory over Germany on Sunday night in the World Junior Championship. The University of Minnesota’s Hudson Fasching had a goal and an assist, Jack Eichel (Boston University), Auston Matthews (U.S. Under-18 TEam) and Sonny Milano (Ontario Hockey League’s Plymouth) also scored, and Brandon Halverson (OHL’s Sault Ste. Marie) made 14 saves. The Americans are second in Group A with five points. The Americans will play Slovakia today and finish group play Wednesday night against Canada.

SAILING

Wild Oats XI takes line honors in Sydney-Hobart race — Wild Oats XI took line honors in the Sydney to Hobart yacht race for a record eighth time on Sunday, holding out a late challenge from American super-maxi Comanche in its big race debut. Australian-owned Wild Oats crossed the finish line to complete the 70th edition of the blue water classic in an unoffical time of 2 days, 2 hours and 2 minutes. Comanche, owned by Jim Clark and Kristy Hinze Clark and skippered by Ken Read, was listed as having about 10 nautical miles to sail when Wild Oats XI crossed the finish line off Battery Point in Hobart just after 3 p.m. local time.

— From staff and wire reports