Charley Hull believes her hard work off the course is paying off as she begins to find form ahead of a busy summer of majors. The world No 25 narrowly missed out on a maiden major victory at last months ANA Inspiration, finishing in a tie-for-second alongside In Gee Chun as Lydia Ko claimed a one-shot win.Hull had posted a back-nine 32 during her final round in California to move into contention, only to see hopes of forcing a play-off dashed when Ko carded a final-hole birdie. Hull was one shot back from eventual winner Lydia Ko The strong showing in the opener major of the year followed top-10 finishes Pure-Silk Bahamas LPGA Classic and the Womens Australian Open, with Hull now confident that a first win since the 2014 Lalla Meryem Cup isnt far away.I feel like my game is in a good place, Hull told Sky Sports News HQ. Ive had a good season so far, so all my hard work has been paying off I think.I had a great week (at the ANA). There were no nerves and I was just thinking it would be great to go out and have a good chance to win it, because I was pumped up. The 20-year-old is still looking for a maiden LPGA Tour title Because I have been in that position quite a few times, I dont really feel about golf on the golf course. I try and switch my mind away from it. Im not scared of the possibility of doing well, so Im like oh I love this feeling and then go out there and make more birdies.Hull has been working on her fitness and nutrition over the winter after a change of coach last year, with the 20-year-old now looking to continue her rise up the world rankings. Hull was speaking to the media at the Womens British Open media day A busy summer sees three majors played over a seven-week stretch ahead of golfs return to the Olympics in August, but Hull is relishing the opportunity to play so many big events in such a short space of time.Its quite good when theyre close together, Hull added. You can kind of get on a roll and I enjoy that, so Im buzzed for it.I feel like lately Ive been playing well on the back nine when I have to. It started at the Solheim Cup and after that I feel like my gym stuff has been helping me a lot as well.I try and eat really healthily and I feel like it definitely helped with my swing. When Im under pressure it feels like Ive been coping good. Also See: Hull misses out on ANA title LPGA Tour latest news Ko cruises to Kia crown Golf on Sky Sports 4 Air Max 90 2019 Wholesale . -- When the Florida Panthers fell behind by two goals in the first period to the top team in the NHL, it appeared they were on their way to yet another loss. Air Max 90 Ultra Outlet . Pirlo limped out of Sundays 1-0 win over Udinese after just 13 minutes. 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AUSTIN, TEXAS -- A federal judge ruled Wednesday that attorneys for a woman suing Baylor University can start interviewing sources and requesting documents pertaining to the schools mishandling of sexual assault complaints, including records relating to the schools own review of its Title IX compliance.Former Baylor student Jasmin Hernandez filed the federal Title IX lawsuit in March, claiming that Baylor did not adequately respond to her report of being sexually assaulted by former Bears football player Tevin Elliott, who was later convicted in a criminal trial of raping Hernandez. The suit alleges that Baylor should have known Elliott was a threat due to prior instances of alleged assault.Attorney Alexander Zalkin said the documents hell request likely would include materials related to the report done by law firm Pepper Hamilton, whom the school hired last year to review its response to sexual assaults.They have covered up information for so long. What [Baylor] essentially did was ask the court to allow them to continue to cover up this information, and the court said no, Zalkin said. And now, hopefully well get to learn what they knew and what they did, not just for Jasmins sexual assault but for sexual assaults on campus in general.In May, Pepper Hamilton issued a summary of its findings that stated that the university failed to follow Title IX procedures and noted that within the football program specifically there was a failure to identify and respond to a patternn of sexual violence by a football player, to take action in response to reports of a sexual assault by multiple football players and to take action in response to a report of dating violence.ddddddddddddThe judge also dismissed former Baylor football coach Art Briles and athletic director Ian McCaw from being sued in their official capacity as Baylor employees; Briles attorneys argued that the men could not be sued as individuals under the federal gender discrimination law. Zalkin said he will refile to name them personally as defendants within the same federal case but under state negligence laws instead.Lawyers for Briles and Baylor did not immediately respond to requests for comment.In July, a former Baylor athletic department employee who was fired in connection with the release of the Pepper Hamilton findings filed a motion in state court to allow his attorney to interview regents and request documents, including the Pepper Hamilton materials, to determine whether he had grounds for a wrongful termination lawsuit. Thomas Hill, former assistant athletic director for community relations and special projects, withdrew his motion earlier this month.Baylors motion to dismiss Hernandezs Title IX case is still pending a judges ruling. The parties are scheduled to meet Oct. 18 to set a trial date.The Associated Press contributed to this report. ' ' '