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-title Section V Girls Soccer Playoffs 2025: Scores & Highlights

by Alex Carter - Sports Editor October 22, 2025
written by Alex Carter - Sports Editor

Section ⁤V Girls Soccer Playoffs underway: First Round ⁤Results & Standout⁤ Performances (October 22, 2025)

The ⁢Section V girls soccer playoffs kicked off today with ⁣a series of decisive‍ first-round ​matchups across Class C-1⁢ and C-2. Several teams secured dominant victories, advancing to the⁤ next stage ‌of‍ competition as ‌they​ vie for sectional titles. These early games set the stage for a thrilling tournament, with implications for regional qualification and the culmination ‌of a⁣ season’s worth of effort.

Section V ​soccer is a breeding ground for talent, consistently​ sending competitive teams​ to the ⁢state level. the opening ‍round showcased both established programs and emerging contenders, highlighting the ‌depth of skill ‍within the section. Victories ⁢today propel teams closer to the ⁢championship ⁣games, scheduled for later this month, and offer a glimpse into the ⁣future stars of ‍New York soccer.

Class ⁤C-1 First Round

* ​ No. 7 York/Pavilion ‍1, No. 10 Letchworth ⁤0: Emily Conway scored the lone goal for YP, while Sophia Jeff recorded one⁢ save.
* No. 8 Addison‌ 3, No. 9 Dundee/Bradford⁣ 0:

* Coleman 1​ assist; Lilly Farwell‍ 1 assist.

Class C-2 ‌First Round

*‍ No. 3 Bloomfield 10, ‌No. 14 Bolivary-Richburg/Parker-Jordan 0: Delilah⁤ Pezzimenti led Bloomfield with⁢ four goals.Selia‍ Kachmaryk and Kelsey ‌Owens each contributed a goal⁤ and ⁣an assist.Avery Newstead, Alina ⁢Hagen, Emily Pellett, ​and Hollis Didas also ⁣scored. Addison ⁤Falsone tallied three‌ assists, and Saywer Didas ⁢added one.
* No.⁢ 4 Keshequa ⁣9, No. 13⁣ Perry 0: ‌ Quinn Powers notched two goals and three assists for Keshequa. Braelyn Isaman added two goals and ‌two ‍assists,while Onnie Long,Belle Rigney,Adeline Timothy,and Alivia ⁤Cartwright‌ each scored once. Lynn Stevens⁤ recorded her first varsity goal. Alynn Dunning⁢ and ⁢Riley ⁢Nageldinger each had an assist.
* no. 5 ‌Naples 6,No. 12 Red Jacket ⁣0: Mia⁢ Betrus and ⁣Sadie Gursslin⁢ each scored a goal and‌ recorded two assists​ for ‌Naples. Nola Sullivan, Sienna Carey, Gabriella Levine, ‍and Lillianna Gursslin also found the‍ back of the net. Etta Austin contributed one assist.
* no. 6 Wheatland-Chili 4,No.‍ 11 Alfred-Almond/Arkport-Canaseraga‍ 0: Alexa Nicolosi scored ​two goals for Wheatland-Chili,⁣ with Vanessa Guerrero adding another. Addison Nelson, Ashanti Caton, Bella Mekker, and Jaeda Mekker each had an​ assist. ‍Keira Nash made four saves.
* No. ​7 Caledonia-Mumford 4, No. 10 Oakfield-Alabama/Elba 2: Breyanna Bishop scored three goals and added an assist ⁣for Caledonia-Mumford. Madyson Ross contributed ⁣one goal and one assist.
* No.8⁢ Warsaw‌ 4, No.9 Genesee Valley-Belfast 2: Kaitlyn Treutlein scored a goal and had an assist for Warsaw.​ Addison Ratajczak, Willow Reagan, and ⁣natalie lonneville ‍also ‌scored. Emily Klump and⁢ Veronica Streamer each ‌had an assist. genevieve Grover recorded seven saves. Bayleigh Tallman scored both goals for Genesee​ Valley-Belfast.

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Florida Fires Napier, Billy Gonzales Named Interim Coach: TurnkeyZRG’s Role

by David Harrison – Chief Editor October 22, 2025
written by David Harrison – Chief Editor

Florida Turns to TurnkeyZRG ‍in ⁣Football Coaching Search

GAINESVILLE, Fla. – The University of‌ Florida has ​engaged TurnkeyZRG, a⁣ leading executive search firm ‍specializing in sports and entertainment, to assist in its search for a new head football coach, Athletic director Billy Stricklin confirmed Monday.The move comes as the Gators seek a replacement for Billy Napier, who was⁢ fired Sunday⁣ after‌ three seasons.

TurnkeyZRG has a proven track record in college athletics, having‌ recently assisted Indiana ​University with ⁣the hiring of Curt Cignetti, who boasts an 18-2 ​record in two seasons‌ with‌ the Hoosiers. The firm also has a history with Florida, entering into a $1.3 million contract with the university before August 2024, ​according to a report‍ from the Independent ​Florida Alligator. It remains unclear if ‍the current ⁣coaching search costs will fall under ‌that existing agreement.

Founded in 1996 and based in ‍haddonfield,⁤ New⁢ Jersey, TurnkeyZRG focuses on filling ⁣C-level,⁣ senior-level, and ⁣mid-management positions within the sports, ⁤entertainment, music, and media ⁢industries. Over the past 25 years, the firm has completed over 1,500⁢ searches⁤ for ⁣clients ⁢including⁤ the NFL, Los Angeles Dodgers, NCAA, ⁣Big Ten ⁣Conference, SEC, Alabama, Michigan, and Texas.

According to its website, TurnkeyZRG ​has ​successfully completed over 200 searches⁤ within college athletics, placing individuals in roles ranging from athletic directors and deputy ADs to head ​coaches across all sports. The⁢ firm emphasizes its ability to quickly identify ​and connect with potential candidates, stating they aim to “start your‍ search ‌’on second base.'”

While⁢ utilizing⁤ TurnkeyZRG’s expertise, ‌Stricklin affirmed he will retain final decision-making⁣ authority ​in⁣ the​ coaching search. “I’ll use every available resource,” Stricklin said. “We have two ears ​and one mouth for a reason. I’ll be listening to a lot and ‍taking a lot of suggestions and advice.And we do have a lot of access to a ‌lot of​ information. So‌ we’ll utilize all of that.”

Coaching searches typically range in cost from ​$50,000 ​to $150,000, according to a CBS Sports ⁢report.

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Outlook, predictions, roster and more previewing 2025-26 Phoenix Suns

by Emma Walker – News Editor October 21, 2025
written by Emma Walker – News Editor

Suns Aim for Championship Contention in 2025-26‌ Season Following Offseason Moves

The Phoenix Suns enter‌ the 2025-26 NBA season⁣ with heightened expectations following an active offseason focused on bolstering depth and developing young talent around established stars. After⁣ a preseason⁣ glimpse⁢ at Acrisure Arena in Palm Desert, Calif., on October 3, 2025, the Suns appear poised to contend for a championship, though navigating the⁢ competitive ⁢Western Conference will be a important challenge.

This season ⁤marks a pivotal⁢ moment for the franchise ⁤as they integrate new pieces and aim to capitalize on the prime years of their⁤ core⁢ players. ⁤The success of⁣ the Suns⁣ hinges on the development of their bench, the health ‍of key contributors,⁢ and⁣ their ability to translate preseason promise into regular-season consistency. ​The team’s outlook is further shaped by a blend of veteran leadership ‍and emerging prospects, creating a ​dynamic roster with⁢ a high‌ ceiling.

The Suns’ roster features a mix of established players and promising newcomers. oso ‍Ighodaro, a⁢ smaller five with‌ a unique‍ skillset, is expected to provide valuable minutes while ⁢maintaining ⁢an offensive focus inside the ⁢paint. Jordan Goodwin brings a “bulldog mentality” and has shown⁢ improvement as a three-point‍ shooter. Khaman Maluach, who turned 19 in September, offers a lob threat⁤ and energetic presence, while also demonstrating strong ‍dialog skills.

Further depth comes from Rasheer Fleming,a long and⁢ athletic player who could prove to be a​ draft steal if he develops his three-point shot,defensive abilities,and offensive rebounding. Koby⁤ Brea is already in contention for the team’s best shooter, and Isaiah Livers‍ is returning​ after missing last season due to a hip reshaping procedure.CJ⁤ Huntley is anticipated to spend considerable‍ time with the G League’s Valley Suns, gaining valuable experience.

Looking ahead, ⁤Suns ⁢Insider Duane Rankin ⁤can ⁢be reached at‍ dmrankin@gannett.com or 480-810-5518, and followed on X at @DuaneRankin.

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Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone: From Hurdles to 400, World Record Dreams

by Lucas Fernandez – World Editor October 21, 2025
written by Lucas Fernandez – World Editor

Sydney ‍McLaughlin-Levrone‍ Sets Sights‌ on 400m World Record, Considers Event Double

LOS ​ANGELES – World-record holder in the 400m ⁣hurdles and american-record holder in the open 400m, Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone, revealed her ambition to pursue the women’s 400m world record of 47.60, following her near-miss at the recent world Championships where she ran a personal best of 47.78.‍

“I think it’s fair to say that that’s definitely something that’s on my‍ radar,” mclaughlin-Levrone stated in a recent interview with⁣ USA TODAY Sports. “I think coming so close at Worlds… I think we knew⁢ that sub-48 was there. I think⁣ I was a little surprised to see 47.78. You feel so close yet so far ⁤away from that ‌world record. But it’s exciting. I think it’s an ⁢exciting time for sports. It’s an exciting time for⁤ that event. It definitely is ​a challenge that I hopefully can push myself in for more races to come.”

The athlete also addressed the ⁤possibility of competing in both the 400m hurdles and the open 400m at future major championships, including ⁣the 2028 Olympics. “There’s been ‌a lot‌ of talk about this double,” she said. ‌”I can’t rule anything out. I think one of ​the beauties of just the versatility is ⁤that there’s ⁣options,‍ and so I think over the next few years, we’ll definitely⁤ have to weigh kind of ⁣what makes sense for us and what‌ that looks like. I don’t think we’re settled on anything quite yet, so everything’s‍ on the table.”

McLaughlin-Levrone acknowledged the historical lack of recognition for ⁣track and field athletes in major awards like ⁢AP Female athlete of the Year and the ESPY Awards’ Best Female Athlete, noting she was nominated ‍for an ESPY this year.”I think it’s tough ⁤when there’s so much different criteria that goes into all of these different things and how these awards are kind of scored,” she explained. “I don’t know what all the criteria⁣ is. I’m just going to keep working hard.” She added with a laugh, “My husband looked at⁣ me ⁣and was‌ like, ‘You’re a winner in my eyes.’ And I joked. I was‌ like, ‘Maybe I needed one​ more world record to set it over the top.’ I think track and field ​is not at the ⁣forefront of American sports because ⁣of just ​our profile is a bit smaller. ⁢That’s where my hope for the L.A. (Olympics) is to really boost all of‌ our​ profiles in that sense.”

Follow USA TODAY Sports’ Tyler dragon on X @TheTylerDragon.

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Title: Fort Myers & Naples Hooters Employees Shine in 2026 Calendar

by Lucas Fernandez – World Editor October 20, 2025
written by Lucas Fernandez – World Editor

Southwest florida Hooters Employees ​Featured in 2026 Calendar, Proceeds Benefit Breast ​cancer Research

FORT MYERS, FL – ⁣Several Hooters employees from Southwest⁤ Florida are featured in the ⁤newly released 2026 Hooters calendar, with Fort Myers bartender Emily Hagedorn⁢ appearing as Miss April.‌ The ⁢calendar’s release coincides with​ the restaurant ⁢chain’s​ annual “Give a‌ Hoot” fundraising campaign ⁤for breast cancer research.

The ⁢2026 Hooters Calendar is available ⁢for purchase at $16 at‍ all Southwest Florida Hooters ‍locations and⁤ for $25 online⁣ at hooterscalendar.com. ‍Each in-store calendar includes ⁣$100 worth of ​coupons. One dollar​ from every⁢ calendar sale ⁣will be⁢ donated to ​the Kelly Jo Dowd Breast Cancer Research Fund.

Hooters has a long-standing ‍commitment ⁢to supporting breast cancer​ research, having raised over​ $10 million over the years, ⁢largely through the ⁢Kelly Jo Dowd Breast Cancer Research‍ Fund. The calendar release is a key component of⁢ their annual fundraising efforts.

“I love everything that hooters does – always giving back to the⁢ community,” ‌said Reyes, a featured employee and FGCU student pursuing a‌ bachelor’s degree ​in civil engineering. “I ⁢think that’s my favorite part of working there.”

While ⁢online versions of ​the calendar are available,⁢ the‍ in-store calendars feature ​a​ special poster showcasing‌ additional Hooters employees from ‌Southwest Florida. More information can be found at hootersflorida.com.

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Title: Columbus Dispatch: A Look at Features & Entertainment Beat

by Julia Evans – Entertainment Editor October 19, 2025
written by Julia Evans – Entertainment Editor

Columbus Dispatch Arts⁣ & Entertainment Reporter⁤ Navigates a Beat of Constant Change

Columbus, ⁢OH – Belinda Paschal, the Columbus ‌Dispatch’s features and entertainment reporter, thrives on the city’s dynamic arts scene, balancing planned coverage‍ with the unpredictable nature ⁣of live events and artist ‍access. From major​ concert announcements to ⁣sifting ⁢through event submissions, Paschal’s role demands persistence, adaptability, ‍and‍ a deep connection to the ‌central Ohio community.

Paschal’s beat encompasses a broad spectrum⁢ of coverage, fueled by Columbus’s “rich arts and entertainment history” and a “vibrant, thriving community.” Unlike ⁤many reporters with rigid daily routines, Paschal’s schedule is often dictated by breaking news – particularly during the summer festival and concert season. “Other‌ than obsessively checking my email, ther isn’t really a routine day on my beat,” she notes, quoting ​robert Burns’ observation ⁣that even the best plans can be ‍disrupted.

A important aspect of her work involves securing interviews with artists, a ‍process‌ she describes as requiring ‍”persistence, ‌patience and⁢ persuasion.” While successful interviews are a highlight, Paschal acknowledges the frequent rejections‍ that come with the territory. Beyond high-profile encounters, she ‍dedicates time ⁤to curating the Dispatch’s weekly ⁤”10⁤ things to⁣ do in⁤ central Ohio” list,‍ relying ⁤on a meticulously organized email system to ⁣manage event submissions.

Recently, paschal highlighted the Wilds, a ⁢10,000-acre conservation center and safari park in ‍Muskingum County, in an August article. ⁣Working alongside Dispatch photographer Adam Cairns, she explored the center’s efforts in protecting ​endangered species through⁤ breeding ⁣programs, ecological recovery, and public education. Paschal described the experience of ‌observing rhinos, ​zebras, and other animals in⁤ a near-natural environment‌ as “truly awe-inspiring.”

Readers with entertainment-related ⁣story ideas,‍ event tips,​ or coverage suggestions‍ are encouraged to contact Belinda Paschal ⁤directly at bpaschal@dispatch.com.

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