TYLER, Texas — Mercede Daugherty’s long one-out homer to left in the top of the fourth was one of just two hits off All-America pitcher Ally Wiegand on Thursday. But it was all the offense Trine (36-6) needed in an 1-0 victory over second-seeded Illinois Wesleyan on the first day of the NCAA Division III…
Forty-five earn 2019 NFCA Division III All-America recognition
Click:cnc cutting machine wood TYLER, Texas — The NFCA is proud to announce the 45 players chosen for the 2019 NFCA Division III All-America softball teams. The honorees were recognized on Wednesday during the NCAA Division III Championship banquet at the Herrington Patriot Center on the University of Texas at Tyler campus. SEE THE REVEAL…
2019 NFCA Division II All-Americans revealed
LOUISVILLE, Ky. – Fifty-one student-athletes from 38 different institutions have been chosen to one of three 2019 NFCA Division II All-America teams, the Association announced at the NCAA Division II Championships banquet on Wednesday evening at the DoubleTree Hotel by Hilton in Denver, Colo. In addition to the All-Americans, the Diamond Sports / NFCA Catcher…
Christopher Newport’s Hasty selected 2019 Schutt Sports/NFCA Division III National Freshman of Year
TYLER, Texas — The NFCA is proud to announce that Christopher Newport University’s Kaitlyn Hasty has been selected as the 2019 recipient of the Schutt Sports/NFCA Division III National Freshman of the Year award. Hasty, a third baseman from Chesapeake, Va., finished her first collegiate season for the Captains last week in the NCAA Super…
2019 NFCA Division II All-Americans revealed
LOUISVILLE, Ky. – Fifty-one student-athletes from 38 different institutions have been chosen to one of three 2019 NFCA Division II All-America teams, the Association announced at the NCAA Division II Championships banquet on Wednesday evening at the DoubleTree Hotel by Hilton in Denver, Colo. In addition to the All-Americans, the Diamond Sports / NFCA Catcher…
Why You Should Sip A Sazerac Tonight In Honor Of Feminism
In 2016, Hillary Clinton made history as the first woman ever to be nominated for the presidency by a major party. A huge milestone, without question, but she couldn’t have gotten there without the trailblazing women who came before her. Trailblazing women like those who stormed The Sazerac Bar 67 years ago today. Back in the…
In San Francisco, A Plan To Get Twitter and Uber To Pay For What They Did To Its Housing Market
Rents in “cramped and costly” San Francisco continue to be the highest in the nation. There simply isn’t much housing left, so any that’s available is expensive, and it tends to go to the select few who are able to afford it. Lately, that’s been elite workers in the tech industry, which has been booming in the city…
Canned pumpkin probably isn’t what you think it is.
Nothing says autumn like the sight of golden leaves, oversized sweaters, and hefty orange pumpkins. We set them on our doorsteps to woo fall, carve them up for Halloween decor, toast their seeds, and puree their insides into the quintessential pie of Thanksgiving. Would a pumpkin by any other name taste as sweet? Yes, it…
Here’s Why Florida Is About To Release Mutant Mosquitoes
On Friday, the Food and Drug Administration approved a plan that involves releasing genetically altered mosquitoes into the Florida Keys. The purpose? Beyond sounding like a cool science fiction scenario, the FDA hopes these mutant mosquitoes will kill their Zika-carrying peers. Biotech company Oxitec is behind the project, having engineered male Aedes aegypti mosquitoes that can…
Clinton Jumps To Huge Lead Over Trump In The Polls
Folks, this thing may finally be all over but the voting. If you’ve been nervously/excitedly waiting to see how extreme the fallout is after the revelation of that Donald Trump sexual assault tape, we have the first indication and it’s huge. A new Wall Street Journal/NBC poll shows Clinton with a commanding 11-point lead over…