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Yahoo
7 days ago
- Lifestyle
- Yahoo
Athlete of the Week: Brylee Brewster
WARSAW–This week's Athlete of the Week is Brylee Brewster. Brewster is a senior on the Warsaw High School softball team. Last week, Brewster wrapped up her high school career in the circle by leading the Lady Wildcats to the Class2 state title. Brewster struck out 16 hitters in Warsaw's 5-0 win against Ava in the State Semifinals. Then, racked up 11 more against Diamond in the team's 1-0 victory for the program's first state championship. Brewster is committed to plat at Missouri State next Spring. Do you have an Athlete of the Week nomination? Send them in with pictures or videos to dlucy@ Again, that's dlucy@ Once again, congrats to this week's Athlete of the Week, Brylee Brewster. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Scottish Sun
29-05-2025
- Sport
- Scottish Sun
£23.5m former Liverpool star left in limbo as Sheffield United release four players after play-off final heartbreak
The Blades have revealed which players are staying TIME FOR A BREW £23.5m former Liverpool star left in limbo as Sheffield United release four players after play-off final heartbreak SHEFFIELD UNITED are currently in talks with former Liverpool ace Rhian Brewster regarding his future. The 25-year-old's contract is due to expire next month and he is yet to negotiate an extention. Advertisement 2 Rhian Brewster's future is currently uncertain Credit: PA 2 Brewster previously spent five years with Liverpool Credit: PA As things stand, his future is currently up in the air, with Sheffield United seeking a resolution. A club statement read: "The club are in discussions with Rhian Brewster, whilst the rest of the first team squad remain under contract." The Blades confirmed that no first team players have been released, with Jack Robinson triggering a one-year contract extension. Meanwhile, loanees Alfie Gilchrist, Rob Holding, Harry Soutter, Jesurun Rak-Sakyi, Harry Clarke, Ben Brereton Diaz and Hamza Choudhury will return to their parent clubs. Advertisement READ MORE IN FOOTBALL DRAWN AND QUARTERED The horror Champions League draw each Premier League club faces Development squad players Harry Boyes, Ethan Cummings, Mekhi Haughton-Parris and Henry Molyneux have been let go. Sheffield United narrowly missed out on a place in the Premier League after losing to Sunderland in the Championship play-off final. The Blades took the lead in the 25th minute through Tyrese Campbell but Sunderland equalised late in the second half thanks to Eliezer Mayenda. Tom Watson then capitalised on a mistake in midfield to secure the win for the Black Cats. Advertisement CASINO SPECIAL - BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITS Brewster played 65 minutes of the Wembley match on the right wing. The former England Under-21 international has made 119 appearances for Sheffield United since joining from Liverpool in a £23.5million transfer five years ago. During that time, Brewster has scored just nine goals. Advertisement
The Irish Sun
29-05-2025
- Sport
- The Irish Sun
£23.5m former Liverpool star left in limbo as Sheffield United release four players after play-off final heartbreak
SHEFFIELD UNITED are currently in talks with former Liverpool ace Rhian Brewster regarding his future. The 25-year-old's contract is due to expire next month and he is yet to negotiate an extention. 2 Rhian Brewster's future is currently uncertain Credit: PA 2 Brewster previously spent five years with Liverpool Credit: PA As things stand, his future is currently up in the air, with A club statement read: "The club are in discussions with Rhian Brewster, whilst the rest of the first team squad remain under contract." The Blades confirmed that no first team players have been released, with Jack Robinson triggering a one-year contract extension. Meanwhile, loanees Alfie Gilchrist, READ MORE IN FOOTBALL Development squad players Harry Boyes, Ethan Cummings, Mekhi Haughton-Parris and Henry Molyneux have been let go. Sheffield United narrowly missed out on a place in the Premier League after The Blades took the lead in the 25th minute through Tyrese Campbell but Tom Watson then capitalised on a mistake in midfield to secure the win for the Black Cats. Most read in Championship CASINO SPECIAL - BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITS The former England Under-21 international has made 119 appearances for Sheffield United since joining from During that time, Brewster has scored just nine goals. Sheffield United star targets a hat-trick of promotions ahead of £200m play-off final against Sunderland at Wembley
Associated Press
21-05-2025
- Business
- Associated Press
Alliant Launches Custom Audience Solutions to Extend Social Influencer Reach Across All Channels
Data leader also releases Social Propensity Audiences built on deeper insights from YouTube, TikTok, Twich, Instagram, X and LinkedIn BREWSTER, NY, UNITED STATES, May 21, 2025 / / -- Alliant, the leading data-driven audience company, has expanded its custom audience capabilities through more robust social data and the ability to help advertisers amplify the impact of influencer and social media campaigns across channels. Consumers are more connected to social media than ever, and brands are meeting them there with content and influencer marketing strategies. Alliant's new custom social audience capabilities bridge the gap between social influence and omnichannel performance. Brands can now take the momentum earned on social platforms, enhance them with robust purchase data insights, and deploy across marketing channels, creating full-funnel impact and extending social influence everywhere. By combining robust social engagement signals, transactional data, and demographic attributes, marketers can accurately target high-value consumers and extend social campaign influence into display, programmatic, CTV, and direct mail channels. 'Social media is a vital channel for consumers to explore new brands and products, but also to share their interests,' said Dave Taylor, Alliant's Chief Product Officer. 'As people turn to influencers for advice, and brands engage influencers to become ambassadors, it's a great opportunity to connect the successes from social and replicate that engagement on other channels. Alliant's new social capabilities provide a kaleidoscope of syndicated and custom social audience segments that can help marketers take social strategy out of platforms and across channels to maximize spend and impact.' Alliant is also launching a syndicated set of new Social Propensity Audiences. Advertisers can reach highly targeted consumers across YouTube, TikTok, Twitch, Instagram, X, and LinkedIn using social propensity audiences, which blend real social engagement signals—unique to each platform—with Alliant's trusted transactional and demographic data, adding a purchase-based layer to social insights. The result is a more complete view of the consumer, enabling cross-platform and omnichannel targeting opportunities. Built on the foundation of Alliant's expansive transactional dataset, powerful identity map, and proprietary data modeling, these audiences combine relevance and reach to maximize media spend and drive real outcomes. In addition to Alliant's more than 2,600 syndicated audiences, custom solutions offer marketers greater speed, flexibility and scale across verticals, including retail, CPG, travel, finance, health & wellness, and more. Audiences can be activated across 400+ programmatic platforms, all major addressable TV providers, and top social networks, enabling seamless multichannel execution. To learn more, visit About Alliant Alliant is trusted by thousands of brands and agencies as an independent partner bringing a human element to modern data solutions. The Alliant DataHub — built on billions of consumer transactions, an expansive identity map, advanced data science, and high-performance technology — enables marketers to execute omnichannel campaigns with responsive consumers at the center. Data security and privacy have been core values since day one, and Alliant continually validates people, processes, and data through meaningful certifications such as SOC2, IAB Tech Lab Data Transparency, NQI certification from Neutronian, and quarterly quality scoring with Truthset. Rich Cherecwich WIT Strategy [email protected] Legal Disclaimer: EIN Presswire provides this news content 'as is' without warranty of any kind. We do not accept any responsibility or liability for the accuracy, content, images, videos, licenses, completeness, legality, or reliability of the information contained in this article. If you have any complaints or copyright issues related to this article, kindly contact the author above.
Yahoo
14-05-2025
- Politics
- Yahoo
Hispanic festivities combine cultural celebration with immigration anxiety at Oklahoma Capitol
A group performs a traditional Mexican dance during Hispanic Cultural Day on Wednesday at the state Capitol in Oklahoma City. (Photo by Nuria Martinez-Keel/Oklahoma Voice) OKLAHOMA CITY — Amid the bright colors, booming music and plates of food at the state Capitol's Hispanic Cultural Day was an undercurrent of uncertainty. While performers put traditional dances on display in the Capitol rotunda, multiple booths offered information and advice for encounters with law enforcement as federal authorities ratchet up immigrant arrests and deportations. Latino legislators, local business owners and faith leaders met with Oklahoma's Republican governor on Wednesday about immigration policies and Oklahoma's reliance on immigrant labor. Latino lawmakers' biggest ask, Sen. Michael Brooks said, was for the governor to follow through with his opposition to the Oklahoma State Department of Education's proposal to have public schools collect students' immigration status. Gov. Kevin Stitt previously pledged to block the proposed rule, saying 'putting kids on a list is not something we should do.' 'That was well received,' Brooks, D-Oklahoma City, said. 'The governor has continued to be able to maintain that he's committed to making sure those rules do not go into effect.' State Superintendent Ryan Walters has said he proposed the rule to better account for resources needed to serve immigrant students. He also said his administration would share the collected information with the federal government, if asked, and would support immigration raids in schools. A resolution that passed the state Senate this week would reject the rule. It now advances to the House for consideration. Stitt said he heard from leaders of various industries during the roundtable meeting Wednesday that the proposed rule had made some Oklahoma families 'really, really scared and nervous about sending their kids to school.' 'They were just asking me to help them on that (and) be able to protect the young people in the state of Oklahoma,' Stitt said. 'It's a complicated issue. It's an issue that normally is a political issue that nobody on my side of the aisle would jump in and say, 'Hey, let's attack this.' So, I knew it was going to be political and people were going to come after me for it, but it's the right thing to do.' Stitt's stance on the issue was a balm for families in Santa Fe South Schools, an Oklahoma City charter district where about 97% of the student body is Hispanic, said the district's superintendent, Chris Brewster. But, the district's community is still experiencing crises and heightened anxiety with the growing number of deportations, Brewster said. A month ago, he said, a Santa Fe South fifth grader learned his mother and other members of her roofing crew had been placed in immigration detention. Brewster said the boy and his mother had entered the country to seek asylum from violence in Honduras. He said school officials scrambled to get in touch with the 11 year old's mother, who is now slated for deportation, and to contact his estranged father, who now has custody of the child. 'This is not an isolated issue, and we have hundreds of these stories in our community,' Brewster said. 'As a conservative Christian and an American, I don't find this to be tenable, the way that we treat children, those that have been made in God's image, that they should go through this type of turmoil and tragedy because of what's taking place in our immigration system.' The Oklahoma Legislative Latino Caucus, though in agreement with Stitt on the Education Department's proposed rule, continues to oppose a bill the governor signed into law last year to create the state crime of 'impermissible occupation.' Scores of Latino Oklahomans gathered at the Capitol last year on Hispanic Cultural Day to protest the policy. A lawsuit challenging the law was refiled this week. Wednesday's festivities were a far cry from the large-scale protest that took place last year. With the added fears that the immigrant community now faces, Brooks said 'having a huge event on the steps of the Capitol wasn't the right thing to do this year.' To meet uncertain times with music and dancing is a testament to the community's temperament, said Rep. Annie Menz, D-Norman, a member of the Latino caucus who founded the Hispanic Cultural Day event. 'Whenever we feel like our community is coming under attack, it's up to us to fight back,' Menz said. 'We will remain prayerful that those (attacks) remain few and far between, and it's in that spirit that we wanted to go back to our original format for this event and kind of lighten it a little bit and remind people we are no threat. Our community is no threat. We are your neighbors. We are your friends, we are your coworkers.' SUBSCRIBE: GET THE MORNING HEADLINES DELIVERED TO YOUR INBOX SUPPORT: YOU MAKE OUR WORK POSSIBLE
