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Belfast Telegraph
15-05-2025
- Sport
- Belfast Telegraph
Ulster hand final appearances to two departing players in last game of season
The pair, who will depart in the summer, will end their time with the province with a dead-rubber game at the Hive Stadium after Ulster's chances of qualifying for the URC Play-Offs was extinguished with defeat to Munster last week. Second row Treadwell, who is headed back to Harlequins, will end his Ulster career with 179 appearances, while double-centurion Warwick is making his 212th appearance for the only club he has represented in his career. That means that Ulster fans have seen the last of John Cooney, who was always unlikely to play having been injured the last few weeks, as well as Corrie Barrett, Reuben Crothers, Michael McDonald, Alan O'Connor and Matty Rea. Head coach Richie Murphy has made four changes to the side that lost at Thomond Park last week, with Rob Baloucoune, James McNabney, Rea and Scott Wilson all rotating out of the line-up. South African winger Werner Kok comes back into the starting team in place of Baloucoune, with Michael Lowry and Jacob Stockdale rounding out the back three, with the pairings of Stuart McCloskey and Jude Postlethwaite in the centre and Nathan Doak and Jack Murphy at half-back unchanged. Ireland tighthead prop Tom O'Toole is the only alteration the front row as he comes in for Wilson, with the departing Warwick and Ireland hooker Rob Herring packing down alongside him, with captain Iain Henderson partnering Treadwell in the second row. Cormac Izuchukwu moves from the second row to blindside flank to accommodate Treadwell, with Rea dropping out of the squad altogether and McNabney relegated to the bench to allow David McCann to start at number eight, with Nick Timoney continuing at openside flanker. Wilson and McNabney are both included among the replacements, with Tom Stewart and Callum Reid joining the former as front row substitutes and Harry Sheridan, making his first senior appearance since March, alongside McNabney as loose forward options. In the backs, scrum-half Dave Shanahan is in line to move one cap away from a century should he be called upon, with fly-half Aidan Morgan and utility back Stewart Moore rounding out the squad. ULSTER: (15-9) M Lowry; W Kok, J Postlethwaite, S McCloskey, J Stockdale; J Murphy, N Doak; (1-8) A Warwick, R Herring, T O'Toole; K Treadwell, I Henderson (captain); C Izuchuwku, N Timoney, D McCann. Replacements: T Stewart, C Reid, S Wilson, H Sheridan, J McNabney, D Shanahan, A Morgan, S Moore. EDINBURGH: (15-9) W Goosen; D Graham, M Currie, J Lang, H Paterson; R Thompson, A Price; (1-8) P Schoeman, E Ashman, D Rae; M Sykes, S Skinner; B Muncaster, H Watson, M Bradbury (captain).
BBC News
03-05-2025
- BBC News
Murder charge after motorcyclist killed in crash with Range Rover
A woman has been charged with murder after a motorcyclist was killed in a crash with a car, which reportedly failed to Johnstone, 28, died at the scene after the incident at 02:00 BST in Moore Avenue, Bournemouth, on 9 Police said it received reports Mr Johnstone was struck by a black Range Rover, which then left the Treadwell, 36, from Bournemouth, is due to appear at Poole Magistrates' Court on Saturday charged with murder. Two 17-year-old boys were also arrested on suspicion of murder shortly after the crash in force said they were released on police bail while enquiries into their involvement continued.A 39-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of perverting the course of justice and released under investigation. Det Insp Mark Jenkins said: "Our thoughts are very much with the family and loved ones of Joey Johnstone, and we are continuing to keep them updated with the latest developments in our investigation."This matter will now be the subject of court proceedings, and we would urge members of the public to refrain from speculation or commentary relating to this case, including online or on social media, as it is vital that the justice process is allowed to follow its course without prejudice."Local officers continue to carry out regular reassurance patrols in the area and can be approached by members of the public with any information or concerns." You can follow BBC Dorset on Facebook, X (Twitter), or Instagram.
BBC News
18-04-2025
- Sport
- BBC News
Treadwell 'soaking up everything' before Ulster departure
Ulster lock Kieran Treadwell says he is "soaking up everything" in his last few months at the who joined Ulster in 2016 from Harlequins, will return to his former side at the end of the the 29-year-old wants to savour his last few games in an Ulster jersey and inspire the province to a strong end to the season."You soak everything in, after Bordeaux I was like 'wow this is my last European game for Ulster,'" he told BBC Sport NI."I'm soaking up everything; the environment, the boys, the wins, the losses and the work we're doing on the training pitch."Treadwell said that the mood in camp is "good" despite their 43-31 defeat against Bordeaux in the last-16 stage of the Investec Champions Cup last time out."We still have disappointment from Bordeaux, we felt like we actually could have put a few more shots together and scored a few more tries," he added."I think we are going in the right direction, stringing some good play together, and defensively we are making strides, so hopefully that can snowball into this week."They face another tough assessment in the United Rugby Championship on Saturday as they face Leinster at the Aviva Stadium, but Treadwell, who starts the game on the bench, believes his side should look forward to the challenge."It's a different challenge and they pose different threats, but it is going to be a massive game, these games leading in are really important as the table is really tight and it's effectively play-off rugby now," he continued."I'd say they're one of the best, but most of the focus this week is going to be on us and how we can learn from Bordeaux."It's an occasion in a massive stadium and something we can be excited for but that we can't let get the better of us."
Yahoo
07-04-2025
- Yahoo
Families of gun violence victims gather to advocate for change
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WIAT) — This week is National Crime Victims' Rights Week. To commemorate the week, the Alabama chapter of Voices of Black Mothers United held a Youth Summit in Birmingham. The organization's goal is to find solutions to gun violence. Sunday, a room full of families who have lost loved ones to gun violence came together to advocate for change and find ways to end shootings in their communities. Marqurita Treadwell lost her son in 2023. The 37-year-old father was gunned down outside his work in Birmingham. His mother says she comes to events like Sunday's youth summit to show the effect gun violence has. 'When you're killing the victim, also the family members that loved them are dying. He has left behind five kids that need their father,' Treadwell said. The state lead for Voices of Black Mothers United, Jessica Barnes, says that the goal of the event is to show families like Treadwell's that there is support out there. 'Even though you lost a loved one, they are not forgotten. They are loved, you are loved, you can go on and continue life. It's going to be different; it's going to be hard, but with the support of the community, your family and friends, you can go on and life a new normal life,' Barnes said. There was a panel discussion that included Birmingham area youth and local leaders. Treadwell says there's one thing she wants people to take away from the summit. 'Seeing this pain that not only myself, but other mothers and fathers and other family members are going through,' she said. Voices of Black Mothers United hosts events like this year-round. More information on the group can be found here. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Yahoo
23-03-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Top Palm Beach County professionals, business people on the move for the week of March 23
In our weekly list of business people on the move, we highlight Palm Beach County professionals who are making a difference. These are people from across the spectrum of public and private endeavors, those working in charities, court houses, private practices and beyond. They are moving up within their industry, advancing their careers and standing out for their services within our community. Here are this week's professional standouts: The INNOVATE, Palm Beach's upcoming, reimagined cultural arts center, located in The Royal Poinciana Plaza in the Town of Palm Beach, has appointed seasoned philanthropy executive Victoria Peyton as chief philanthropic officer. Renowned for her decades of experience leading nonprofits in the Palm Beach region, Peyton and her team will oversee all fundraising efforts for The INNOVATE, including campaigns, designated naming opportunities, sponsorships, donations for future programming, membership, and charitable events. Dr. Kristi Wragg has joined Ferd & Gladys Alpert Jewish Family Service (Alpert JFS) as a board-certified adult psychiatrist. In her role, she will focus on supporting Alpert JFS's adult patient population. Specializing in mood disorders, psychosis, and trauma, Dr. Wragg is particularly passionate about working with survivors of domestic violence. Bella's Angels Inc. recently named Mordy Miltz and Kathy Blomqvist to their board of directors. Miltz is a veteran maritime professional and entrepreneur with nearly two decades of experience in the industry operating The Miltz Maritime Team at United Yacht Sales. Blomqvist is a long-time volunteer who has chaired the group's annual Afternoon Tea fundraiser. She is the founder of Medical Review Service, which she started in 1981. Based in Wellington, Bella's Angels is a local grassroots organization whose mission is to financially assist local children who have life-long physical disabilities, beyond what insurance covers. Delray Beach human resource director Duane D'Andrea was recently elected as the 45th president of the Florida Public Employer Labor Relations Association. D'Andrea has been an active member of FPELRA since joining the city in 2015 and has been involved in labor relations both in the public and private sectors for most of his career. FPELRA was formed in 1974 to provide the highest standard of excellence in assisting and representing jurisdictions required to engage in collective bargaining under Florida Statute Chapter 447, The Public Employees Relations Act. Ken Treadwell, a retired attorney, has been elected as board president of CROS Ministries. Treadwell joined the Lake Worth Beach-based ministry's board of directors in 2018 and became vice president in 2020. After retiring in 2012, Treadwell volunteered at CROS Ministries to assist with its food pantry storage operations, eventually stepping in to become the lead volunteer. His leadership was instrumental in streamlining operations, leading to the consolidation of storage into two warehouse units, the purchase of trucks, and the hiring of a warehouse manager and additional staff. CROS Ministries works to increase access and availability of nutritious food for individuals and families facing food insecurity due to unemployment, low wages, disability, or insufficient social security benefits amid rising inflation. RE/MAX Select Group in Florida recently announced that Abe Himelstein has joined RE/MAX Select Group as director of growth/agent development. RE/MAX Select Group has 12 offices servicing South Florida, Vero Beach and Orlando. Over his career Himelstein has been with the RE/MAX organization for over 20 years and is a member of the Realtor Association of the Palm Beaches and a former director of the Florida Board of Realtors. Keller Swan Injury Attorneys in Jupiter is proud to announce the addition of seasoned trial attorney Juan Asconape to their team. With over 15 years of experience in plaintiff's personal injury litigation, Asconape brings a wealth of expertise, having successfully resolved more than 2,500 cases and secured approximately $70 million in compensation for his clients. Before joining Keller Swan, Asconape was a partner at the Schwed Law Firm in Palm Beach Gardens. Mizner Country Club proudly announces that its general manager and chief operating officer, Mark Bado, MCM, CCE, has been honored with the prestigious Fellow designation by the Club Management Association of America. This distinction, awarded at CMAA's recent February meeting, recognizes exemplary club management professionals who demonstrate outstanding leadership, integrity, and contributions to the industry. 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