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In a notable development within the esports landscape, French organisation Team Vitality has confirmed its partnership with NESCAFÉ LATTE for the upcoming 2025 season.

This collaboration is centered around the “Ready to Level Up” campaign, a joint initiative crafted with The Brand Nation, which aims to integrate NESCAFÉ products into the daily routines of Team Vitality players as a means to enhance their performance.

Commenting on the partnership, CEO of Team Vitality, Nicolas Maurer, said: “Welcoming NESCAFÉ LATTE to Team Vitality is a fantastic development for both the club and our broader ecosystem.”

“This partnership showcases our ability to support household names in exploring new opportunities, offering tailored solutions that engage a young, passionate audience.

“Together, we’ll unlock the full potential of esports as a dynamic platform for engagement and innovation for the world’s biggest brands,” he said.

The organisation has recently expanded its portfolio to include chess, marking a significant milestone with the inclusion of Grandmaster Maxime Vachier-Lagrave, particularly in light of chess’s anticipated participation in the 2025 Esports World Cup.

With the addition of NESCAFÉ LATTE, Team Vitality broadens its partner network to an impressive 15 affiliations, including notable brands such as Ben & Jerry’s Magnum, Skin Club, supermarket chain ALDI, KIA, Hummel, and Trade it.

Earlier this year, the team also entered a two-year partnership with ASUS’ gaming-oriented brand, Republic of Gamers (ROG), underscoring its growing influence in the esports sector.

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Wisconsin’s Aniya Warren, Addy Horner to enter transfer portal

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Bald Eagle Area’s Leah Bryan and Norah Eppley hold District 6 Class AA championship trophy together. Both were named to the Laurel Highland volleyball all-star team.

Following its run to the PIAA Class AA quarterfinals in November, it comes as no surprise that the Bald Eagle Area volleyball team was well represented on this year’s Laurel Highlands all-star team. Four Eagles made the team, including two first teamers.

On the first team, Bald Eagle seniors Leah Bryan and Nora Eppley were present, earning accolades after prolific campaigns at outside hitter and libero respectively.

Fellow senior Casey Angellotti earned second-team honors at setter, and in just her second season, sophomore outside hitter Emily Smith also made the second team.

Apart from the Eagles, Bellefonte and Penns Valley also had all-star representatives. Penns Valley’s Peyton Wasson made the second team as a hitter while Bellefonte’s Colbie Frailey was named an honorable mention.

2025 LAUREL HIGHLAND VOLLEYBALL ALL-STARS

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Bald Eagle Area’s Casey Angellotti was named a LHAC volleyball all-star.TIM WEIGHT/For the Express
Bald Eagle Area’s Casey Angellotti was named a LHAC volleyball all-star.

FIRST TEAM

HITTERS

Leah Bryan, Bald Eagle; Addi Basenback, Hollidaysburg; Adi Jarrett, Philipsburg-Osceola; Kynlee Budny, Hollidaysburg.

SETTER

Delayni Baird, Hollidaysburg.

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Bald Eagle Area’s Emily Smith was named a LHAC volleyball all-star.

LIBERO/DS

Nora Eppley, Bald Eagle; Kenzi McLanahan, Hollidaysburg.

SECOND TEAM

HITTERS

Lily Metz, Huntingdon; Peyton Watson, Penns Valley; Rylan Crowell, Tyrone; Emily Smith, Bald Eagle.

SETTER

Casey Angellotti, Bald Eagle.

LIBERO/DS

Abigail Anthony, Tyrone.

HONORABLE MENTION

Sonny Diehl, Clearfield; Colbie Frailey, Bellefonte; Crosby Holt, Philipsburg-Osceola; Bailey Snyder, Tyrone.



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Wisconsin setter Addy Horner to enter transfer portal

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Badgers news: 5 players enter transfer portal after loss to Kentucky

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The Wisconsin Badgers suffered a tough loss to the Kentucky Wildcats in the NCAA National Semifinal on Thursday, ending their season after an incredible postseason run.

One day later, five different players announced their intentions to enter the transfer portal: Freshman setter Addy Horner, sophomore outside hitter Trinity Shadd-Ceres, freshman libero Aniya Warren, sophomore libero Maile Chan, and redshirt freshman middle blocker Tosia Serafinowska.

Horner, a native of Illinois, was considered the No. 1 setter in her class and the No. 2 player in her state coming out of high school last year by PrepDig. She stepped up during a big middle-of-the-season run when Charlie Fuerbringer was out due to injury. But, with the star sophomore still at Wisconsin for the next two years, it makes sense that Horner will look for other opportunities.

Shadd-Ceres played in four matches as a freshman. She saw action in nine games this year, including Wisconsin’s final three matches in the NCAA Tournament, recording three kills against Texas and one against Kentucky, subbing in late in both matches.

Warren was ranked the No. 1 libero in the Class of 2025, and her recruitment had a number of turns before she ended up at Wisconsin. She had seen time in the rotation early in the season and finished playing in 16 sets across nine games.

Chan, considered the No. 1 libero from the state of Oregon in her class, played in 25 matches across two seasons at Wisconsin. With freshman Kristen Simon entrenched at the libero spot to end the year, both Chan and Warren are heading elsewhere.

Lastly, Serafinowska is moving on with three years of eligibility left. She saw action in five games this year.

Those five outgoing transfers join seniors Mimi Colyer, Jada Cerniglia, Carter Booth, and Alicia Andrew as the players departing Wisconsin this offseason.



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All-Cape Coast Conference volleyball team for the 2025 season

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Purdue volleyball coach Dave Shondell contract, salary, bonuses, buyout

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Updated Dec. 20, 2025, 10:18 a.m. ET

WEST LAFAYETTE — It had been an emotional year for Dave Shondell, and the 67-year-old’s persistence to see his contract through led to a rejuvenated Purdue volleyball coach.

The details of the four-year contract he announced Dec. 13 following the Boilermakers’ loss to Pittsburgh in the Elite Eight were released this week. He signed the contract five days prior to announcing it. Shondell previously told IndyStar he contemplated retirement before the Boilers’ core helped him decide to continue coaching.



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