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Promino Expands Fastbreak Partnership, Activates at The Penn Relays and Key Summer Competitions

May 06, 2025 9:57 AM EDT | Source: Promino Nutritional Sciences, Inc. Burlington, Ontario–(Newsfile Corp. – May 6, 2025) – Promino Nutritional Sciences Inc. (CSE: MUSL) (OTC Pink: MUSLF) (FSE: 93X) (the “Company” or “Promino”) is pleased to announce it is extending its successful partnership with Fastbreak AI through summer 2025. Following a surge […]

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May 06, 2025 9:57 AM EDT | Source: Promino Nutritional Sciences, Inc.

Burlington, Ontario–(Newsfile Corp. – May 6, 2025) – Promino Nutritional Sciences Inc. (CSE: MUSL) (OTC Pink: MUSLF) (FSE: 93X) (the “Company” or “Promino”) is pleased to announce it is extending its successful partnership with Fastbreak AI through summer 2025. Following a surge in direct-to-consumer sales and audience engagement from February’s round one activations, Promino will now continue to offer sampling at major athletic showcases including the just concluded Penn Relays.

The Penn Relays draws more than 120,000 athletes, coaches, and parents from across the country, offering Promino™ – NSF Certified for Sport® a unique opportunity to connect directly with a national base of youth and collegiate athletes. This is the first of five Fastbreak-organized events Promino will participate in throughout the spring and summer of 2025, with additional opportunities being considered based on performance.

“Our initial Fastbreak events exceeded our expectations, kickstarting Promino’s direct-to-consumer business with meaningful increases in traffic and sales,” said Vito Sanzone, CEO of Promino. “Promino patented protein drink has low calories, no sugar, no dairy and is fully plant-based. These attributes and our taste profile make Promino an obvious choice for all athletes, which is why we align with Fastbreak AI for live sampling and the technology platform to drive same-day sales.”

Fastbreak Connect, the AI-driven platform behind the partnership, enables brands to seamlessly activate live experiences at high-traffic youth sports events and provides actionable data on sampling and consumer engagement. Used by global brands, Fastbreak Connect reaches over 850,000 youth athletes annually and powers activations at more than 10,000 tournaments across the United States.

“Promino is doubling down on what we believe is one of the most powerful marketing channels: youth sports,” added John Stewart, CEO of Fastbreak AI. “Fastbreak Connect gives brands a way to build meaningful relationships and activate in a space that cuts through the noise of traditional marketing. The results Promino has driven, both in sales and engagement, are a testament to their vision. They recognized early on that youth sports aren’t just another weekend activity, they’re a brand loyalty engine.”

Promino’s participation at The Penn Relays and other upcoming events will include product sampling, athlete content capture, on-site retail promotions, and exclusive offers via Fastbreak’s digital engagement programs.

About The Penn Relays

The Penn Relays, hosted annually by the University of Pennsylvania since 1895, is the oldest and largest track and field competition in the United States. It brings together more than 15,000 participants and over 120,000 spectators for three days of high-level competition and community celebration, making it a premier platform for sports brand activations.

About Fastbreak AI

Fastbreak AI delivers the leading artificial intelligence platform for tournament operations, brand activations, and sponsorship optimization. Its Fastbreak Connect program allows brands to engage youth athletes and families through turnkey sampling campaigns backed by real-time performance analytics. Visit www.fastbreak.ai to learn more.

About Promino

Promino is an innovative and research driven Canadian nutraceutical company specializing in the development of patented and science-based products for the global consumer packaged goods market, with a portfolio focused specifically on muscle health. Promino’s lead product, Rejuvenate Muscle™ Activator, is a patented proprietary formulation that is clinically proven to assist in the building, rebuilding, restoration and rejuvenation of natural muscle mass. Promino also offers Promino™, an elite performance supplement for both professional and amateur athletes to accelerate muscle recovery, build strength and accelerate recovery from injury. Promino was founded in 2015 and is located in Burlington, Ontario.

For more information about Rejuvenate Muscle™ Activator and where to purchase, visit www.rejuvenatemuscle.com.

Promino™ – NSF Certified for Sport® brand ambassadors include NHL Stanley Cup™ Champion Jack Eichel of the Vegas Golden Knights and MLB Legend and Toronto Blue Jays 6x All-Star José Bautista.

To learn more about Promino, visit www.drinkpromino.com.

Forward-Looking Statements

This news release contains “forward-looking information” and “forward-looking statements” (collectively, “forward-looking statements”) within the meaning of applicable Canadian securities legislation. All statements, other than statements of historical fact, are forward-looking statements and are based on expectations, estimates and projections as at the date of this news release. All statements that address activities, events, or developments that the Company expects or anticipates will, or may, occur in the future, are forward-looking statements, including statements regarding the Company’s business prospects, potential growth in the functional beverage market, future trends, plans and strategies. In some cases, forward looking statements are preceded by, followed by, or include words such as “may”, “will,” “would”, “could”, “should”, “believes”, “estimates”, “projects”, “potential”, “expects”, “plans”, “anticipates”, “continues”, or the negative of those words or other similar or comparable words. In preparing the forward-looking statements in this news release, the Company has applied several material assumptions, including, but not limited to, that protein supplement market growth will continue as anticipated by the Company, and that general business and economic conditions will not change in a materially adverse manner. These forward-looking statements are based on reasonable assumptions and estimates of management of the Company at the time such statements were made. Actual future results may differ materially as forward-looking statements involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors which may cause the actual results, performance or achievements of the Company to materially differ from any future results, performance or achievements expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements. Although the forward-looking statements contained in this news release are based upon what management of the Company believes, or believed at the time, to be reasonable assumptions, the Company cannot assure shareholders that actual results will be consistent with such forward-looking statements, as there may be other factors that cause results not to be as anticipated, estimated or intended. Readers should not place undue reliance on the forward-looking statements and information contained in this news release. The Company assumes no obligation to update the forward-looking statements of beliefs, opinions, projections, or other factors.

No stock exchange, securities commission or other regulatory authority has approved or disapproved the information contained herein.

To view the source version of this press release, please visit https://www.newsfilecorp.com/release/250979

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Lisbon Arts Initiative launching art-based program for K-5 youth | News, Sports, Jobs

LISBON – The Lisbon Arts Initiative will launch “Art Building Community Developing Expression” (ABCDE), an arts-based program created for youth in grades K-5, on June 28, at the New Lisbon Presbyterian Church from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The ABCDE project is LAI’s first public arts initiative. The focus is to offer these youth an […]

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LISBON – The Lisbon Arts Initiative will launch “Art Building Community Developing Expression” (ABCDE), an arts-based program created for youth in grades K-5, on June 28, at the New Lisbon Presbyterian Church from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

The ABCDE project is LAI’s first public arts initiative. The focus is to offer these youth an opportunity to learn, experience, and gain exposure to the arts through their participation in 18-minute/to 60-m experiential workshops led by local artists. These workshops include dance, improvisation, music, and painting. We are hoping future workshops can include poetry writing, puppetry, sculpture, and more.

The ABCDE workshop will give students in grades K-5 a chance to learn and expand their experiences in the arts as they participate in experimental workshops taught by local artists:

— Dance workshop will be taught by Christine Martin, owner of Leap of Faith Dance Studio at the Trinity Playhouse and a choreographer for productions by Stage Left Players in Lisbon.

— Paul Dahman, Stage Left’s master teacher, will orchestrate the improv class.

— Debbie Fonner, retiring music teacher at Lisbon’s McKinley Elementary, will lead a music class

— Barbara Schmidt, a retired art teacher from East Liverpool Schools and owner of Warm HeARTs Studio in Columbiana, will teach visual arts.

“I’m so excited to be able to find creative ways to help bring the arts into our community,” said Mark Hamilton, Lisbon Arts Initiative president and Source Gallery owner. “This first workshop will be a fun way for kids to experience some of the variety in arts and performance and begin to think about what forms of expression they like best, what touches their heart. The Lisbon Arts Initiative team is looking forward to offering this and many more future events.”

Parents have the option of signing up their kids in advance or just show up the day of the workshops. We ask that the kids bring their own box lunch, water will be provided for the kids.

Adults and local high school honor society student volunteers will also be onsite at each workshop and escort the students from one arts project to another.

Following the launch, the ABCDE team will evaluate feedback from the participating youth, parents, and artists in order to determine the best options to continue offering arts events and programs for area youth, and to identify currently available opportunities for expression.

Other ABCDE members include Kandace Cleland, executive director of Stage Left Players; Deborah Fonner, Lisbon Exempted Village Schools music teacher; Kristen Huston, executive director of the Almost Perfect Foundation; and Georgia Smith, Lisbon Counseling Center; and Sarah Morris of Epoch Decor. ABCDE was facilitated by Bellefontaine, Ohio native Jane Collins, who coaches Ohio communities on addressing local needs through employing local artists.

ABCDE and LAI are made possible in part by a grant from the Ohio Arts Council (OAC). The OAC is a state agency that funds and supports quality arts experiences to strengthen Ohio communities culturally, educationally, and economically.

For information on ABCDE contact Mark Hamilton at mark@lisbonartsinitiative.org. For information on starting a similar initiative in your community, contact Jane Collins at jahcollins@gmail.com.



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Heart screenings at Amplus Academy aim to prevent sudden cardiac arrest in youth

LAS VEGAS — A community-driven initiative at Amplus Academy is making strides in preventing sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) among young athletes. Hosted by the nonprofit Vegas For Athletes, the Heart & Health Event on Friday provided crucial screenings for student-athletes to detect signs of SCA, the leading cause of medical death in youth sports. Since […]

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A community-driven initiative at Amplus Academy is making strides in preventing sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) among young athletes.

Hosted by the nonprofit Vegas For Athletes, the Heart & Health Event on Friday provided crucial screenings for student-athletes to detect signs of SCA, the leading cause of medical death in youth sports.

Since 2023, Southern Nevada has faced the tragic loss of four young athletes due to SCA.

In response, Vegas For Athletes is advocating for electrocardiogram (ECG) screenings to become a mandatory component of annual physicals for student-athletes.

The organization has already conducted over 650 free heart screenings, identifying 16 students with heart abnormalities and 7 with life-threatening conditions, despite all having passed standard sports physicals.

These findings underscore the necessity of incorporating advanced screening tools like ECGs in routine athletic checkups.

Through collaborations with Las Vegas professional sports teams, schools, athletes, and camps, Vegas For Athletes is committed to creating a safer environment for young athletes and preventing future tragedies.

For more information regarding Vegas For Athletes, visit here.



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Little League: Mid-Island LL legendary coach Bill Rogers will take centerstage in street naming

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — The corner of Victory Blvd. and Travis Avenue is getting a well-deserved upgrade on Father’s Day. And it’s been a long-time coming. Bill Rogers, the legendary Mid-Island Little League president and fabled coach of the loop’s Little League World Series championship in 1964, will have a street sign with his name […]

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STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — The corner of Victory Blvd. and Travis Avenue is getting a well-deserved upgrade on Father’s Day.

And it’s been a long-time coming.

Bill Rogers, the legendary Mid-Island Little League president and fabled coach of the loop’s Little League World Series championship in 1964, will have a street sign with his name added to the aforementioned corner during a ceremony on June 15th.

The gala, which is expected to be attended by many, will begin at 11 a.m.

The street naming ceremony will be a part of Mid-Island’s “Bill Rogers Day” festivities.

Rogers died three years ago this month. He was 86.

Celebration time

Mid-Island Little League manager Bill Rogers, center left, celebrates with his team after they won the 1964 Little League World Series in South Williamsport, Pennsylvania.(Advance/SILive.com)

John Pleszewicz, Mid-Island’s long-time president, is thrilled to finally see Rogers get his due.

“I’m happy to see the man get recognized, it’s something that been long overdue,’’ said Pleszewicz. ”He was a great mentor to me. He came around and showed me the ropes and that’s something I’ll always appreciate it.’’

Rogers, who eventually became Staten Island’s District Administrator, never hesitated to come back to Mid-Island’s Travis complex and give the loop’s players a pep talk.

“He was a perfectionist and he always wanted the kids to understand that it was an honor to play All Stars for Mid-Island Little League,’’ said Pleszewicz. ”He always brought back some of his players from the ‘64 team and they’d wear their World Series jackets to try and get the kids inspired.’’

Following his death three years ago, Dan Yaccarino, a star pitcher on the ‘64 team, might have summed it up best when referring to Bill Rogers.

“Bill was a great man and a great leader,’’ said Yaccarino. ”He led a bunch of 12-year-old kids and made us into men in one summer.”



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Dallas Cowboys defensive lineman holds annual youth football camp at Coppell High School – NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth

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Orlando Magic forward Wendell Carter Jr. hosts free kids camp in Mableton

MABLETON, Ga. (Atlanta News First) – Orlando Magic forward Wendell Carter Jr. continues giving back to the community that raised him, hosting a free youth basketball clinic Saturday in Mableton. “I’m forever grateful (for) the fact that I can come back home and see so many familiar faces,” the former Pace Academy standout said Saturday. […]

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MABLETON, Ga. (Atlanta News First) – Orlando Magic forward Wendell Carter Jr. continues giving back to the community that raised him, hosting a free youth basketball clinic Saturday in Mableton.

“I’m forever grateful (for) the fact that I can come back home and see so many familiar faces,” the former Pace Academy standout said Saturday.

Held at Whitefield Academy, Carter‘s “A Platform2 Foundation” provided 8th through 12th grade boys with hands-on coaching through various basketball drills along with a free lunch, t-shirt and financial literacy workshop.

Saturday served as the fourth installment of the kids camp, which was slightly more streamlined from years past, according to the 7-year pro.

“Camps that we’ve had over the years were mostly about trying to teach kids African American studies, financial literacy and allow them to play basketball,” Carter Jr. said. “Knowing that most kids just got out of school, they’re enjoying summer now … we want this to be more of a relaxing camp.”

Carter Jr. averaged 9.1 points per game over 68 appearances for Orlando in 2024-25.

“Give them a little bit of knowledge here and there but be a little bit more interactive with them,” Carter Jr. said.



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Ky. coach accused of shoving child to the ground during youth soccer game

ELIZABETHTOWN, Ky. (WKYT) – A Lexington man is facing an assault charge after parents say he shoved their child during a soccer game. Robert McKinnis says his 13-year-old son Joseph has been playing soccer since he was just 4 years old. “It’s the only sport he’s played. It’s the only sport he wants to play. […]

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ELIZABETHTOWN, Ky. (WKYT) – A Lexington man is facing an assault charge after parents say he shoved their child during a soccer game.

Robert McKinnis says his 13-year-old son Joseph has been playing soccer since he was just 4 years old.

“It’s the only sport he’s played. It’s the only sport he wants to play. Totally in love with the game,” said McKinnis.

Joseph, who goes by JK, has spent countless hours on the field, many of those moments captured by Robert’s camera.

“I’ve got thousands of pictures of him,” said McKinnis.

Sunday’s game in Elizabethtown was like any other. Robert had his camera out, taking photos of JK on the field, as his team faced a visiting team, Tiburones F.C., from Lexington.

However, it was a moment captured by another parent’s camera that made the game different.

Robert says a coach from the opposing team shoved JK to the ground.

“I hear a bunch of yelling and then I realize that that’s my kid,” said McKinnis. “He’s sitting on the ground. He’s crying, and he’s holding the back of his neck. I go up to him and I said, ‘Did he hit you?’ And he said, ‘Yes, Dad.’”

Robert and others who were at the game have identified the man in the video as Tim Jenkins, the head coach of the opposing team.

An article on Lexington Sporting Club’s website from 2022 announced Jenkins’ hiring as one of their youth phase directors.

WKYT reached out to Lexington SC to ask about Jenkins. They said Jenkins no longer works there, but they did not have any information about his departure.

“I started screaming, ‘Don’t let him, don’t let him leave, because I’m calling the cops,’” said McKinnis.

Elizabethtown Police tell WKYT Tim Jenkins was charged with fourth-degree assault at the game, after he was accused of assaulting a child at the soccer complex.

Jenkins was cited, but not arrested.

“I hope that it just never happens to any other kid,” said McKinnis.

WKYT has attempted to reach out to Tim Jenkins for comment on this story. As of its publishing, we have not heard back.



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