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George Pickens Receives Endorsement of Cowboys Captain

George Pickens Receives Endorsement of Cowboys Captain originally appeared on Athlon Sports. FRISCO – George Pickens arrived at The Star with a clean slate inside the building, but also lots of critics outside of it. Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Some in the Pittsburgh Steelers organization said it was Pickens’ behavior on the field and in the […]

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George Pickens Receives Endorsement of Cowboys Captain

George Pickens Receives Endorsement of Cowboys Captain originally appeared on Athlon Sports.

FRISCO – George Pickens arrived at The Star with a clean slate inside the building, but also lots of critics outside of it.

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Some in the Pittsburgh Steelers organization said it was Pickens’ behavior on the field and in the locker room that led head coach Mike Tomlin to finally give up on the talented receiver. The Cowboys traded for him in an effort to provide a reliable No. 2 receiver opposite CeeDee Lamb.

Despite Pickens’ reputation, the Cowboys immediately welcomed him with open arms. Both vice president Stephen Jones and Lamb himself claimed Pickens is a “No. 1” receiver.

Now a couple of days into minicamp and quarterback Dak Prescott is adding to the chorus of positivity surrounding the Cowboys’ newest weapon.

“I think that’s why you should never really listen to what somebody else says about somebody,” Prescott said about Pickens. “I think you should find out for yourself who they are and allow them to reveal their character to you. The guy’s been great. He’s been phenomenal.

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“It’s a guy that loves football, loves his teammates, and he’s been excited every day that he’s been there. He’s been early, too, so no concerns on the personal matters of G.P. or anything about it. I’m just super excited that he’s on our team. He’s one of us, and he’s our brother, and he’s all about continuing to grow and making sure he’s putting the best out there; and that’s his approach.”

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This story was originally reported by Athlon Sports on Jun 13, 2025, where it first appeared.

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DVIDS – News – U.S. Wins Opening Beach Volleyball Match at Military Games

Team USA’s No. 1 men’s beach volleyball squad defeated Lithuania, 2-0, in their opening match of the 5th Conseil International du Sport Militaire Military World Games on Copacabana Beach here July 17. Navy Senior Chief Petty Officer John Goings of Jacksonville, Fla., and Coast Guard Petty Officer 2nd Class Zachary Walden of Cape Maine, N.J., […]

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Team USA’s No. 1 men’s beach volleyball squad defeated Lithuania, 2-0, in their opening match of the 5th Conseil International du Sport Militaire Military World Games on Copacabana Beach here July 17.

Navy Senior Chief Petty Officer John Goings of Jacksonville, Fla., and Coast Guard Petty Officer 2nd Class Zachary Walden of Cape Maine, N.J., prevailed by scores of 21-11 and 21-12 over Andrius Cesnauskas and Tomas Vievesis.

Walden delivered nine aces on his 28 service attempts and Goings converted 12 of his 15 attack attempts as the U.S. duo soared to victory in 38 minutes.

Walden, 26, a Coast Guard firefighter from Virginia Beach, Va., cherishes being a member of the U.S. Armed Forces’ inaugural CISM beach volleyball team.

“It’s huge to be in Rio, the epicenter of beach volleyball outside the U.S.,” Walden said. “It’s the experience of a lifetime and a career highlight already.”

Team USA No. 1 will play the other five countries in their group and the top two teams will advance to the medal rounds.

“I think we have a pretty solid chance” Walden said. “The U.S. and Brazil, internationally on the pro tours, are the premiere teams. That should carry down into our lower levels. We have a pretty good shot against the other countries.”

Air Force Tech Sgt. David Dean of Duke Air Field, Fla., and Army Sgt. Gary Ang of Schofield Barracks, Hawaii, will compete as the No. 2 U.S. men’s team.

On the women’s side, Coast Guard Lt. Cmdr. Kerry Karwan of Alameda, Calif., will team with Navy Lt. Cmdr. Lauren Nilsen of Stuttgart, Germany, as the No. 1 U.S. duo.

Coast Guard Lt. Mary Arvidson of Air Station Corpus Christi, Texas, and Air Force 1st Lt. Brooke Cultra of Ramstein, Germany, will compete as Team USA’s No. 2 squad.

Beach volleyball will be played every day on Copacabana Beach throughout the games.

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M. Cross Country, Indoor Track & Field Win RMAC Brechler Awards

By: Tim Flynn Story Links 2025 RMAC Brechler Award winners COLORADO SPRINGS – The Colorado School of Mines men’s cross country and men’s indoor track & field teams have won Brechler Awards from the RMAC for achieving the highest team GPA in the conference in 2024-25. The men’s cross country team […]

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2025 RMAC Brechler Award winners

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The Colorado School of Mines men’s cross country and men’s indoor track & field teams have won Brechler Awards from the RMAC for achieving the highest team GPA in the conference in 2024-25.

The men’s cross country team produced a 3.595 GPA to win their first-ever Brechler Award, while the men’s indoor track & field team wins its second straight and fifth overall with a 3.563 GPA. 

Established in 2013, the Brechler Awards recognize the conference’s top team GPA in each of its 22 sports. Grades were used from the 2024-25 academic year and all student-athletes who were on the institution’s NCAA eligibility list were included in the GPA calculation. The award is named after Paul W. Brechler, a former RMAC Commissioner (1976-1990), who, along with his wife Wanda, were the first inductees into the RMAC Hall of Fame. 

Under head coach Chris Siemers, the Mines men’s cross country team claimed its fourth NCAA Division II championship in 2024 after sweeping the RMAC and NCAA Regional titles, as well. The Orediggers were undefeated during the season, and had six all-Americans at the NCAA Championships.

Head Coach Matt Sparks‘ indoor track & field team achieved its highest-ever national finish coming in third at the NCAA Division II Indoor Championships thanks to six first-team all-America podium finishes. The Orediggers were also a strong second at the RMAC Indoor Championships with six individual conference champions. 

The Brechler Award winners will be recognized during the 2025 RMAC Hall of Fame & Awards Banquet on Thursday, July 10, at the Colorado Springs Marriott.



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LC State Warriors’ volleyball camps open to all skill levels, starting July 7th

LEWISTON, ID – Starting Monday, July 7th, the LC State Warriors will be hosting their All-Skills Volleyball camp, and then for one day only — a volleyball youth camp. With this volleyball camp having different levels of skill, it does not matter; the LC States camp welcomes all levels of skill in the sport. “If […]

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LEWISTON, ID – Starting Monday, July 7th, the LC State Warriors will be hosting their All-Skills Volleyball camp, and then for one day only — a volleyball youth camp.

With this volleyball camp having different levels of skill, it does not matter; the LC States camp welcomes all levels of skill in the sport.

“If you are a beginner that is perfectly fine, we welcome you we would love to teach you the basics and the fundamentals of our sport when it comes to people, let’s say with a higher skill level, we are going to teach you the same maybe go into more depth and more technical into what we’re teaching you” Esther said.

With this camp, Coach Esther wants the takeaway for the kids to have a strong work ethic.

“They work hard, work ethic can be applied both on and off the court, and help players embrace that mentality that would be perfect at the end of the day,” Esther said.

Coach Esther and her fellow teammates have been looking forward to this camp for a while.

“Having our little spikers come into town and having to teach that age group brings a lot of joy not only to me but to my fellow teammates as well,” Esther said.

The All-Skills camp will be running July 7th through the 8th, then LC State will host their youth camp on July 9th.

If you want to sign up, the link to the website will be here.



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Princeton University

PRINCETON – Roko Pozaric ’25 will represent Canada at the 2025 World Aquatics Championships. The event will take place from July 11th to August 3rd in Singapore where the team will have the opportunity to qualify for the 2028 Olympic Games. Having recently won the Roper Trophy, Pozaric graduated as a four-time All-American and three-time […]

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PRINCETON – Roko Pozaric ’25 will represent Canada at the 2025 World Aquatics Championships.

The event will take place from July 11th to August 3rd in Singapore where the team will have the opportunity to qualify for the 2028 Olympic Games.

Having recently won the Roper Trophy, Pozaric graduated as a four-time All-American and three-time NWPC Player of the Year after becoming the men’s water polo team’s all-time leader in goals with 281 while sitting second in assists (172).

He has helped transform the program into a national contender, winning the conference title four years in a row, making it to the Final Four in 2023 behind a program record 28 wins, finishing ranked fifth in the country the last two seasons and beating two of the water polo “big four”, in Cal and Stanford, during his career.

 



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Baruch Names Chazia Weste Associate AD for Administration and Finance

Story Links Release Courtesy Baruch Athletic Communications NEW YORK – Chazia Weste has been named the new Associate Athletic Director for Administration and Finance for the Baruch College Athletics Department. The announcement was made by Baruch College Director of Athletics & Recreation, Heather MacCulloch on Wednesday. Chazia comes to Baruch College after spending the past […]

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NEW YORK – Chazia Weste has been named the new Associate Athletic Director for Administration and Finance for the Baruch College Athletics Department.

The announcement was made by Baruch College Director of Athletics & Recreation, Heather MacCulloch on Wednesday.

Chazia comes to Baruch College after spending the past ten years at Monroe University (NJCAA D1) in New Rochelle, New York. She is a professional with ten years of experience in athletic business operations with comprehensive knowledge of budgeting, supervising personnel, and management.

“We are thrilled to welcome Chazia Weste as Baruch’s new Associate Athletic Director for Administration and Finance. Chazia brings a wealth of experience in athletic administration, financial planning, and strategic operations that will be instrumental in strengthening the foundation of our department.” Director of Athletics & Recreation Heather MacCulloch said. “Her commitment to excellence and student-athlete success aligns perfectly with our mission, and I’m confident she will make an immediate and lasting impact at Baruch.”

Chazia spent the past three years as the Associate Director of Athletics – Business Operations at Monroe. The first year in this position was spent with Monroe University NJCAA D3 (Express) in the Bronx, New York assisting during their transition in Athletic Directors, while the remaining two years were spent at Monroe University D1 (Mustangs) in New Rochelle, New York. 

During her overall time at Monroe University, she also worked as the Assistant Athletic Director, Athletic Business Manager, Athletic Administrative Assistant, and Student Administrative Assistant in the Sports Information Department.

She graduated from Monroe in 2015 earning a Bachelor’s Degree in Accounting. She then pursued getting two masters, one in Finance at Iona University (’17), followed by a second in English Literature from Mercy University (’21).

Since 2020, she is also a member of Sigma Tau Delta International English Honor Society and has been a member of the National Association of Black Accounts (NABA) since 2014.    

 

“I’m honored to join Baruch College as the Associate Athletic Director for Administration and Finance. It’s incredibly exciting to be part of such a dynamic and successful program, and I’m especially grateful for the opportunity to learn from and work alongside Athletic Director Heather MacCulloch.,” said Weste, “Her visionary leadership has elevated Baruch Athletics, and I look forward to contributing to the continued growth and excellence of this thriving department—supporting our student-athletes, coaches, and community every step of the way.”

With her decade of experience in collegiate athletics as well as her academic focus in Accounting and Finance, Weste is an ideal fit for this role.


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Washburn volleyball coach Chris Herron, 2007 Final Four team to hall of fame

TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) – Washburn volleyball head coach Chris Herron and the Ichabods 2007 Final Four team are headed to the hall of fame, the team announced Wednesday night. Coach Herron enters his 25th season as Washburn’s head coach. He’s amassed over 600 wins with the ‘Bods and is a four-time MIAA Coach of the […]

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TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) – Washburn volleyball head coach Chris Herron and the Ichabods 2007 Final Four team are headed to the hall of fame, the team announced Wednesday night.

Coach Herron enters his 25th season as Washburn’s head coach. He’s amassed over 600 wins with the ‘Bods and is a four-time MIAA Coach of the Year.

As for the 2007 Final Four team, they went 38-4, helping Washburn to its most successful season in school history. The Lady Blues finished the season ranked 3rd in the country.



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