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Minor League Transactions

This installment collects all transactions involving minor league players, i.e. those not on 40-man rosters, for the period June 20 to July 15. As always, transactions are conveyed by Major League Baseball. The abbreviation that follows player listings refer to minor league level: Triple-A (AAA), Double-A (AA), High-A (A+), Low-A (A), Rookie-level Complex League (R) […]

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Minor League Transactions

This installment collects all transactions involving minor league players, i.e. those not on 40-man rosters, for the period June 20 to July 15. As always, transactions are conveyed by Major League Baseball.

The abbreviation that follows player listings refer to minor league level: Triple-A (AAA), Double-A (AA), High-A (A+), Low-A (A), Rookie-level Complex League (R) or Dominican Summer League (DSL).

Players categorized as being “outrighted to the minor leagues” were designated for assignment, cleared waivers and then sent outright to the minor leagues, typically to Triple-A. Previously outrighted players have the right to elect free agency.

Arizona Diamondbacks
Signed: RHP Jhossua Castro (DSL)
Signed: RHP Jimmy Endersby (A+)
Signed: RHP Juan Ledezma (DSL)
Signed: RHP Bryant Mejia (DSL)
Signed: RHP Miguel Vargas (DSL)
Signed: OF Albert Almora (AAA)
Signed: OF Seth Brown (AAA)
Released: RHP Dawel Serda (R)
Released: 1B Trey Mancini (AAA)
Released: 2B Nicky Lopez (AAA)
Added to 40-man roster: RHP John Curtiss
Added to 40-man roster: 1B Tristin English
Outrighted to minor leagues: RHP Tayler Scott (AAA)
Outrighted to minor leagues: LHP Kyle Nelson (AAA)
Outrighted to minor leagues: C Aramis Garcia (AAA)
Elected free agency: RHP Tayler Scott
Transferred to 60-day IL: C David Martin (A+)

Athletics
Signed: RHP Tyler Ferguson (AAA)
Signed: RHP Angel Vizcaino (DSL)
Signed: C Jean Peralta (DSL)
Released: RHP Dylan Floro (AAA)
Released: RHP Raulin Ventura (DSL)
Released: 1B Carter Aldrete (AA)
Released: OF Caeden Trenkle (AA)
Added to 40-man roster: RHP Jack Perkins
Added to 40-man roster: OF Carlos Cortes
Added to 40-man roster: OF Colby Thomas
Transferred to 60-day IL: RHP Mitch Myers (AA)
Transferred to 60-day IL: 3B Jared Sprague-Lott (A)

Atlanta Braves
Signed: RHP John Brebbia (AAA)
Signed: RHP Daysbel Hernandez (AAA)
Signed: RHP Carter Lovasz (R)
Signed: RHP Marcos Pol (DSL)
Signed: RHP Jose Ruiz (AAA)
Signed: RHP Kade Woods (R)
Signed: LHP Victor Duarte (DSL)
Signed: SS Alex Lodise (R)
Signed: SS Cody Miller (R)
Signed: SS Tate Southisene (R)
Signed: OF Logan Braunschweig (R)
Signed: OF Conor Essenburg (R)
Released: RHP Dylan Covey (AAA)
Released: RHP Marco Patino (R)
Released: RHP Royber Salinas (AAA)
Released: C James McCann (AAA)
Traded: OF Titus Dumitru (A+) to Pirates for RHP Hunter Stratton (MLB)
Added to 40-man roster: RHP Jesse Chavez
Added to 40-man roster: RHP Didier Fuentes
Added to 40-man roster: RHP Wander Suero
Designated for assignment: RHP Michael Petersen (claimed by Marlins)
Outrighted to minor leagues: RHP Kevin Herget (AAA)
Outrighted to minor leagues: RHP Jose Ruiz (AAA)
Elected free agency: RHP Kevin Herget
Transferred to 60-day IL: RHP Giomar Diaz (A+)

Baltimore Orioles
Signed: RHP Edgar Benitez (DSL)
Signed: RHP David Medina (DSL)
Signed: RHP Dalton Neuschwander (R)
Signed: RHP Luis Perdomo (DSL)
Signed: RHP Anderson Reyes (DSL)
Signed: LHP Kailen Hamson (R)
Signed: C Jacob Stallings (AAA)
Signed: SS Jose Garcia (AAA)
Acquired: C Alex Jackson (AAA) from Yankees for 2025 international bonus pool money
Added to 40-man roster: RHP Matthew Bowman
Added to 40-man roster: RHP Corbin Martin
Added to 40-man roster: C David Banuelos
Added to 40-man roster: C Alex Jackson
Added to 40-man roster: C Jacob Stallings
Added to 40-man roster: C Chadwick Tromp
Added to 40-man roster: 3B Emmanuel Rivera
Outrighted to minor leagues: RHP Matthew Bowman (AAA)
Outrighted to minor leagues: RHP Luis F. Castillo (AAA)
Outrighted to minor leagues: RHP Kyle Tyler (AAA)
Outrighted to minor leagues: C David Banuelos (AAA)
Outrighted to minor leagues: 3B Emmanuel Rivera (AAA)
Elected free agency: RHP Kyle Tyler
Transferred to 60-day IL: RHP Miguel Mesa (A)
Transferred to 60-day IL: LHP Iziah Salinas (R)
Transferred to 60-day IL: SS Steven Ondina (A)
Transferred to 60-day IL: OF Braylon Whitaker (R)
Transferred to full-season IL: RHP Luis Sanchez (A+)

Boston Red Sox
Signed: RHP Wascar Berroa (DSL)
Signed: RHP Alexander Heredia (DSL)
Released: RHP Jomar Fernandez (DSL)
Released: RHP Cesar Muzziotti (DSL)
Released: RHP Christopher Troye (AA)
Released: SS Luis Ravelo (AA)
Acquired: C Blake Sabol (AAA) from White Sox for 2025 international bonus pool money
Added to 40-man roster: RHP Isaiah Campbell
Placed on 60-day IL: RHP Carlos Falcon (DSL)
Placed on 60-day IL: LHP Abis Prado (R)
Transferred to 60-day IL: LHP Shane Drohan (AAA)
Transferred to 60-day IL: LHP Joseph Ingrassia (A+)
Transferred to full-season IL: RHP Nicholas Judice (A)
Transferred to full-season IL: RHP Yordanny Monegro (AA)
Transferred to full-season IL: RHP Trennor O’Donnell (A)
Transferred to full-season IL: LHP Zach Fogell (A+)
Transferred to full-season IL: C Mark Kolozsvary (AA)

Chicago Cubs
Signed: RHP Ben Brown (AAA)
Signed: RHP Tadeo Gamez (DSL)
Signed: RHP Ryan Jensen (R)
Signed: LHP Jacob Brentz (R)
Released: RHP Phil Bickford (AAA)
Released: RHP Nolan Clenney (AA)
Released: RHP Robert Kwiatkowski (AA)
Released: RHP Ismael Morey (DSL)
Released: RHP Joseph Nahas (A+)
Released: RHP Jake Woodford (AAA)
Released: LHP Brandon Hughes (AAA)
Added to 40-man roster: RHP Michael Fulmer
Added to 40-man roster: RHP Brooks Kriske
Outrighted to minor leagues: RHP Michael Fulmer (AAA)
Outrighted to minor leagues: LHP Genesis Cabrera (AAA)
Elected free agency: RHP Michael Fulmer
Elected free agency: LHP Genesis Cabrera
Transferred to 60-day IL: RHP Ben Johnson (R)
Transferred to 60-day IL: RHP Yander Maria (R)
Transferred to 60-day IL: RHP JP Wheat (A)
Transferred to 60-day IL: C Haydn McGeary (AA)
Transferred to full-season IL: RHP Nico Zeglin (A+)

Chicago White Sox
Signed: RHP Gerardo Hernandez (DSL)
Signed: RHP Yoneiber Rodriguez (DSL)
Signed: RHP Noah Syndergaard (R)
Signed: RHP Kyle Tyler (R)
Signed: 3B Vinny Capra (AAA)
Signed: IF Hector Paulino (DSL)
Released: RHP Jose Mendoza (R)
Released: SS Shawn Goosenberg (AA)
Released: 3B Nick Podkul (AA)
Traded: C Blake Sabol (AAA) to Red Sox for 2025 international bonus pool money
Added to 40-man roster: LHP Jacob Palisch
Added to 40-man roster: SS Tristan Gray
Outrighted to minor leagues: RHP Caleb Freeman (AAA)
Outrighted to minor leagues: LHP Jacob Palisch (AA)
Outrighted to minor leagues: 3B Vinny Capra (AAA)
Placed on 60-day IL: OF Orlando Patino (DSL)
Transferred to 60-day IL: RHP Gus Varland (AAA)
Transferred to 60-day IL: OF Nick McLain (A)
Transferred to full-season IL: C Luis Pineda (A+)
Transferred to full-season IL: OF Zach DeLoach (AAA)

Cincinnati Reds
Signed: RHP Buck Farmer (R)
Signed: RHP Anderson Perez (DSL)
Signed: RHP Zach Willeman (AA)
Signed: IF Jordan Ouanyou (DSL)
Released: RHP Trey Braithwaite (A+)
Released: RHP Mauricio Colmenares (R)
Released: RHP Brooks Crawford (AA)
Released: RHP Juan Martinez (A)
Released: RHP Cesar Rivera (DSL)
Released: RHP Mendry Solano (R)
Released: RHP Enmanuel Talavera (DSL)
Released: 2B Luis Chevalier (AA)
Released: SS Bryson Brigman (AAA)
Released: SS Iverson Espinoza (A)
Released: SS Brayan Joseph (DSL)
Released: IF Luis Reyes (A)
Released: IF Jose Serrano (A+)
Added to 40-man roster: RHP Sam Benschoter
Added to 40-man roster: RHP Chase Burns
Transferred to 60-day IL: RHP Alan Busenitz (AAA)
Transferred to 60-day IL: 2B Ivan Johnson (AAA)
Transferred to full-season IL: RHP Ty Floyd (A)
Transferred to full-season IL: RHP Luis Pimentel (R)
Transferred to full-season IL: C Logan Tanner (A+)

Cleveland Guardians
Signed: LHP Kolby Allard (AAA)
Released: RHP Austin Aldeano (A)
Released: RHP Jesus Luna (A+)
Released: RHP Nick Mikolajchak (AAA)
Released: IF Kyle Datres (AAA)
Released: OF Carlos Gutierrez (A)
Released: OF Micah Pries (AAA)
Added to 40-man roster: LHP Kolby Allard
Outrighted to minor leagues: LHP Kolby Allard (AAA)
Elected free agency: LHP Kolby Allard

Colorado Rockies
Signed: IF Victor Aguirre (DSL)
Released: LHP Jack O’Loughlin (AAA)
Released: OF Tayler Aguilar (R)
Added to 40-man roster: C Austin Nola
Outrighted to minor leagues: OF Sam Hilliard (AAA)
Placed on full-season IL: RHP Sam Gerth (R)

Detroit Tigers
Signed: RHP Woo Suk Go (AAA)
Signed: RHP Geoff Hartlieb (AAA)
Signed: RHP Ricky Vanasco (AAA)
Signed: LHP Devin Smeltzer (AAA)
Released: RHP Ricky Vanasco (AAA)
Released: OF Manuel Margot (AAA)
Added to 40-man roster: LHP Dietrich Enns
Added to 40-man roster: LHP PJ Poulin
Outrighted to minor leagues: LHP Matt Gage (AAA)
Elected free agency: LHP Matt Gage
Placed on full-season IL: RHP Henderson Salas (R)
Transferred to 60-day IL: RHP Owen Hall (A)
Transferred to 60-day IL: RHP Ricky Vanasco (AAA)

Houston Astros
Signed: RHP Tayler Scott (AAA)
Signed: RHP Jordan Weems (AAA)
Signed: 1B Jonathan Singleton (AAA)
Signed: OF Orlando Martinez (AA)
Released: RHP Misael Tamarez (AAA)
Released: C Ryan Wrobleski (AA)
Released: OF Logan Cerny (AA)
Added to 40-man roster: RHP Jordan Weems
Added to 40-man roster: 2B Brice Matthews
Added to 40-man roster: SS Zack Short
Outrighted to minor leagues: RHP Jordan Weems (AAA)
Elected free agency: RHP Jordan Weems
Placed on full-season IL: RHP Porfirio Ramos (R)

Kansas City Royals
Signed: RHP Enyer Cepeda (DSL)
Signed: RHP Diego Figueroa (DSL)
Signed: RHP Michael Fulmer (AAA)
Signed: RHP Jordy Romero (DSL)
Signed: RHP Rafi Santo (DSL)
Signed: LHP Dallas Keuchel (R)
Signed: 2B Luis Chevalier (R)
Signed: 2B Isan Diaz (AA)
Signed: SS Yohandy Cruz (DSL)
Signed: OF Joshua Fermin (DSL)
Signed: OF Nolan Sailors (R)
Released: RHP Junior Fernandez (AAA)
Released: RHP Natanael Garabitos (AA)
Released: C Brian O’Keefe (AAA)
Added to 40-man roster: C Luke Maile
Added to 40-man roster: SS Cam Devanney
Placed on 60-day IL: C John Lopez (R)
Transferred to 60-day IL: OF Giullianno Allende (A)
Transferred to 60-day IL: OF Raimel Medina (R)
Transferred to full-season IL: LHP Asa Lacy (AA)

Los Angeles Angels
Signed: 2B Nick Rodriguez (R)
Signed: 3B Slate Alford (R)
Signed: 3B Brandon Drury (R)
Released: RHP Jesus Cruz (AA)
Released: 3B J.D. Davis (AAA)
Added to 40-man roster: RHP Carson Fulmer
Added to 40-man roster: SS Chad Stevens
Placed on 60-day IL: SS Yilver De Paula (DSL)

Los Angeles Dodgers
Signed: RHP Randy Maria (DSL)
Signed: RHP Roimer Rosas (DSL)
Signed: LHP Jacob Frost (R)
Signed: C Conner O’Neal (R)
Released: RHP Jeremy Florian (DSL)
Released: LHP Octavio Becerra (A)
Released: LHP Felix Cabrera (A)
Released: LHP Ben Harris (AAA)
Released: LHP Jose Hernandez (AAA)
Released: 1B Michael Chavis (AAA)
Traded: 3B Nick Biddison (A+) to Phillies for cash considerations
Added to 40-man roster: RHP Julian Fernandez
Designated for assignment: RHP Noah Davis
Designated for assignment: OF Steward Berroa
Outrighted to minor leagues: 3B CJ Alexander (AAA)
Transferred to 60-day IL: RHP Justin Jarvis (AAA)
Transferred to 60-day IL: RHP Jared Karros (AA)
Transferred to 60-day IL: RHP Luis Rada (DSL)
Transferred to 60-day IL: RHP Noah Ruen (A+)
Transferred to 60-day IL: RHP Lucas Wepf (AA)
Transferred to 60-day IL: OF Mike Sirota (A+)

Miami Marlins
Signed: RHP Luis Gomez (DSL)
Signed: RHP Richard Jimenez (DSL)
Signed: RHP Morgan McSweeney (AAA)
Signed: RHP Ramon Sanchez (DSL)
Signed: IF Jose Rivera (DSL)
Signed: OF Samuel Estevez (DSL)
Traded: RHP Robinson Piña (MLB) to Blue Jays for RHP Colby Martin (A+)
Added to 40-man roster: LHP Josh Simpson
Designated for assignment: RHP Nick Nastrini (claimed by Dodgers)

Milwaukee Brewers
Released: RHP Sam McWilliams (AAA)
Released: RHP Vinny Nittoli (AAA)
Released: RHP Tyler Woessner (A+)
Released: LHP Tyler Jay (AAA)
Released: LHP Bruce Zimmermann (AAA)
Acquired: C Andrick Nava (A+) from Phillies for cash considerations
Added to 40-man roster: 2B Anthony Seigler
Designated for assignment: RHP Elvin Rodriguez
Designated for assignment: OF Drew Avans
Outrighted to minor leagues: OF Daz Cameron (AAA)
Placed on 60-day IL: RHP Jesus Molina (DSL)
Transferred to 60-day IL: RHP Bishop Letson (A+)
Transferred to 60-day IL: RHP Aidan Maldonado (A+)
Transferred to 60-day IL: RHP Josh Timmerman (A)
Transferred to 60-day IL: SS Juan Ortuno (R)
Transferred to full-season IL: RHP Jack Hostetler (A)
Transferred to full-season IL: RHP Jake Polancic (A+)
Transferred to full-season IL: RHP Cameron Wagoner (A+)
Transferred to full-season IL: LHP Thomas Pannone (AAA)

Minnesota Twins
Signed: RHP Jose Urena (AAA)
Signed: LHP Yordi Jose (DSL)
Signed: 1B Jonah Bride (AAA)
Released: RHP Josh Bortka (A)
Released: RHP Ryan Jensen (AAA)
Released: RHP Angel Macuare (AA)
Released: RHP Jose Sanchez (DSL)
Released: LHP Rafael Marcano (A+)
Released: C Rafael Escalante (A)
Released: 3B Yunior Severino (AAA)
Released: OF Tyler Dearden (AA)
Released: OF Jeferson Morales (AAA)
Added to 40-man roster: LHP Anthony Misiewicz
Outrighted to minor leagues: 1B Jonah Bride (AAA)
Placed on 60-day IL: RHP Angel Castillo (DSL)
Placed on 60-day IL: RHP Mitchell Mueller (R)
Placed on 60-day IL: SS Miguel Briceno (A)
Placed on 60-day IL: OF Carlos Taveras (DSL)
Transferred to 60-day IL: C Khadim Diaw (A+)
Transferred to full-season IL: LHP Ross Dunn (A+)

New York Mets
Signed: RHP Junior Fernandez (R)
Signed: RHP Sebastian Lantigua (DSL)
Signed: RHP Matteo Marelli (DSL)
Signed: RHP Tyler McLoughlin (R)
Signed: RHP Rayner Reyes (DSL)
Signed: LHP Colin Poche (R)
Signed: 2B Pablo Reyes (AAA)
Signed: OF Jose Azocar (AAA)
Released: RHP Grant Hartwig (AAA)
Released: C Chris Williams (AAA)
Released: OF Alex Ramirez (AA)
Released: OF Travis Swaggerty (AAA)
Traded: 3B Donovan Walton (AAA) to Phillies for cash considerations
Added to 40-man roster: RHP Alex Carrillo
Added to 40-man roster: RHP Rico Garcia
Added to 40-man roster: RHP Jonathan Pintaro
Added to 40-man roster: LHP Colin Poche
Added to 40-man roster: OF Travis Jankowski
Designated for assignment: RHP Tyler Zuber (claimed by Marlins)
Outrighted to minor leagues: RHP Zach Pop (AAA)
Outrighted to minor leagues: LHP Jose Castillo (AAA)
Outrighted to minor leagues: LHP Richard Lovelady (AAA)
Outrighted to minor leagues: LHP Colin Poche (AAA)
Outrighted to minor leagues: OF Travis Jankowski (AAA)
Elected free agency: RHP Zach Pop
Elected free agency: LHP Richard Lovelady
Elected free agency: LHP Colin Poche
Elected free agency: OF Travis Jankowski
Placed on 60-day IL: RHP Arturo Sevilla (DSL)
Transferred to full-season IL: RHP Edgar Moreta (A)

New York Yankees
Signed: RHP Joel Kuhnel (AAA)
Signed: 2B Nicky Lopez (AAA)
Signed: 3B Jeimer Candelario (AAA)
Released: RHP Colten Brewer (AAA)
Released: C Ronaldo Hernandez (AAA)
Traded: C Alex Jackson (AAA) to Orioles for 2025 international bonus pool money
Added to 40-man roster: RHP Geoff Hartlieb
Added to 40-man roster: RHP Cam Schlittler
Designated for assignment: 3B CJ Alexander (claimed by Dodgers)
Outrighted to minor leagues: RHP Geoff Hartlieb (AAA)
Elected free agency: RHP Geoff Hartlieb
Transferred to 60-day IL: RHP Jon Olsen (AAA)
Transferred to 60-day IL: RHP Yarison Ruiz (A)
Transferred to 60-day IL: OF Jo Jo Jackson (A)
Transferred to 60-day IL: OF Brando Mayea (R)
Transferred to full-season IL: RHP Chalniel Arias (R)

Philadelphia Phillies
Signed: RHP Phil Bickford (AAA)
Signed: RHP Nabil Crismatt (AAA)
Signed: RHP Jose De La Cruz (DSL)
Signed: RHP Enyel Garcia (DSL)
Signed: RHP Gabriel Martinez (DSL)
Signed: RHP Adonis Medina (AAA)
Signed: RHP Markos Sanchez (DSL)
Signed: RHP Marco Sipion (DSL)
Signed: SS Weston Wilson (AAA)
Signed: IF Michael Nieto (DSL)
Released: RHP Nabil Crismatt (AAA)
Released: RHP Joel Kuhnel (AAA)
Released: RHP Andrew Schultz (AA)
Released: LHP Nick Vespi (AAA)
Released: 1B Seth Beer (AA)
Released: 1B Rickardo Perez (R)
Released: OF Matt Higgins (A+)
Released: OF Eduardo Lopez (A+)
Traded: C Andrick Nava (A+) to Brewers for cash considerations
Acquired: 3B Nick Biddison (A+) from Dodgers for cash considerations
Acquired: 3B Donovan Walton (AAA) from Mets for cash considerations
Outrighted to minor leagues: 3B Buddy Kennedy (AAA)
Elected free agency: 3B Buddy Kennedy
Transferred to 60-day IL: IF Carlos Severino (DSL)

Pittsburgh Pirates
Signed: RHP Colin Holderman (AAA)
Signed: RHP Roilan Portuondo (DSL)
Signed: RHP Yohan Ramirez (AAA)
Signed: RHP Darwin Roa (DSL)
Released: RHP Fineas Del Bonta-Smith (AA)
Released: RHP JC Flowers (AAA)
Released: RHP Tanner Rainey (AAA)
Released: RHP Yohan Ramirez (AAA)
Released: RHP Peter Strzelecki (AAA)
Released: OF D.J. Stewart (AAA)
Released: OF Imanol Vargas (AA)
Traded: RHP Hunter Stratton (MLB) to Braves for OF Titus Dumitru (A+)
Added to 40-man roster: RHP Yohan Ramirez
Designated for assignment: RHP Hunter Stratton
Designated for assignment: OF Matt Gorski
Placed on full-season IL: RHP Rubens Romero (R)
Transferred to 60-day IL: RHP Derek Diamond (AA)
Transferred to 60-day IL: RHP Garrett McMillan (AA)
Transferred to 60-day IL: RHP Joaquin Tejada (R)
Transferred to 60-day IL: LHP Hunter Furtado (A+)
Transferred to 60-day IL: C Abrahan Gutierrez (AAA)
Transferred to full-season IL: RHP Ronaldo Gallo (R)

St. Louis Cardinals
Signed: RHP Domenic Picone (R)
Signed: RHP Zeke Wood (R)
Released: RHP Michael Gomez (AAA)
Released: RHP Guanchi Martinez (DSL)
Released: RHP Miguel Martinez (R)
Released: RHP Inohan Paniagua (A+)
Outrighted to minor leagues: SS Jose Garcia (AAA)
Elected free agency: SS Jose Garcia
Placed on 60-day IL: RHP Efren Alvarez (DSL)
Placed on 60-day IL: RHP Domingo Mejia (DSL)
Placed on full-season IL: RHP Jefferson Moran (R)
Transferred to full-season IL: RHP Joseph King (A+)

San Diego Padres
Signed: RHP Sean Reynolds (AAA)
Signed: OF Brandon Lockridge (AAA)
Added to 40-man roster: RHP Eduarniel Nunez
Outrighted to minor leagues: RHP Logan Gillaspie (AAA)
Placed on 60-day IL: 2B Eguy Rosario (R)
Placed on full-season IL: RHP Miguel Valdez (R)
Placed on full-season IL: C Alcides Hernandez (R)
Transferred to 60-day IL: RHP Reiss Knehr (AAA)
Transferred to 60-day IL: RHP Carter Loewen (AAA)
Transferred to 60-day IL: OF Alex McCoy (A)
Transferred to 60-day IL: OF Tyler Robertson (AA)

San Francisco Giants
Signed: RHP Matt Dunaway (A)
Signed: LHP Matt Gage (AAA)
Signed: C Austin Barnes (R)
Signed: C Logan Porter (AAA)
Released: 1B Logan Wyatt (AA)
Released: OF Vaun Brown (AA)
Released: OF Cal Mitchell (AA)
Released: OF Jairo Pomares (AA)
Added to 40-man roster: LHP Scott Alexander
Added to 40-man roster: SS Sergio Alcantara
Outrighted to minor leagues: C Logan Porter (AAA)
Outrighted to minor leagues: SS Sergio Alcantara (AAA)
Elected free agency: C Logan Porter
Elected free agency: SS Sergio Alcantara
Transferred to 60-day IL: RHP Nicolas Herold (A+)

Seattle Mariners
Signed: RHP Natanael Garabitos (R)
Released: RHP Adonis Medina (AAA)
Released: OF Yoyner Fajardo (AA)
Released: OF Nico Otosaka (AAA)
Added to 40-man roster: RHP Juan Burgos
Added to 40-man roster: LHP Joe Jacques
Outrighted to minor leagues: RHP Zach Pop (AAA)
Outrighted to minor leagues: OF Jacob Hurtubise (AAA)
Elected free agency: RHP Zach Pop
Transferred to 60-day IL: LHP Matt Cronin (AAA)

Tampa Bay Rays
Signed: RHP Diego Soriano (DSL)
Signed: RHP Peter Strzelecki (AAA)
Signed: RHP Forrest Whitley (AAA)
Signed: C Samuel Pardo (DSL)
Signed: 3B Curtis Mead (AAA)
Released: RHP Kyle Gibson (AAA)
Released: LHP Chariel Radney (DSL)
Released: IF Wooyeoul Shin (A)
Released: OF Eduardo Acevedo (DSL)
Released: OF Eloy Jimenez (AAA)
Added to 40-man roster: RHP Paul Gervase
Outrighted to minor leagues: RHP Forrest Whitley (AAA)
Placed on 60-day IL: SS Jack Lines (R)
Transferred to 60-day IL: RHP Mason Auer (A+)
Transferred to 60-day IL: RHP Jackson Baumeister (AA)
Transferred to 60-day IL: RHP Roel Garcia (AA)
Transferred to 60-day IL: RHP Zac McCleve (A)
Transferred to 60-day IL: RHP Santiago Suarez (A+)
Transferred to 60-day IL: RHP Jacob Waguespack (AAA)
Transferred to 60-day IL: LHP TJ Fondtain (A+)
Transferred to 60-day IL: C Ricardo Genoves (AA)
Transferred to full-season IL: RHP Chandler Murphy (A+)
Transferred to full-season IL: RHP Jacob Watters (AA)

Texas Rangers
Signed: RHP Masahiro Fukuda (DSL)
Signed: LHP Danny Jimenez (DSL)
Signed: 1B Billy McKinney (AAA)
Signed: 1B Rowdy Tellez (AAA)
Signed: 3B John Taylor (A+)
Released: RHP Robert Dugger (AAA)
Released: RHP Patrick Murphy (AAA)
Released: LHP Pedro Belisario (DSL)
Released: C Tucker Barnhart (AAA)
Added to 40-man roster: RHP Dane Dunning
Added to 40-man roster: 1B Billy McKinney
Outrighted to minor leagues: 1B Billy McKinney (AAA)
Elected free agency: 1B Billy McKinney
Placed on 60-day IL: LHP Jose Alvarado (DSL)

Toronto Blue Jays
Signed: RHP Roberto Castellanos (DSL)
Signed: RHP Austin Marozas (R)
Signed: RHP Danny Thompson (R)
Signed: LHP Joe Mantiply (R)
Signed: LHP Mason Olson (R)
Signed: 3B Buddy Kennedy (AAA)
Signed: OF Austin Smith (R)
Released: RHP Kevin Miranda (AA)
Released: RHP Connor Overton (AAA)
Traded: RHP Colby Martin (A+) to Marlins for RHP Robinson Piña (MLB)
Added to 40-man roster: RHP Lazaro Estrada
Added to 40-man roster: RHP Tommy Nance
Designated for assignment: OF Will Robertson
Transferred to 60-day IL: LHP Ramon Suarez (R)

Washington Nationals
Signed: RHP Julio Chivilli (DSL)
Signed: RHP Riley Maddox (R)
Signed: RHP Ranger Sarit (DSL)
Signed: RHP Julian Tonghini (R)
Signed: C Francisco Mejia (A+)
Signed: C Boston Smith (R)
Signed: 1B Hunter Hines (R)
Signed: 3B Wyatt Henseler (R)
Released: RHP Patrick Weigel (AAA)
Transferred to 60-day IL: RHP Tyler Stuart (AA)
Transferred to 60-day IL: LHP Adam Bloebaum (A+)

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BOCA RATON, Fla — Jessica Carter has been named an assistant coach for the Florida Atlantic women’s track & field and cross country team, announced by Head Coach Alex Smolka on Tuesday.  Carter joins the staff after spending the past seven years at Charles Flanagan High School, where the boys’ cross country team won the […]

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BOCA RATON, Fla — Jessica Carter has been named an assistant coach for the Florida Atlantic women’s track & field and cross country team, announced by Head Coach Alex Smolka on Tuesday. 

Carter joins the staff after spending the past seven years at Charles Flanagan High School, where the boys’ cross country team won the district title. SheJessica Carter Hired Graphic also coached the girls to back-to-back district titles in the last two years. Carter was the 4A-3A Boys Coach of the Year in 2025. Prior to coaching high school, Carter spent eight years at FIU as an assistant and head coach of the track and field program. She started her time as a Panther as an assistant coach, mainly focused on long sprints, and after four years, was elevated to head coach. 

Prior to her time at FIU, she spent three years as an assistant men’s and women’s track and field coach at Morgan State University, where she was responsible for recruiting long and short sprinters. 

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Head Coach Alex Smolka

“I’m incredibly excited to welcome Jessica Carter to our Florida Atlantic women’s track & field program as our new sprints coach. Her passion for the sport, wealth of experience, and commitment to developing student-athletes make her an outstanding addition to our staff. I’m confident she will have a tremendous impact on our team culture and competitive success moving forward.” 

Assistant Coach Jessica Carter

“I am eager to get back into college coaching and excited and honored to be a part of the program. There is a world of potential in these young ladies, and the sky is the limit. Looking forward to new beginnings and an ‘owlstanding’ season.”

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K-State Track Features 34 Athletes on Academic All-Big 12 Teams

MANHATTAN, Kan. – The K-State track and field teams had 34 Wildcats featured on the Academic All-Big 12 Teams as announced by the conference on Tuesday (August 5).   Twenty-six Wildcats, eight men and 18 women, were named to the Spring Team while eight freshmen were named to the All-Big 12 Rookie Team.   Six […]

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MANHATTAN, Kan. – The K-State track and field teams had 34 Wildcats featured on the Academic All-Big 12 Teams as announced by the conference on Tuesday (August 5).
 
Twenty-six Wildcats, eight men and 18 women, were named to the Spring Team while eight freshmen were named to the All-Big 12 Rookie Team.
 
Six Wildcats achieved the honor by earning a 4.00 GPA– Devin Chappel, Jourdin Edwards, Cecilia Fisher, Emil Uhlin and freshmen Brock Olsen and Peyton Willbanks. Fisher achieved  4.00 GPA for a consecutive season.
 
Uhlin, a native of Falun, Sweden, was named to the College Sports Communicators (CSC) Academic All-America Third Team on July 16 while Edwards, Nate Collier, Tommy Hazen and Tavon Underwood earned similar accolades with the CSC Academic All-District Team in June.
 
To qualify, student-athletes must maintain at least a 3.20 GPA either cumulative or over two previous semesters and must have participated in 20% of their team’s scheduled events. Seniors who have participated for a minimum of two years and meet all the criteria except percent of participation are also eligible.
 
2025 Academic All-Big 12 Track & Field Team
Devin Chappel, So., Kinesiology*
Nate Collier, Jr., Kinesiology
Alex Gutierrez, Sr., Finance
Matthew Hauser, Sr., Architectural Engineering
Tommy Hazen, Sr., Operations & Supply Chain Management
Riley Marx, So., Business Administration, Pre-Professional
Emil Uhlin, Sr., Biology*
Tavon Underwood, So., Mechanical Engineering
Ludivine Aubert, Sr., Political Science
Paige Baker, So., Business Administration, Pre-Professional
Claire Bybee, Jr., Communication Sciences & Disorders
Charlotte Cattermole-Williams, Sr., Kinesiology
Lindsey DeWitt, Jr., Elementary Education
Jourdin Edwards, Jr., Modern Languages- Spanish*
Sharie Enoe, Jr., Athletic Training & Rehabilitation Sciences
Cecilia Fisher, Jr., Mathematics Education*
Christine Jerono, So., Athletic Training & Rehabilitation Sciences
Brooklyn Jones, So., Integrative Human Sciences
Tamaiah Koonce, Jr., News and Sports Media
Kate Kowalik, Sr., Marketing
Grace Meyer, Jr., Kinesiology
Alexa Rios, Jr., Dietetics
Jaycee Schroeder, Sr., Kinesiology & Integrative Physiology
Saydee Tanking, Jr., Management
Grace Thompson, Sr., Leadership
Delaney Wright, Jr., Accounting
 
2025 Academic All-Big 12 Rookie Track & Field Team
Lucas Holdren
Brock Olsen*
Lance Owen
Jack Steger
Ariana Jackson
Stella Miner
Peyton Willbanks (Cross Country)
Bree Newport (Cross Country)*
 
 

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How to follow the ‘Cats: For complete information on the K-State Track and Field and Cross Country Teams, visit www.kstatesports.com and follow the team’s social media channels on X (formerly Twitter), Instagram and Facebook.





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Coach Kendall Fearn Leading New Era for Long Beach State Softball – The562.org

The562’s coverage of Long Beach State athletics for the 2025-26 season is sponsored by Marilyn Bohl. The Long Beach State softball program welcomed in the fifth head coach in program history with the hiring of Kendall Fearn, who will get her first crack at a head coaching job with the Beach. Fearn comes to Long Beach […]

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The Long Beach State softball program welcomed in the fifth head coach in program history with the hiring of Kendall Fearn, who will get her first crack at a head coaching job with the Beach.

Fearn comes to Long Beach from San Diego State, where she was the top assistant and recruiting coordinator with the Aztecs for the past three seasons. It was a successful stretch at SDSU, which included a Super Regional appearance in 2023, with the Aztecs ending up a win away from the Women’s College World Series.

A native of Carlsbad, Fearn was thrilled to get the chance to move up to the role of head coach while remaining in Southern California, and she said she’s had an admiration for the history of the Long Beach State program. So when the job came open following the retirement of head coach Kim Sowder after her 19 years at the helm, it was an opportunity she couldn’t pass up.

“That’s one thing that’s really drawn me to Long Beach is the community,” said Fearn. “This is a place that has a lot of pride in what makes Long Beach great, and I want the team to reflect our community. I think that it’s a very hard-working, proud, gritty, and culturally diverse place, and I love it.”

As an athlete herself, Fearn was a four-year starter as an infielder at UNLV, playing for Long Beach State coaching legend Pete Manarino. After her playing days, she immediately transitioned into coaching–first with the Rebels, then at Georgia Southern and at Marshall.

Fearn spent five seasons as the Associate Head Coach at Indiana before returning home to Southern California to coach at San Diego State in 2023. At each stop, she’s worked with the offense and defense, but her specialty may lie on the recruiting trail, which will be a major point of emphasis in keeping LBSU among the top programs in the Big West.

“Being able to continue that success, it’s all about a high level of recruiting, which has been a huge part of my career,” Fearn explained. “I have a process, our staff is really gifted with recruiting, and then once you get great athletes in the program to go with the current ones that we have, it’s all about culture, player development and relationships. And when those things are taken care of, the wins take care of themselves.”

Fearn acknowledged the importance of the transfer portal in modern college athletics, and said a solid portion of Long Beach State’s roster will be filled out via the portal each season. She’s already made a splash in her first month on the job, bringing in a handful of Division I transfers already.

All five of those transfers are Southern California natives, including Long Beach Poly High grad Bella Alonso, who has pitched at conference rivals CSUN the past three seasons. She’ll join pitcher Jailynn Banda (St. John’s), infielder Jiselle Hernandez (Penn State), catcher Audree Mendoza (Penn State) and infielder Brooke Subia (Portland State) as incoming players for the Beach in 2026.

Long Beach State also offers some added familiarity for Fearn, who worked with LBSU Athletic Director Bobby Smitheran at San Diego State, along with Deputy AD Gladie Jaffe. Fearn is the latest high-profile coaching hire to join the Beach from SDSU, following the likes of men’s basketball head coach Chris Acker.

“They’re incredible leaders, they’re innovative, and driven to make Long Beach State successful,” Fearn said. “Bobby has family ties to Long Beach State, and there’s a lot of pride there. And I want to win for this admin. My experiences with them at San Diego State, when we went to Super Regionals, they were a huge piece of our support team, helping provide a great experience for not only our players, but our coaching staff.”

Fearn said her first call in filling out her coaching staff went to Tyler Heil, who accepted the position of assistant coach at the Beach. He was the head coach at Santa Barbara City College last season, and has Division 1 coaching experience at New Mexico and UCF.

Heil will help oversee the offense and defense for the Beach, and Fearn said she’s planning to build a roster that has a “robust combination of speed and power”, as she hopes to put an aggressive, fast-paced product on the field that puts pressure on the opposition.

Beyond softball, Fearn said she’s committed to creating a welcoming culture that focuses on more than just wins and losses, and provides a platform for her athletes to succeed not just on the diamond, but wherever life takes them.

“I’m a transformational coach that’s deeply invested in their process and in their journey, and I want to give them all the tools to be successful on the field, off the field, socially, academically, all those things,” Fearn explained. “The goal is championships, but at the end of the day, the goal is building strong, confident women to take on not only college softball, but also life after.”



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Successful Saxons: Program provides student-athletes a wide range of support

The Saxon Success Program was launched last fall with a goal of providing broad-based training to student-athletes, coaches, and athletics department staff. Five core components comprise the program: life skills, leadership, staff professional development, sport psychology/mental training, and academic success. The program is supported in part by The Fahey Fund, which was established in 1998 […]

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The Saxon Success Program was launched last fall with a goal of providing broad-based training to student-athletes, coaches, and athletics department staff. Five core components comprise the program: life skills, leadership, staff professional development, sport psychology/mental training, and academic success.

The program is supported in part by The Fahey Fund, which was established in 1998 by Russ Fahey ’58 and his wife, Patricia, as a way to help first-year football players make the needed adjustments to college life. Russ, who earned a bachelor’s degree in ceramic engineering and participated in football and track and field at Alfred, served on the university’s Board of Trustees from 2003-08.

“So many kids get to college and the school doesn’t have the necessary discussions with players” on what they need to do to succeed, Russ explained “So they fail. I saw kids leaving and not coming back. I thought, this is crazy. Why isn’t someone helping these kids?”

Russ said he himself struggled initially after arriving on campus as a first-year student in 1954. He recalled Fred Gertz, dean of students at the time, engaging him in a frank discussion about his prospects for continued enrollment at Alfred. “He told me, you have to pay attention, or you won’t be here next year. So, I did. But there were many others who didn’t make it. For me personally, that changed my life. I know the value of having someone to talk to.”

The Fahey Fund “started out as a retention program,” Pat added. “We wanted to design something to help the freshmen football players, teach them skills like time management, how to make up missed classes and tests; how to get along with their roommates; keeping a checkbook—skills that many student-athletes were lacking.”

The initiative eventually expanded to include serving all first-year student-athletes and now, as the Saxon Success Program, provides guidance to all student-athletes enrolled at Alfred.

“There have been success initiatives in the past for student-athletes, but this is far more comprehensive,” said Deb Steward, Associate Vice President for Student Experience, Athletics and Recreation. “This is process focused. If we execute the process correctly, the success will come. We need our students taking care of business in the classroom; that shows they are committed to the process.”

Under the program’s life skills component, student-athletes participate in 45-minute seminars, called “huddles,” which are offered according to their class year. First-year students’ seminars focus on areas aimed at helping them acclimate to life as a college student-athlete. Sophomores are taught about researching careers and securing internships, networking, and personal empowerment. Juniors’ huddles teach students how to market their athletics careers to potential employers, setting their career plans in motion, and becoming vocal leaders. Seniors’ discussions include securing their financial futures, developing an identity post-athletics, and prioritizing lifelong fitness and health.

Student-athletes are taught leadership skills through the LEAD (Learn, Empower, Achieve, Develop) model. Students leaders from each varsity athletics team—self nominated or chosen by their coaches—engage in a leadership curriculum and summit while applying their leadership skills to their teams and also in a seminar with underclass students.

LEAD athletic workshops are led by Dr. Chrissy Holm Haider, a Minneapolis, MN-based sports psychology consultant. The athletics department partners with the Judson Leadership Center in the LEAD Summit to provide student-athletes leadership training “in a collaborative team setting,” Steward said. “The goal is to help students develop leadership skills through various experiential learning activities, which they will then apply to their teams, in class, and in other settings.”

Steward pointed to the benefits of fostering leadership skills in student-athletes, which benefit them on their teams and in the classroom, and also long-term in their lives after graduation. “Everything in athletics is transferrable to everyday life,” she said. “We want our students to go out as citizens engaged where they live and work, as leaders in their families, their jobs, and their communities.”

Holm Haider leads four one-hour professional staff development sessions focusing on leadership as well as sports psychology/mental training sessions for student-athletes and teams. The latter sessions address topics such as performance anxiety, confidence, and building goals.

The athletics department tracks student-athletes’ performance in the classroom. An academic success committee headed by Erin Schurr, associate athletic director, monitors student-athletes’ compliance with minimum academic standards and ensures that they are utilizing the resources available to them. Dr. Nicole Bernsen, director of the rugby program and head women’s rugby coach, and Adair Milmoe, head field hockey coach, also serve on the committee; both have backgrounds in academic success programs at their previous institutions of higher education.

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Mike Moskowitz, women’s basketball coach, and senior team member Alyssa DiMillo ’25

Mike Moskowitz, seventh-year head women’s basketball coach, said student-athletes have provided the Athletic Department feedback on the Saxon Success Program. “It is ever evolving, and we are constantly looking for ideas to improve their lives as members of their teams, our athletic department, and campus community as a whole. This has certainly led to our student-athletes feeling supported across the board, with opportunities for growth and a stronger connection to the athletic community.”

The impact of the Saxon Success Program from an academic standpoint is evident. There was an increase in overall grade-point averages of all student-athletes as demonstrated by the Fall 2023 GPA of 3.18 for 487 student-athletes to the Fall 2024 GPA of 3.26 for 527 student-athletes. In addition, there has been an increase among students with a GPA 3.50 or higher, with 74 more student-athletes achieving that mark or higher in Fall 2024 as compared to Fall 2023.

“This will increase retention, persistence, and graduation rates,” Steward said. “It is an enrollment driver; a tool coaches can use for recruiting.”

Moskowitz agreed. “When we meet with recruits and their families, this is a big talking point. We often talk about being a program that focuses on developing people and these additional resources offered by our department help us do just that,” he said.

Alyssa DiMillo, a senior member of the women’s basketball team, touted the benefits of the Saxon Succes Program during her time as a student-athlete at Alfred. “I have become more self-aware of my strengths and weaknesses and have learned how to become a better leader for my team, and how to build confidence in myself and others,” said Alyssa, a business administration major from Syracuse.

Steward credited the Faheys for making the Saxon Success Program possible and for their continued support of Alfred University student-athletes. “I can’t emphasize enough the generosity of the Faheys and how it has allowed us to enhance the opportunities for our student-athletes,” she said, adding that the Saxon Success Program also receives support from Saxon Nation, the fundraising organization for the athletics program.

“We’re very happy with how it has grown,” Pat says. “So many people have brought new ideas and have improved it far beyond what I’d ever imagined it would become. This helps these kids not only become good students, but also good employees and good citizens.”





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Omaha Supernovas to compete under the new Major League Volleyball

The Omaha Supernovas will compete in the new Major League Volleyball starting in January. On Tuesday morning, the Supernovas announced a merger between their former league, called the Pro Volleyball Federation, and Major League Volleyball. The new league will be a continuation of the Pro Volleyball Federation. When the season starts in January, it will […]

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The Omaha Supernovas will compete in the new Major League Volleyball starting in January. On Tuesday morning, the Supernovas announced a merger between their former league, called the Pro Volleyball Federation, and Major League Volleyball.

The new league will be a continuation of the Pro Volleyball Federation. When the season starts in January, it will mark the third official season for the new league, according to a news release.

“Bringing together a group of powerful visionaries and business leaders is no simple task – and for pro women’s volleyball this is a great example of collective bigger picture thinking,” Omaha Supernovas co-owner Benjamin Priest said in the news release. “Beyond excited for what is to come.”

Last season, Omaha finished the regular season 21-7, earning the No. 1 seed in the playoffs. The Supernovas fell in the first round against the No. 4 seed Indy Ignite. The Ignite lost to Orlando in the championship. Omaha has led the league in attendance each of the first two seasons and won the league title in 2024.

“This is a defining moment for the Supernovas and professional volleyball in the United States,” Supernovas President Diane Mendenhall said.

Eight franchises were members of the Pro Volleyball Federation. In order of finish this year, those teams were Omaha, Atlanta, Orlando, Indianapolis, Grand Rapids, Michigan, San Diego, Las Vegas and Columbus, Ohio.

For 2026, a new team has been added in Dallas, while the status of the Vegas Thrill is pending.

According to a press release from Major League Volleyball, the Vegas Thrill are currently in the process of finding new ownership. If those details get sorted out, Vegas would have the opportunity to come back.

By 2027, two new teams will enter the fold. Those organizations will be in Washington, D.C. and Northern California, according to the release.

Omaha will continue to host its home matches at the CHI Health Center downtown.

Free agency opens at 4 p.m. Central Time on Thursday for members of Major League Volleyball. Since many players are on one-year contracts, free agency is important in building a roster, according to a Supernovas spokesperson. Schedule announcements will follow, the news release said.



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Jennifer Coleman – Public Relations Assistant – Track and Field/Cross Country – Men’s Cross Country Support Staff

Jennifer Coleman enters her second year at Florida State in the 2025-26 season, serving as a public relations assistant. In recognition of her accomplishments, she was recognized as part of the College Sports Communicators 30 Under 30 Class of 2023. Coleman came to Tallahassee after five years as a student athletic communication assistant at Thomas University. […]

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Jennifer Coleman enters her second year at Florida State in the 2025-26 season, serving as a public relations assistant. In recognition of her accomplishments, she was recognized as part of the College Sports Communicators 30 Under 30 Class of 2023.

Coleman came to Tallahassee after five years as a student athletic communication assistant at Thomas University. Coleman served as the primary contact for the cross country and track & field and women’s soccer teams, as well as a secondary contact for women’s basketball, softball, baseball, flag football and football. Coleman was also responsible for managing athletic social media pages, photography, videography, creative content, game day operations and coordinating local media interviews.

While she was at TU, she was part of hosting the 2022 and 2023 Sun Conference quarterfinal round of women’s and men’s soccer, working with a program that had numerous all-conference performers. She also hosted the 2022 and 2023 Women’s Flag Football SUN Conference Tournament and assisted in the National Tournament.

She also was a decorated student-athlete for the Night Hawks, breaking six school records in the shot put, discus and javelin. In 2023, Coleman was named an NAIA Academic All-American and received the Sun Conference Champion of Character Award. She earned three All-Sun Conference recognitions and eight times was named to the Sun Conference All-Academic Team.

Coleman is no stranger to the Thomas County area, graduating from Thomas County Central High School in 2019. Coleman was a member of TCCHS’s state-renowned and award-winning broadcasting program under the guidance of Kristy Faucett and Thomasville Sports Hall of Famer Randy Young. The former Yellow Jacket gained experience in videography, editing, and other multimedia.

Coleman earned her bachelor’s degree in film studies from Thomas University in 2023.



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