Apple iSports Group, Inc., a company operating primarily in the digital sports betting and gaming industry, has released its Form 10-Q report for the first quarter ended March 31, 2025. The report provides a comprehensive overview of the company’s financial performance and key business activities, reflecting its strategic initiatives and future outlook in the competitive sports entertainment market.

Financial Highlights

• Net Revenues: $0 million. The company reported no revenues for the quarters ended March 31, 2025, and 2024.
• Total Operating Expenses: $3.20 million. Operating expenses increased by 338% compared to the prior year, primarily due to stock-based compensation expenses.
• Loss from Operations: $(3.20) million. The company experienced a significant increase in operating loss due to higher operating expenses.
• Net Loss: $(3.19) million. The net loss increased significantly from the previous year, primarily due to increased operating expenses.
• Net Loss Per Share – Basic and Diluted: $(0.01). The net loss per share reflects the increased net loss for the quarter.

Business Highlights

• Geographical Performance: Apple iSports Group, Inc. operates primarily in the U.S. and Australia. The company is licensed in Australia via a provisional Northern Territory Online Bookmaking License and in North Dakota as an ADW provider, allowing for racing, sports betting, and fantasy sports in these regions.
• New Product Launches: The company is developing a digital sports betting and gaming platform that will provide users with sports content, racing and sports betting, fantasy sports, and sport streaming solutions. This platform aims to enhance sports fandom by offering access via multiple devices, including web and mobile.
• Future Outlook: Apple iSports plans to expand its market access licenses for sports betting in the U.S. over a three-year timeline. The company is also focused on enhancing and expanding infrastructure to support next-generation media consumption, which includes seamless streaming and interactive experiences for fans.
• Operational Milestones: Since the inception of AiS, the company has established a core team with industry skills and experience, received significant private placement funding, and developed a Go to Market outline and marketing strategy. The company has also initiated relationships with key suppliers and consultants.
• Strategic Business Acquisitions: Apple iSports is at the forefront of the convergence between technology, media, and entertainment, aiming to address critical infrastructure and connectivity gaps in the digital landscape. This includes investments in broadband, cellular, and satellite networks to support high-speed content access.
• Brand Awareness Activities: In May 2023, the company began brand awareness activities by advertising on SEN Radio, the largest sports radio network in Australia. However, as of March 2025, the contract was suspended until the company moves closer to going live.

SEC Filing: Apple iSports Group, Inc. [ AAPI ] – 10-Q – May. 20, 2025

Madison Reed Expands NIL Partnership with Paige Bueckers to Launch UConnic Blonde

Madison Reed, the beauty brand known for its premium hair color products, expands its groundbreaking NIL partnership with basketball star and Gen-Z fashion and beauty icon, Paige Bueckers. The collaboration marks the debut of UConnic Blonde—the first-ever hair color shade created specifically for a female athlete.

Inspired by Paige Bueckers’ signature cool-beige blonde hair, UConnic Blonde is a limited-edition beige blonde shade with subtle ash tones. Designed to strike the perfect balance between elegance and edge, this unique shade embodies the chic, fashion-forward style that has made Paige a standout trendsetter in the world of beauty and fashion.

A Unique Collaboration Rooted in Empowerment

This partnership builds on Madison Reed’s previous collaboration with UConn Athletics, which was unveiled alongside the Team ColorWonder campaign in August 2024. The campaign set a new standard for supporting women athletes, offering not just traditional endorsements but also fostering real opportunities for entrepreneurial growth and empowerment. Through this new launch, Madison Reed and Paige continue to push boundaries by blending beauty, athletics and philanthropy.

Playing For Good

A portion of the sales from UConnic Blonde will be donated to Good Sports Inc.,
a nonprofit organization that works to provide equitable access to sports for youth from underserved communities. Additionally, in honor of the UConn Women’s Basketball team, who inspired the launch of UConnic Blonde, Madison Reed is making a $10,000 donation to the team, reinforcing the spirit of collaboration and giving back.

A First Look at UConnic Blonde

The ColorWonder UConnic Blonde debuted this morning on Paige Bueckers’ Instagram and TikTok channels, and it is now available for purchase. It can be purchased exclusively on Ulta.com or via a consultation with a licensed colorist at one of Madison Reed’s 92+ Hair Color Bar locations. The launch also includes two new shades to the popularColorWonder Collection: You Slay Latte and Amber Glow, further expanding the range of bold, vibrant shades Madison Reed is known for.

Available exclusively at Ulta and Madison Reed’s Hair Color Bar located at 33 Elm St Suite #4, Westport

How it Works

UConnic Blonde is a demi-permanent hair color designed for those with medium to dark blonde hair, offering a cool beige tone with a hint of ash that blends seamlessly for a sophisticated, multi-dimensional finish. It works in just 20 minutes and lasts up to 25 washes, allowing for a temporary color transformation that can be easily changed. Here are some key benefits of the product.

High-Pigment Color
Provides vibrant, rich color with incredible pigment payoff that fades gradually, making it easy to switch up your look more often.

Quick & Easy Application
Works in just 20 minutes, making it an efficient and convenient option for anyone seeking salon-quality results at home.

Gray Coverage:
Effectively blends away. up to 25% gray hair.

Hair-Loving Ingredients
Enriched with keratin, argan oil, and ginseng root extract to nourish and hydrate the hair.

Free of Harsh Chemicals
UConnic Blonde is free from ammonia, PPD, resorcinol, parabens, phthalates, gluten, SLS and titanium dioxide, making it a gentle option for all hair types.

Suitable for All Hair Types
Whether you have straight, curly or wavy hair, UConnic Blonde enhances the natural tones, depth and dimension of your locks.

COLUMBIA, Mo. – University of Missouri track and field’s Kristi Perez-Snyman and Valentina Barrios have been named to the All-Southeastern Conference First Team and Second Team, respectively, the league office announced Tuesday afternoon.

Perez-Snyman earns the ninth Women’s Outdoor All-SEC First Team recognition in program history and the second in as many years after Euphenie Andre did so in 2024. Barrios is the third Tiger to earn a spot on the Women’s Outdoor All-SEC Second Team.

The two earned their spots after standout performances at the 2025 SEC Outdoor Track & Field Championships on May 15-17 in Lexington, Kentucky. 

Perez-Snyman took gold in high jump, posting a school-record mark of 1.90m (6-2.75) to become the first women’s student-athlete in Missouri history to claim the event. She is the 13th Tiger to win an individual SEC title. The Cape Town, Western South Africa native sits atop the conference in the event and ranks third in the country. 

Barrios snagged a silver medal in javelin with a program-best throw of 58.20m (190-11) to highlight the first day of the meet for Mizzou. She leads the No. 3 women’s javelin squad in the country, ranking fifth nationally and third in the SEC in the event.

Missouri track and field now sets its sights on the NCAA Outdoor Regional Championships, which begin on Wednesday, May 28, at E.B. Cushing Stadium in College Station, Texas. This marks the third meet the Tigers’ track & field program will compete at Texas A&M in 2025. 

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BROOKINGS, S.D. – The South Dakota State volleyball team has released its schedule for the upcoming 2025 season. The Jackrabbits’ slate features two home weekends during the non-conference season and 13 total matches at First Bank & Trust Arena.

SDSU is scheduled to take on six teams that appeared in the NCAA Tournament a season ago, five of which come in the non-conference.

The Jackrabbits open the year with an exhibition match against Augustana August 22 at First Bank & Trust Arena. The team then hits the road to take on Illinois and Northern Iowa, both 2024 NCAA Tournament teams, at the Northern Iowa Tournament August 29-30 in Cedar Falls, Iowa.

SDSU will host the Jackrabbit Invitational presented by Canine Country Club September 5-7 (Friday-Sunday) at First Bank & Trust Arena. The Jacks take on Ole Miss, an NCAA qualifier in 2024, in the Friday night match, then Wyoming on Sunday. Ole Miss and Wyoming will square off on Saturday afternoon.

Minnesota hosts the Diet Coke Classic September 12-14 (Friday-Sunday) in Minneapolis. The Jackrabbits will play Dayton Friday, South Florida Saturday and Minnesota Sunday. Dayton and Minnesota both went to the NCAA Tournament last season.

The non-conference portion of the Jacks’ schedule wraps up with a pair of home matches against Boise State September 19 and 20 at First Bank & Trust Arena.

The Jackrabbits begin conference play on the road at Denver October 2. Notable home Summit League matches include longtime rival North Dakota State October 16 and in-state foe South Dakota November 1.

The full 2025 schedule is listed below. More details can be found on the Jackrabbits’ schedule page at GoJacks.com.

Volleyball season tickets are available for renewal or purchase at JackrabbitTickets.com. Single-match tickets will go on sale at a later date. 

2025 South Dakota State volleyball schedule

-GoJacks.com-

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. – Five Texas track and field student-athletes have been named to the All-SEC Outdoor Track and Field teams on Tuesday, the conference announced. 

The Longhorns saw Akala Garrett, Nina Ndubuisi and Kendrick Smallwood all earn All-SEC First Team honors after winning an individual SEC title over the weekend. Ndubuisi made Texas history becoming the first-ever Longhorn to win an SEC title in track and field after throwing a personal best mark of 18.91m (62-0.50). The throw also took down a 25-year program record. 

Smallwood later became the first male to win an SEC track title for Texas after winning the 110-meter hurdles in a new personal best time of 13.13. The time broke his previous Texas record he set the day before of 13.25. The junior now holds the five fastest times in school history. 

Garrett claimed the women’s 400-meter hurdles title with a time of 54.84 – the 8^th fastest time in school history. She now has back-to-back conference titles after winning the Big 12 title her freshman season. 

Kody Blackwood earned All-SEC Second Team honors after finishing as the runner-up in the 400-meter hurdles. He broke his previous best time by .01 second (48.78) and is the third fastest to run the 400mH at UT. 

Elizabeth Stockman was the final Longhorn to earn All-SEC honors earning Third Team recognition after winning the bronze medal in the women’s 1500-meter. Stockman used a powerful 200-meter kick to secure third place with her time of 4:20.88. 

First Team

Nina Ndubuisi 

Kendrick Smallwood 

Akala Garrett 

Second Team 

Kody Blackwood 

Third Team

Elizabeth Stockman