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MOSCOW, Idaho - Vandal soccer's Sunday matchup against South Dakota State was ruled a no contest after persistent weather conditions prevented the teams from continuing play beyond halftime.  The Vandals and Jackrabbits played the full opening 45 minutes before the weather delay. South Dakota State found the lone goal of the half in the 37th minute when Freshman, Stella Braddock, connected on a header off a corner kick from Deizha Lyn Jacinto giving the Jackrabbits a 1-0 advantage.  The two teams entered the halftime break before lightning in the area forced the match into a weather delay. With conditions showing no signs of clearing and delays continuing, the decision was made to suspend the match.  For a suspended contest to be considered official, at least 70 minutes of play must be completed. With Sunday's match ending after just 45 minutes, the required time threshold was not reached, resulting in the match being ruled a no contest.  The match will not be made up, and no win, loss or individual and team statistics from Sunday's action will be recorded for either team.  UP NEXT  Idaho soccer returns to the P1FCU Kibbie dome to host Grand Canyon University on Thursday, September 10th.  FOLLOW

MECHANICSVILLE, Va. – The Adam Smith era could not have started much better for William & Mary cross country. The Tribe swept the team titles at the Spider Alumni Open on Saturday morning at Pole Green Park, giving Smith a pair of victories in his first meet at the helm of the program. The W&M men captured the Spider Alumni Open for the first time since 2019, edging Georgetown by a single point, 33-34. The Tribe women followed with a 56-point performance to finish 15 points ahead of Georgetown and claim their first team title at the event since 2016. Senior Hayes Trapp led a dominant showing for the Tribe men, finishing runner-up in the 6K with a personal-best time of 18:19.0. Graduate transfer Alex Jordan made an immediate impact in his W&M debut, crossing the line fifth in a personal-best 18:29.6. W&M placed four runners inside the top eight and all five scorers among the top 12. Junior Caleb Wilcox finished sixth in 18:36.7, while sophomore Eli Phillips followed closely behind in eighth at 18:37.8. Sophomore Nolan Yeagle rounded out the Tribe's top five, placing 12th in 18:50.0. Carson Rackley (18:57.6) and Hayden Goodman (19:01.7) gave the Green and

Euronews Albania’s Instagram page is no longer accessible, raising further alarm over what has been happening to Albanian accounts on social media in recent days. Without any prior notice or warning, Euronews Albania woke up today to find its Instagram page displaying the message: “User not found.” Just last night, Euronews Albania hosted MEP Sandro Gozi on its “Review” program, where he spoke specifically about the shutdown of Albanian Instagram accounts and called for transparency from Meta. Gozi raised a straightforward question: What is happening, and why are these accounts being shut down? The MEP called on Meta to provide a clear explanation as to whether these cases are the result of technical problems, violations of the platform’s rules, or coordinated abuse of its reporting system. Less than 24 hours after that interview, Euronews Albania itself can no longer access its Instagram page. This does not prove any connection between the interview and the shutdown of the account, and without an explanation from Meta, any such conclusion would be speculation. However, the case makes the very question raised in the Euronews Albania studio just one night earlier even more relevant. In recent days, dozens of Albanian Instagram accounts have reportedly

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MANKATO, Minn. – Due to the forecast of excessive heat for Friday afternoon, the No. 16 Minnesota State women's soccer matches scheduled for Friday have been changed in the interest of safety for players and fans. The Mavericks and No. 10 Central Missouri will now play at The Pitch at 10 a.m., Friday morning, while No. 5 Grand Valley State and Bemidji State also will play at 10 a.m., at the soccer field at Bethany Lutheran College in Mankato.   Both matches will have live streaming and live stats.  Sunday's matches are still as scheduled with Southwest Minnesota State battling Central Missouri at 11 a.m. at The Pitch, while MSU battles Grand Valley State at 3 p.m. Check back with msumavericks.com for further updates.  Stay up to date on all Maverick Athletics news by downloading the Maverick mobile app for exclusive content, gameday notifications, schedules, rosters and more. Fans can also follow @MinnStAthletics on Instagram and X and like the Minnesota State Mavericks Facebook page.

STANDISH, Maine - The Saint Joseph’s College women’s cross country team, led by fourth-year Head Coach Michael Burleson, welcomes a seven-member newcomer class for the 2026 season. The group includes six freshmen and senior Cadance Gilbert (Keene, N.H.) and joins a Monks squad that placed third at the 2025 Great Northeast Athletic Conference Championship. The freshman contingent features Addison Alpers (Bristol, N.H.), Meg Kingsley (Windham, Maine), Haley Marston (Greene, Maine), Danica Patry (Berlin, N.H.), Cecilia Steele (Stark, N.H.), and Juliana Yankowsky (North Andover, Mass.). Gilbert, an exercise science major and Keene High School graduate, adds an experienced upperclassman presence to the group. Four of the seven newcomers hail from New Hampshire, with Maine and Massachusetts also represented. Alpers, Patry, Steele, and Gilbert comprise the New Hampshire contingent, while Kingsley and Marston arrive from Maine. Yankowsky rounds out the group’s New England footprint as the lone Massachusetts native. The class includes three nursing majors in Alpers, Kingsley, and Marston. Patry is pursuing a degree in elementary and special education, Steele is studying business, Gilbert is majoring in exercise science, and Yankowsky enters Saint Joseph’s undeclared. Saint Joseph’s is scheduled to compete in six regular-season meets, beginning with the NCAA Regional Preview

Instagram has updated its automatic captioning feature to remove its grey background, in a move which has been criticised by deaf people online over its poor visibility. The tool, which relies on speech recognition when turned on by an account, enables individuals – including deaf oeople – to access videos which aren’t manually captioned by the creator. Deaf twins Hermon and Heroda Berhane, who have more than 129,000 followers on the platform with the account ‘Being Her’, highlighted the issue in a video to their account on Tuesday. They said: “Before it was white text on a grey background. Now? Just white text, no background, nothing. “Look, we know the auto captions were never perfect anyway – that’s literally why we tell you guys to create your own subtitles, not just rely on the auto one – but at least before you could read them, and if you are a creator or brand doesn’t add the subtitles at all, that’s ableism, period. “Now, if there’s a white wall or the outfits, anything light behind it, the text just disappears. Gone. “How does this even get approved?” It’s not known when the change to the access feature was introduced, though

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