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CLEMSON, S.C. – The top-ranked Virginia women’s soccer team (9-0-1, 3-0-0 ACC) got goals from three different players on the way to a 3-0 victory at Clemson (3-3-5, 0-2-2 ACC) on Thursday night (Sept. 25). GOALS 16’ – UVA: Lia Godfrey (Addison Halpern) 46’ – UVA: Meredith McDermott (Liv Rademaker, Maggie Cagle) 52’ – UVA: Allie Ross (Maggie Cagle) HOW IT HAPPENED Lia Godfrey started the scoring with a goal in the 16th minute. A pass from Addison Halpern to Godfrey at the top of the box set the midfielder up as she turned on the attack and with an opening blasted the ball toward the left post. The diving Clemson keeper got hands on it, but the force of the shot was too much as she couldn’t make the stop and the Hoos went on top 1-0. Lia Godfrey just finds ways to score! Hoos up 1-0 at Clemson.#GoHoos | #ALLIN pic.twitter.com/2DBJ3Cj1d9 — Virginia Women's Soccer (@UVAWomenSoccer) September 26, 2025 Virginia wasted no time coming out of the break, adding a second goal in the opening minute of the second half. Liv Rademaker picked the ball up near midfield off a turnover and went on the attack. She sent

Published on: Sept 25, 2025 04:42 pm IST Sameer Wankhede filed a defamation suit against Netflix's The Bads of Bollywood, seeking ₹2 crore for damages.  On Thursday, former Narcotics Control Bureau zonal officer Sameer Wankhede filed a defamation suit against the makers of Netflix series The Bads of Bollywood. He is asking for ₹2 crore in damages, citing a character on the show who seems to be parodying him. A character in The Bads of Bollywood seems to be a parody of NCB officer Sameer Wankhede, something the latter has disapporved of. However, as the character remains unnamed throughout the series, fans of the show are confused how Wankhede will prove it is about him. Internet is confused “No but how is he going to prove that's his character help ??,” joked a fan on Twitter (X). “He might’ve wanted to do a cameo,” read a comment. “They didn't mention his name or anything at all,” said a person. A few are also happy that the episode will lead to a jucier season 2 for the show. “Aryan taking receipts to prepare that explosive season 2 script,” wrote one. “Aryan is good to troll him again in s2,” said another

Mario Terrana Women's Golf September 24, 2025 LUBBOCK, Texas — Lauren Rios tied for third place to guide the UTSA women’s golf team to a share of third in the team standings at the Red Raider Invitational, which wrapped up Wednesday at The Rawls Course (par 72/6,894 yards). Rios recorded a 1-under-par 215 en route to the best finish of her UTSA career, eclipsing her previous top finish of 13th at the 2025 American Conference Championship. She ended up just two shots out of first place, which was claimed by Texas Tech’s Lauren Zaretsky. Behind Rios’ top-three showing, the Roadrunners tied with Abilene Christian for third with an 890 (296-289-305), just two shots out of runner-up position in the 15-team race won by host Texas Tech (876). Rios opened the event with a 1-under 71 on Tuesday morning and then fired a 2-under 70 in the afternoon to get to 3-under and grab a share of the individual lead. Battling tough conditions on Wednesday, the Coppell, Texas, native posted a 74 that featured 16 pars. She led the field with 41 pars and played the par fours at 1-under, the top mark in the tournament. She now has turned in

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Tuesday 09/23/2025 | By: Michael Navarrette NM State in 16th with 18 holes remaining in Colorado. VAIL, Colo. – The NM State women's golf team continued play at the Golfweek Red Sky Classic on Tuesday, competing in the second round at the Fazio Course in Vail, Colo. After 36 holes, the Aggies stand in 16th place among a strong field of 20 teams.   The Aggies posted a team score of 310 (+22) in round two, bringing their two-day total to 610 (+34). On the second day of action, NM State added 10 birdies to their tally, led by three from sophomore Sophia Luna .   Luna carded a 77 (+5) in round two and sits in a tie for 46th overall. Alexandria Armendariz followed with a 76 (+4) and is in a tie for 49th, while Emma Thompson posted a 79 (+7) to enter the final round in a tie for 65th. Rylee Salome matched her opening round with another 78 (+6) and now sits in a tie for 78th, and Marley Moncada rounded out the lineup with an 85 (+13) and concluded the day in a tie for 94th.   The Aggies will return to the course Wednesday

BURNSVILLE, Minn. - Minnesota State freshman Luis Pfister (Ottobeuren, Germany) was named NSIC men's cross country athlete of the week by the conference office on Tuesday (Sept. 23). Pfister led the Mavericks to their highest finish at the Roy Griak Invitational since 2012 on Friday after he crossed the line third in the Jo Rider Maroon Race. His time of 26:39.4 was the second fastest among NCAA Division II competition and he was just a half second from placing second. The Mavericks took second place in the 21-team field. Up next for men's cross country is the Lucian Rosa Invite in Kenosha, Wisconsin on Sept. 27 at 10:15 a.m. With a third place finish at the Augie Twilight and second place mark at the Roy Griak Invitational, Minnesota State men's cross country is off to a strong start after being ranked fourth in the NSIC Preseason Coaches' Poll.

September 22, 2025 Women's tennis rides doubles success at All-Americans into second round of qualifying CARY, N.C. — Both doubles pairings for the Vanderbilt women’s tennis team battled through third sets to earn wins in the first round of qualifying at the ITA All-American Championships from Cary Tennis Park in Cary, North Carolina. The No. 37 ranked duo of junior Valeria Ray and senior Bridget Stammel notched the first win of their season in their opening match of the fall. The pair, facing Yale’s  Leena Friedman and Orly Ogilvy, quickly went up a set after taking the first 6-4. Their Bulldog counterparts struck back in the second, hanging on for a 7-5 set win and forcing a third frame. Ray and Stammel pulled out a thrilling 13-11 final set to advance to the second day of qualifying. Soon after, the No. 43 ranked pair of freshmen Erin Pearce and Mia Yamakita took the court against Kaitlyn Carnicella and Daniela Piani of South Carolina. Yamakita, who suffered a singles loss earlier in the day, bounced back with her freshman teammate, grabbing a 6-4 opening set advantage. Carnicella and Piana returned the favor in the second with a 6-1 result. In another

It’s a safe bet that absolutely no one had “Nepali citizens hold a meaningful state election on an online gaming server” on their 2025 bingo card. Yet after days of government-toppling protests earlier this month, the nomination, election, and swearing-in of Sushila Karki as Nepal’s new interim prime minister has, so far, gone off without a hitch. Is this a new era of synergy between politics and online activism? Possibly—though it might depend on what social media platform you’re using. Karki, a former chief justice of the Nepali Supreme Court and the country’s first female prime minister, was elected on the massively popular, semipublic chat platform Discord after hours of intense political debate between several popular candidates, much of it livestreamed to other platforms such as YouTube. Released in 2015, Discord is a glorified chatroom, designed for gamers but popular across geek corners of the internet. Anyone can create and run their own Discord server, which can be open to the public or invite-only. This community focus has paid off; the platform boasts more than 200 million monthly users, and nearly all of its $600 million annual revenue is user-generated. The civic advocacy group Hami Nepal set up the Discord

PARIS, FRANCE - SEPTEMBER 21: Michael Kim of the United States celebrates holing a par putt on the 18th green to set the clubhouse lead on day four of the FedEx Open de France 2025 at Golf de Saint-Nom-la-Breteche on September 21, 2025 in Paris, France. (Photo by Luke Walker/Getty Images) Getty Images PGA Tour member Michael Kim became the first American in 53 years to win the Open de France on the DP World Tour, capturing his second professional victory and his first since the 2018 John Deere Classic. He held off strong contenders including five-time major champion Brooks Koepka, rising star Min Woo Lee, and crowd favorite Jeong Weon Ko of France to secure the win. After birdies on 16 and 17, Kim faced a nervy finish at Le Golf National. Forced to get up and down from a greenside bunker, he rolled in a 16-foot par putt on the closing hole to post 16-under. “To be honest I felt like I hit a decent bunker shot,” Kim said. “That green slides away so much that I knew it was going to be quick, and it just didn’t run out as much as I thought.” The par save

September 21, 2025 Freshman Dore claims third straight win, moves on to qualifying round at All-Americans CARY, N.C. — Freshman Mia Yamakita picked up a third straight win to begin her collegiate career and is moving on to the qualifying round of singles at the ITA All-American Championships at Cary Tennis Park in Cary, North Carolina. Yamakita began her day against Naomi Xu of Cal, cruising to a 6-2 first set win. Xu, who went unbeaten at the No. 4 singles position last season for the Golden Bears, struck back with a 6-2 second set to even the score. In her first three set match, Yamakita fended off Xu to pull out a 6-4 victory in the final frame and seal the match. Her second match of the day came against Virginia’s Isabelle Lacy with a spot in the qualifying round on the line. Yamakita struck first in the opening set, taking a 6-4 win to move up 1-0. Lacy took the second 6-4 to force another third set on the day for the freshman: and Yamakita again delivered. With the match tied at 5-5, Yamakita locked down the final two games to nab a 7-5 set win, clinching the