CHSAA’s all-state gymnastics team

Niwot junior Genevieve Saunders was named BoCoPreps and the Class 4A gymnast of the year after winning the 4A individual all-around title for a second straight season last month. She led 13 area gymnasts on CHSAA’s all-state team.

Alongside Saunders, Kylee Schlepp, Charlotte O’Neill, and Lilly O’Neill made the 4A first team for the Cougars, who also won the team title. Among the first teamers’ state contributions, Schlepp took fourth in vault, while Saunders, Charlotte, and Lilly O’Neill went one-two-three on the beam.

Sienna Wood was named to the second team for Niwot, while Isabella Foster and Charlotte Bronski earned honorable mentions.

Broomfield was led by senior Liliana Wojahn, who finished third in the 5A all-around competition as she helped lead the Eagles to the team title. Audrina Zanella (third individual vault) and Miata Santos (third in floor) were also named to the first team. Additionally, Keira La Hue and Charlotte Parris made the second team, while Kiara Homolka received an honorable mention.

Coaching honors went to Broomfield’s Abby Anderson and Niwot’s Marisa Purcell, who were named the 5A and 4A coaches of the year, respectively.
https://www.timescall.com/2025/12/06/chsaas-all-state-gymnastics-team/

“That was a fine decision” – Former selector reacts to Senuran Muthusamy’s successful DRS review on Day 2 of 2nd IND vs SA 2025 Test

Former India selector Saba Karim backed TV umpire Chris Gaffaney over his decision to overturn the lbw decision against Senuran Muthusamy on Day 2 of the Guwahati Test. According to Karim, Gaffaney rightly concluded that the murmur on UltraEdge was of ball hitting glove. Ad Muthusamy was the star performer for South Africa on Day 2 of the second Test against India at the Barsapara Cricket Stadium in Guwahati on Sunday, November 23. He brought up his maiden Test ton and was eventually dismissed for 109 off 206 balls. On 48, though, he had a close shave as he was adjudged lbw to Ravindra Jadeja. The batter, though, used DRS to overturn the decision. Third umpire Gaffaney, after watching replays, decided that a murmur on UltraEdge was of the ball touching the glove. While some Indian fans on social media were not happy with the verdict, Karim backed Gaffaney. Sharing his thoughts during a discussion on ESPNcricinfo, he said: Ad Trending “I am sure about it by now that there is a distinction between the spike of the wood and a murmur or a spike off the glove or the pad. And, I think that’s what the TV umpires rely on. Once you make that kind of a category, then it becomes easy for the TV umpire to come up with a decision like this. Ad “Even if there is a slight murmur, they could figure out that this is off the gloves, not off the wood. And, I think, that is why the TV umpire gave that decision. I thought that was a fine decision,” the former keeper added. Resuming their first innings on 247-6, South Africa reached 489 on Day 2. Apart from Muthusamy, Marco Jansen (93) and Kyle Verreynne (45) also came up with significant contributions with the willow for the Proteas. Ad “I did kind of feel something” Senuran Muthusamy reacts to DRS review on Day 2 of 2nd IND vs SA 2025 Test Speaking at the end of the second day’s play in Guwahati, Muthusamy told the host broadcaster that he ‘felt something’, but explained that he was really disappointed at being given out and hence was a bit confused out in the middle. The left-hander elaborated (as quoted by Cricbuzz): Ad “Around the noise and the emotion, I was just really disappointed. And when I was standing [with Verreynne], I said, “You know, it might’ve just brushed my glove, I think I might be okay.” And then when it came up on the DRS, it was fantastic that there was a little scratch on it. I did kind of feel something, but I think just with the emotion and the disappointment of being given out, it didn’t register straightaway, until a little bit later.” Muthusamy struck 10 fours and two sixes in his 299-minute stay at the crease. His knock ended when he top-edged a short ball from Mohammed Siraj to fine-leg. × Feedback Why did you not like this content? Clickbait / Misleading Factually Incorrect Hateful or Abusive Baseless Opinion Too Many Ads Other Was this article helpful? Thank You for feedback Follow IPL Auction 2025 Live Updates, News & Biddings at Sportskeeda. Get the fastest updates on Mega-Auction and cricket news Edited by Renin Wilben Albert.
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MAGNET Exclusive: Premiere Of Leon Majcen’s “Don’t Leave The Light On”

“‘Don’t Leave The Light On’ pretty much sums up my life these past few years being on the road-highs and lows and everything in between,” says Nashville-based singer/songwriter Leon Majcen. “I’m thankful I get to make a living this way, and I don’t plan on changing anything anytime soon.” It’s certainly a far cry from the commercial fishing docks of Madeira Beach, Fla., where Majcen worked as recently as 2021 before setting his sights on Music City. Growing up in the town of Safety Harbor near Tampa, he was drawn to the vivid storytelling of Townes Van Zandt, John Prine and Guy Clark. His preferred setlist wasn’t exactly tourist-friendly, but Majcen gave it shot anyhow, enjoying some success in local bars before heading to New York University for college. The job filleting and packing fish came when Majcen returned home after tiring of the big city. These days, though, he’s opening for Turnpike Troubadours, Grammy winner Margo Price and others as he rides the momentum of his startlingly mature debut, Better Days (Cloverdale), which features contributions from fellow neo-folk travelers Kyle McEvoy (a. k. a. the Field Tapes), the Desert Willows and the Cloverdale Family Band. The striking new video for “Don’t Leave The Light On” comes courtesy award-winning director Ethan Locy. “Working with Ethan on this was a great,” says Majcen. “He knew how to get the point across without it being too on the nose.” We’re proud to premiere Leon Majcen’s “Don’t Leave The Light On.” -Hobart Rowland.
https://magnetmagazine.com/2025/11/21/magnet-exclusive-premiere-of-leon-majcens-dont-leave-the-light-on/

San Carlos Community Garden unveils sensory garden project

Overview: San Carlos Community Garden With direction provided by SCCG’s leadership team and Sierra’s lead occupational therapist, Mercer’s sensory garden design transformed a small, underused corner of the garden into an area that sparks curiosity “to be and to learn” in harmony with nature. Over the last 13 years, the San Carlos Community Garden has become a cherished spot for connection, learning, playing, gardening, and wellness. Now, thanks to a generous donation from Blue Shield of California and a day of volunteering, the SCCG will soon complete its newest addition and contribution to the Sierra School of San Diego and the community at large: A thoughtfully designed sensory garden where visitors can touch, smell, see, and hear the wonders of nature in an immersive way. The SCCG also received generous in-kind contributions from George Mercer, SCCG’s original landscape architect, and locally-owned businesses Epic Gardening, Ewing Irrigation, Sunbelt Rentals on Mission Gorge and Southwest Boulder and Stone. With direction provided by SCCG’s leadership team and Sierra’s lead occupational therapist, Mercer’s sensory garden design transformed a small, underused corner of the garden into an area that sparks curiosity “to be and to learn” in harmony with nature. The design was also intended to be a welcoming space for the Sierra School, which serves students with a range of special needs, including autism spectrum disorders, learning differences, and emotional or behavioral challenges. “The sensory garden will provide an outdoor classroom where Sierra teachers and therapists can provide hands-on, sensory-based experiences along with lessons about nature, science, and self-regulation,” said Mercer. “Students will be able to dig in the soil, feel the textures of different leaves, listen to rustling leaves, and taste edible plants experiences that help strengthen motor skills, stimulate curiosity, and promote calmness and focus.” Like a scene from “Extreme Makeovers,” on Oct. 10, more than a dozen Blue Shield of California volunteers worked alongside the SCCG leadership team and Sierra School teachers and students to bring the sensory garden design to life. In just three hours, volunteers constructed and filled raised beds with healthy soil and compost; planted three soon-to-be towering crepe myrtles for future shade and ambience; built a three-tiered herb spiral complete with herbs soon to spill over its sides; and planted more than a dozen pollinator plants around the perimeter of the sensory garden. By funding the sensory garden, Blue Shield and the other supporting businesses have helped create a lasting resource that benefits not only Sierra School students but also the San Carlos community at large. The sensory garden is expected to be complete and open to the public by early December. Community members can learn more about leasing a plot, becoming a volunteer, or supporting SCCG as an annual growing community garden member for just $40 per year at sancarloscommunitygarden. com.
https://timesofsandiego.com/life/2025/11/17/san-carlos-community-garden-unveils-sensory-garden-project/

When Are the CMA Awards 2025? See the Date of the Awards Show

The 2025 CMA Awards are about to kick off this week, and country music fans can’t wait to watch their favorite artists grace the stage and be honored for their contributions to the genre. Among some of this year’s performers are Keith Urban, Miranda Lambert and Kelsea Ballerini. Below, Hollywood Life has compiled all the information you need to know about the 2025 CMA Awards. What Are the CMA Awards? The Country Music Association recognizes achievements in the country music genre, and members of the CMA vote for artists in various categories, including Entertainer of the Year, Album of the Year, Female and Male Vocalists of the Year and more. When Are the CMA Awards 2025? The 2025 CMA Awards are taking place on Wednesday, November 19, 2025, at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville. Who Is Hosting the 2025 CMA Awards? Lainey Wilson is hosting the 2025 CMA Awards. On her hosting gig, the nine-time CMA Award winner called it a “true honor” in a statement shared in a press release by the CMA. “I grew up watching the CMA Awards like it was the Super Bowl, so to be hosting for a second year is a true honor,” Lainey said. “I’m humbled that CMA has trusted me with this role, and I can’t wait to love on this genre that has given me so much.” What Time Are the CMA Awards This Year? The ceremony will start at 8: 00 p. m. ET/ 7: 00 p. m. CT. CMA Awards 2025 Performers: Who Is Performing? The following list consists of this year’s CMA Awards performers: Keith Urban Little Big Town Kelsea Ballerini BigXthaPlug Brandi Carlile Kenny Chesney Luke Combs Riley Green Miranda Lambert Ella Langley Patty Loveless Megan Moroney Old Dominion The Red Clay Strays Shaboozey Chris Stapleton Zach Top Tucker Wetmore Lainey Wilson Stephen Wilson Jr. How to Watch the CMA Awards 2025 The CMA Awards will be available to watch live on ABC, and fans can stream it the next day, Thursday, November 20, on Hulu.
https://hollywoodlife.com/feature/when-are-the-cma-awards-2025-5488871/

“He’s playing like a tiger” – Pawan Sehrawat’s massive praise for Fazel Atrachali after Pro Kabaddi 2025

**Pawan Sehrawat Praises Fazel Atrachali’s Stellar Performance Following Pro Kabaddi 2025**

Tamil Thalaivas’ star Pawan Sehrawat showered massive praise on veteran defender Fazel Atrachali after the conclusion of Pro Kabaddi 2025. Fazel played a vital role in Dabang Delhi’s title-winning campaign, showcasing his experience and skills throughout the season.

Pawan reflected on Fazel’s auction price, highlighting how the Iranian stalwart was initially acquired by Puneri Paltan for a hefty ₹1.5 crore in previous seasons. However, this season, Dabang Delhi picked him up at his base price of just ₹20 lakhs. Despite this, Fazel delivered a phenomenal performance and went on to win the coveted ‘Most Valuable Player’ (MVP) award.

“There was one player who was sold for ₹1.5 crore – Puneri Paltan took him. That Fazel Atrachali today went for ₹20 lakhs and became MVP. So was Fazel Atrachali only a 20 lakh player? That’s why money doesn’t matter. The value you go for in the auction doesn’t reduce your game or your playing aura at all. Fazel has proved that whether he was a 20 lakh player or not, that’s a different matter,” Pawan said during an interaction on Sunil Taneja’s YouTube channel.

He further elaborated, “Whether he should get 20 lakhs according to his name or according to his game or not – those who sit in the auction will decide that. But that player is good. It’s in his hands to decide. He has shown by playing well. He’s playing like a tiger. The word ‘Sultan’ that you people have given him, he has played really like a sultan. I feel proud of him.”

Fazel’s impressive statistics this season included 52 tackle points from 19 matches, with four High 5s to his name. He also captained Dabang Delhi in the absence of Ashu Malik, utilizing his vast experience both as a player and leader to guide the team.

**Sehrawat Lauds Dabang Delhi Head Coach Joginder Narwal**

Pawan Sehrawat also praised Dabang Delhi’s head coach Joginder Narwal for making smart choices in assembling an experienced squad. He singled out players like Fazel Atrachali, Saurabh Nandal, and Surjeet Singh, commending the coach’s faith in veterans.

“I give a massive salute to Joginder for this. Be it Saurabh, Fazel, or Surjeet – people thought they couldn’t play, but he took them all and proved that age is just a number and experience comes in use. They won the final,” Sehrawat said.

In the hard-fought final, Dabang Delhi edged past Puneri Paltan 31-28 to clinch their second Pro Kabaddi title. Alongside Fazel’s defensive heroics, Saurabh scored 52 tackle points from 19 matches, while Surjeet contributed 33 tackle points, making significant impacts throughout the campaign.

With seasoned leaders like Fazel Atrachali and the tactical acumen of Joginder Narwal, Dabang Delhi proved that experience combined with determination is a winning formula in the Pro Kabaddi league.
https://www.sportskeeda.com/kabaddi/news-he-s-playing-like-tiger-pawan-sehrawat-s-massive-praise-fazel-atrachali-pro-kabaddi-2025

Oil giant BP beats third-quarter profit expectations despite weaker crude prices

British oil giant BP on Tuesday reported stronger-than-expected third-quarter profit, citing progress on divestments and its cost-cutting program. The London-listed oil and gas major posted underlying replacement cost profit, used as a proxy for net profit, of $2. 21 billion for July-September period. That beat analyst expectations of $2. 03 billion, according to an LSEG-compiled consensus. BP’s third-quarter net profit came in at $2. 3 billion last year and $2. 35 billion in the second quarter of 2025. The results come just over eight months after the company launched a fundamental strategic reset. BP, which has been the subject of intense takeover speculation, is looking to regain investor confidence by slashing renewable spending and prioritizing its traditional oil and gas business. Investors appear to have broadly welcomed the oil and gas major’s green strategy U-turn, with share prices up more than 13% year-to-date. The improving sentiment has also been attributed to the firm’s leadership shake-up, progress on its cost-cutting program and a string of recent oil discoveries. BP on Monday announced it had agreed to sell minority stakes in some of its U. S. onshore pipeline assets in the Permian and Eagle Ford basins to private investor Sixth Street for $1. 5 billion. BP has previously said it is targeting $20 billion in divestments by the end of 2027. Last week, British rival Shell reported stronger-than-expected third-quarter profit, citing robust operational performance and higher trading contributions.
https://www.cnbc.com/2025/11/04/bp-earnings-q3-2025.html

Representative Taylor Rehfeldt Selected for 2025 CSG 20 Under 40 Leadership Award

**Representative Taylor Rehfeldt Honored with 2025 CSG 20 Under 40 Leadership Award**

SIOUX FALLS, SD — The Council of State Governments (CSG) has named Representative Taylor Rehfeldt (R-District 14) as a recipient of the prestigious 2025 CSG 20 Under 40 Leadership Award. This award recognizes the bipartisan leadership and public service of 20 emerging elected and appointed state officials across all four CSG regions.

“Serving South Dakota is a privilege. I’m grateful for this recognition because it reflects what matters most: delivering real results for families and communities across our state. There is important work ahead, and I’m committed to staying focused on solutions that make life better for every South Dakotan,” said Rep. Rehfeldt.

Established in 2020 through the vision of former New Hampshire Senator Lou D’Allesandro, a public servant of more than five decades, the CSG 20 Under 40 Leadership Award was created during his tenure as CSG National Chair. The award aims to strengthen engagement with younger state leaders.

Since its inception, the CSG 20 Under 40 community has annually welcomed a new class of inspiring public servants under the age of 40. These leaders make meaningful contributions to their communities while exemplifying the core CSG values of civility, collaboration, and innovation.

Rep. Rehfeldt was selected from a competitive pool of applicants who demonstrated excellence in one or more of the following areas:
– Engaging officials across party lines, departments, branches, and/or state lines to advance the common good for their state or territory.
– Providing exceptional leadership to a state project, committee, chamber, commission, or special group.
– Serving as a champion of change, seeking to enhance the lives of all constituents within a specific policy area.

A recognition ceremony for the 2025 recipients will take place at the CSG National Conference from December 9-13 in Chicago. Leaders from all 56 states and U.S. territories will be in attendance to exchange ideas, address complex state policy issues, and celebrate the work of outstanding public servants.

For more information about The Council of State Governments and the 2025 CSG 20 Under 40 Leadership Award, please visit [csg.org](https://www.csg.org).
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Eric Swalwell’s Trump Derangement Syndrome Reaches New Heights with 2028 Pledge Demand [WATCH]

Rep. Eric Swalwell, D-Calif., is making a bold call to future Democratic presidential candidates: pledge to destroy President Donald Trump’s newly constructed White House ballroom if elected.

“Don’t even think of seeking the Democratic nomination for president unless you pledge to take a wrecking ball to the Trump Ballroom on DAY ONE,” Swalwell wrote on X on Saturday. His post quickly drew attention amid ongoing debate over Trump’s redesign and expansion of parts of the White House complex.

For the first time in the building’s history, the White House will include a formal ballroom, constructed on the site of the former East Wing. Announced by White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt on July 31, the addition marks one of the largest structural projects ever undertaken at the executive residence.

Leavitt explained that the 90,000-square-foot ballroom will be able to host about 650 seated guests and is designed to match the White House’s neoclassical style. “The White House is currently unable to host major functions honoring world leaders in other countries without having to install a large and unsightly tent approximately 100 yards away from the main building’s entrance,” she stated. Leavitt added that the new facility would be “a much-needed and exquisite addition.”

Construction began earlier this month and is expected to continue through 2026. The total cost is estimated at $250 million, fully financed by President Trump and private donors, according to officials. As crews began clearing sections of the East Wing, images of demolition circulated widely online.

The project has sparked both praise and criticism. Supporters call it an investment in American hospitality and tradition, while opponents accuse the president of altering a historic landmark.

Beyond the ballroom, several other changes have been introduced across the White House grounds. The Oval Office and Cabinet Room now feature gold accents, and the Rose Garden lawn has been updated with new stone pavers. Two 88-foot flagpoles have been installed near the North Lawn, visible from Pennsylvania Avenue.

Additionally, a monument titled the “Arc de Trump” is under construction near the South Portico. A “walk of fame” display now includes portraits of past presidents. Among them is a photograph of the autopen that signed documents during Joe Biden’s tenure—an inclusion that has drawn attention from visitors and staff alike.

White House officials emphasize that none of these upgrades require taxpayer funding. Leavitt confirmed that all contributions are privately sourced and approved through the same commission process used for prior renovations.

While the ballroom’s completion is still months away, it has already become a centerpiece of political discussion in Washington. Swalwell’s call for Democrats to campaign on demolishing the addition highlights how the construction has evolved from an architectural project into a partisan talking point ahead of the 2028 election cycle.

Intended to host state dinners, summits, and ceremonial events traditionally held offsite due to space limitations, the ballroom will become one of the largest enclosed venues within the White House complex once finished. According to officials, it is expected to remain a permanent fixture unless a future administration chooses otherwise.
https://www.lifezette.com/2025/10/eric-swalwells-trump-derangement-syndrome-reaches-new-heights-with-2028-pledge-demand-watch/

Baptist Zionist group says ‘no need for another Palestinian state’, calls for Israeli sovereignty over Judea, Samaria

**Baptist Zionist Public Affairs Committee Criticizes Trump’s Gaza Peace Agreement**

The Baptist Zionist Public Affairs Committee (BZPAC) has voiced strong criticism of U.S. President Donald Trump’s Gaza peace agreement, warning that it “risks repeating the failures of the past.” The statement, issued earlier this month via social media, reflects the organization’s concerns about the proposed framework.

“BZPAC honors the sincere intentions behind efforts to secure Israel and stabilize the Middle East,” the statement reads. “We commend contributions that have strengthened Israel’s sovereignty. Yet we must speak plainly: the U.S. 21-point peace framework risks repeating the failures of the past and undermines God’s covenant with His people.”

Claiming to represent over 20,000 Baptist churches and approximately 15 million supporters across the United States, BZPAC’s executive director, Dr. Doug Thompson, personally presented a copy of the statement to Yossi Dagan, head of the Samaria Regional Council.

**Call for Israeli Sovereignty in Judea and Samaria**

In the statement, BZPAC called for the application of Israeli sovereignty over Judea and Samaria. This is a direct response to President Trump’s announcement that the U.S. would not support a unilateral declaration of Israeli sovereignty in those disputed territories.

Under a section titled, “Why a Two-State ‘Solution’ is No Solution,” BZPAC argues that a two-state solution is unnecessary. The organization points out that Jordan is already majority Palestinian, citing the CIA World Factbook’s 2022 estimate that Palestinians comprise 55-60% of Jordan’s population.

“Jordan has both the land and the capacity to absorb the Palestinian population of Judea and Samaria,” the statement insists. “The internal concerns of its monarchy cannot dictate Israel’s survival.”

BZPAC further claims that the two-state solution plan is essentially a “one-state” plan intended to establish a ‘State of Palestine’ designed to erase Israel.

**Mobilizing Support Against Two-State Solution**

To demonstrate opposition to any U.S. efforts to impose a two-state solution on Israel, BZPAC has encouraged its members and followers to print, sign, and send the statement directly to the White House. The organization aims to ensure President Trump is aware of their stance.

**Response from Israeli Leadership**

Yossi Dagan expressed gratitude to Dr. Thompson and BZPAC for their continued support. “I thank our friend Dr. Doug Thompson and all the members of the BZPAC organization for their steadfast stand with the people of Israel and the justice of our path,” Dagan said.

He added, “Their unwavering support for Israeli sovereignty in Judea, Samaria, and Jerusalem is an important and inspiring reinforcement.”

“At a time when political pressure on Israel is increasing, such courageous friendship is a source of encouragement and strength for the people of Israel and the settlers of Samaria. We will continue to work together for Israel’s security, the development of Samaria, and the strengthening of a united Jerusalem as Israel’s capital. Together we will bring sovereignty to the land of the Bible,” he concluded.

**Context on Recent Developments**

Earlier this year, the Israeli Knesset passed a resolution expressing support for Israeli sovereignty in Judea and Samaria. However, this measure was largely symbolic and did not amount to an official declaration of sovereignty over the disputed territories.

President Trump’s Gaza peace agreement outlines steps aimed at moving towards a two-state solution but leaves the specifics of a Palestinian state to future negotiations between Israel and Palestinian leaders. The details of the peace framework remain subject to ongoing diplomatic discussions.
https://www.christianpost.com/news/baptist-zionist-group-says-no-need-for-another-palestinian-state.html