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NORMAL — Yes, the University High School football team’s defense has improved significantly from a season ago, when opponents scored an average of 24.7 points. Yet U High coach Brody Walworth insists the Pioneers’ defense also has improved significantly since the early games of this season. “We’re even better than we were say week five,” Walworth said. “We struggled a little bit at the start of the season. We were playing a little bit as individuals on that side of the ball. We weren’t playing as a unit.” University High's Drew Rader (40) celebrates after a stop in the second quarter at Hancock Stadium against MacArthur earlier this season. A U High defense that surrendered 28 or more points in three of the first five games, hasn’t allowed more than 14 since while advancing to the playoff semifinals for the first time in school history. “We had some injuries and some people filling in,” said Walworth. “They weren’t quite ready to be part of that unit at a high level yet.” The No. 7-ranked Pioneers (10-2) face unranked Mount Zion (9-3) in the Class 4A semifinals at 7 p.m. Saturday at Hancock Stadium. U High has given up just 10.8 points per outing over the past seven games and has won its first three playoff games by 19 or more points. The development of the defense has been the final piece to the puzzle for the Pioneers, whose high-powered offense averages 45.5 points with standout quarterback Alek Weiland pulling the strings. Matejka “First of all, it’s being more physical and having the defensive mindset of we’re not going to bow down to the people we play,” said defensive end Cole Matejka, who will play in college at Columbia. “We’re going to stand tall and give you the best we got.” The 6-foot-4, 235-pound Matejka is a disruptive force on the edge with 56 tackles, 11.5 sacks and 26 tackles for loss. “Coach Jake Gates our defensive coordinator is in his second year. We’re making some massive strides,” Matejka said. “He’s really been putting us in a place to succeed. He’s giving teams a different defensive front every week so they don’t know what to plan for.” Rader Linebacker Drew Rader is the No. 1 tackler with 79, 19 for loss yardage. “We come in every day and we work hard. We’re really fortunate to have guys who want to do that every single day,” Rader said. “You work at something so long and so hard, you’re bound to get better at it. It builds exponentially, and it’s been awesome to see.” Walworth believes Rader’s partner at inside linebacker, Griffin Meyer, “has been playing really well. He’s stepped up his game,” while lineman Clay Nord “does a great job of anchoring the other side away from Cole.” In his first year playing football, senior Ethan Kieser has become more physical and reliable at free safety as the season progressed, according to Walworth. Junior cornerback Chenzo Cottone has six interceptions, while Rader and Lyfe Campbell each have three of U High’s 19 interceptions. Also playing key roles for the U High defense have been tackle Charlie Karun, outside linebackers Max Dameron and Martin Donahue and backs Austin Kruger and Calvin Jones. “We feel a lot more like a unit of 11 than a handful of really good individuals,” Walworth said. U High’s losses came to 4A powerhouse Rochester and 6A playoff qualifier Bloomington. The Pioneers knocked off Chatham Glenwood, which was ranked in the state 6A poll at the time. “The Rochester loss hurt, but we knew we could do toe-to-toe with them,” said Matejka. “Then when we come back here and beat Glenwood, we knew we were in a spot to make this run. If we can beat one of the best 6A teams in the state, what can we do in 4A? I think we’re showing off some of that potential.” U High defenders face another stern test in Mount Zion, which ousted No. 1 ranked Breese Central 17-3 in the quarterfinals. The Braves boast Illinois recruit Brayden Trimble at wide receiver and 6-7 junior JC Anderson, a four-star tight end with scholarship offers from a slew of top shelf college programs. Trimble has 54 receptions for 772 yards and Anderson 44 for 488, but the leading receiver is Jacob Harvey with 56 catches for 1,106 yards. “Trimble is a heckuva player. Straight-line speed is good, but lateral quickness and the way he moves with the ball and makes people miss is pretty impressive,” Walworth said. “The tight end they like in the red zone. He catches the ball well, blocks and plays D line for them. “Harvey, when you put a lot of attention on those other two kids, this kid is killing you going vertical on you.” Braves quarterback Keller Stocks has thrown for 2,772 yards and 32 touchdowns and also leads the team in ground yardage with 596. “The quarterback does a great job of distributing the ball. He moves well, gets out of the pocket and throws well,” said Walworth. “Honestly, it’s like looking in a mirror except some of their guys are getting bigger recruiting looks than some of our guys.” University High's wide receiver Cade Cunningham (2) catches a pass in the second quarter on Saturday at Hancock Stadium in Normal during second round of state playoffs. U High’s offense is putting up gaudy numbers sparked by Weiland, who has passed for 3,494 yards (the most by any Pantagraph area quarterback since 2003) and 42 TDs. Like Stocks, Weiland is a running threat with 422 yards. Weiland’s favorite receivers are Cade Cunningham (62 catches, 1,143 yards, 15 TDs) and AJ Holden (51, 888, 13). Carson Stevens has covered 652 yards on the ground and is effective as a receiver out of the backfield. Rhett Lynch chips in 474 yards rushing. Mount Zion’s top tacklers are linebackers Jonny Jordan and Kaden Becker. The U High-Mount Zion winner will meet either DePaul College Prep or Coal City for the 4A state championship at 7 p.m. Nov. 29 at Hancock Stadium. DePaul was ranked No. 8 in the final 3A poll of the regular season but was bumped up to 4A. Coal City is No. 8 in 4A. University High vs. Richland County on Saturday at Hancock Stadium in Normal during second round of state playoffs. University High vs. Richland County on Saturday at Hancock Stadium in Normal during second round of state playoffs. University High vs. Richland County on Saturday at Hancock Stadium in Normal during second round of state playoffs. University High vs. Richland County on Saturday at Hancock Stadium in Normal during second round of state playoffs. University High vs. Richland County on Saturday at Hancock Stadium in Normal during second round of state playoffs. University High vs. Richland County on Saturday at Hancock Stadium in Normal during second round of state playoffs. University High quarterback Alek Weiland celebrates after running for a touchdown against Richland County in the 4A playoffs at Hancock Stadium in Normal. University High vs. Richland County on Saturday at Hancock Stadium in Normal during second round of state playoffs. University High vs. Richland County on Saturday at Hancock Stadium in Normal during second round of state playoffs. University High vs. Richland County on Saturday at Hancock Stadium in Normal during second round of state playoffs. University High vs. Richland County on Saturday at Hancock Stadium in Normal during second round of state playoffs. University High vs. Richland County on Saturday at Hancock Stadium in Normal during second round of state playoffs. University High wide receiver Cade Cunningham signals first down after a reception during a win over Richland County in the second round of the playoffs at Hancock Stadium. University High vs. Richland County on Saturday at Hancock Stadium in Normal during second round of state playoffs. University High vs. Richland County on Saturday at Hancock Stadium in Normal during second round of state playoffs. University High vs. Richland County on Saturday at Hancock Stadium in Normal during second round of state playoffs. University High vs. Richland County on Saturday at Hancock Stadium in Normal during second round of state playoffs. University High vs. Richland County on Saturday at Hancock Stadium in Normal during second round of state playoffs. University High vs. Richland County on Saturday at Hancock Stadium in Normal during second round of state playoffs. University High vs. Richland County on Saturday at Hancock Stadium in Normal during second round of state playoffs. University High vs. Richland County on Saturday at Hancock Stadium in Normal during second round of state playoffs. University High vs. Richland County on Saturday at Hancock Stadium in Normal during second round of state playoffs. University High vs. Richland County on Saturday at Hancock Stadium in Normal during second round of state playoffs. University High vs. Richland County on Saturday at Hancock Stadium in Normal during second round of state playoffs. University High vs. Richland County on Saturday at Hancock Stadium in Normal during second round of state playoffs. University High vs. Richland County on Saturday at Hancock Stadium in Normal during second round of state playoffs. University High vs. Richland County on Saturday at Hancock Stadium in Normal during second round of state playoffs. University High vs. Richland County on Saturday at Hancock Stadium in Normal during second round of state playoffs. University High vs. Richland County on Saturday at Hancock Stadium in Normal during second round of state playoffs. University High vs. Richland County on Saturday at Hancock Stadium in Normal during second round of state playoffs. University High vs. Richland County on Saturday at Hancock Stadium in Normal during second round of state playoffs. University High vs. Richland County on Saturday at Hancock Stadium in Normal during second round of state playoffs. University High vs. Richland County on Saturday at Hancock Stadium in Normal during second round of state playoffs. 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Fairfield 72, Wake Forest 65Tenant, Inc., a leading self-storage management software platform company, teamed up with Storelocal ® Storage to head up a donation drive to deliver goods to the OC Rescue Mission, an organization dedicated to supporting individuals experiencing homelessness in Orange County, CA. NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. , Dec. 23, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Tenant, Inc., a leading self-storage software company, along with Storelocal Storage, led a successful donation drive to give back during the holiday season. Tenant, Inc. is the only Vertical Software as a Service (VSaaS) technology platform company that offers a complete digital ecosystem tailored to the Self-Storage industry. Storelocal Storage, with 93 self storage facilities across the US, leverages Tenant, Inc.'s technology for all their stores. The donation drive supports OC Rescue Mission, a Tustin, California -based nonprofit organization with one of the most successful homeless charity programs in California . The organization supports people experiencing homelessness in the county with food, clothing, shelter, healthcare, and the resources necessary to help them become financially independent. Tenant, Inc. began the donation drive on Nov. 1, 2024 , and plans to conclude it on Dec. 31, 2024 , by delivering truckloads of goods to the rescue. The primary contributors to the donation drive were Tenant, Inc., their employees, and Storelocal Storage who donated non-perishable food items, new and gently used clothing, baby & toddler products, bedding & towels, hygiene products, and more. "We began this annual donation drive 2 years ago because we wanted to support reputable organizations such as the OC Rescue Mission that are improving the lives of people in our community. As a provider of self-storage property management software, we are in a position to reach out to self-storage operators in the area to team up with us to support efforts that benefit local residents," said Lance Watkins , CEO of Tenant, Inc. This is the second year that Tenant, Inc., has partnered with OC Rescue Mission to support local homeless relief efforts. Tenant, Inc. and Storelocal Storage have a history of supporting the communities of their customers. For the past 2 years, Tenant, Inc. and Storelocal Storage have provided support for communities they serve in the Southeastern United States as they recovered from natural disasters. This is just the beginning of a large-scale effort to organize efforts between Tenant, Inc., their employees, and their self-storage customers for community outreach. About Tenant, Inc. Tenant, Inc. is a technology company which offers a cloud-based, all-in-one vertical SaaS technology solution, purpose-built for the self-storage industry. Tenant, Inc., provides a single platform of storage facility management software, storage rental websites, marketing, payment processing, data analytics, and other technology solutions that give self-storage operators everything they need to run their business efficiently across point of sale, operations, self-storage automation, and online rentals. To learn more about Tenant, Inc., please visit tenantinc.com About Storelocal Storage Storelocal is a membership organization created to empower independent self-storage owners and operators to increase their competitive advantage in the marketplace. Storelocal members gain access to a multitude of discounts, enabling them to lower operational costs and increase profits through access to best-in-class products and services, in-house technology development, and vendor partnerships. In addition to membership, Storelocal offers the ability to join the Storelocal Storage brand licensing program , which offers self-storage owners a complete Ops-in-a-Box platform, including Tenant, Inc.'s state-of-the-art property management software, branding elements, and storage rental websites on the storelocal.com domain with recognized domain authority. About OC Rescue Mission Orange County Rescue Mission is a faith-based, life-transformation program that provides on-campus housing, basic needs, and comprehensive services for individuals and families experiencing homelessness. The organization provides solutions for the root causes of homelessness. Through its network of campuses, programs, and comprehensive services, people receive the support they need to better their lives. To learn more about OC Rescue Mission, visit their website here . View original content to download multimedia: https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/tenant-inc-and-storelocal-storage-team-up-with-oc-rescue-mission-for-holiday-donation-drive-302338632.html SOURCE Tenant Inc. © 2024 Benzinga.com. Benzinga does not provide investment advice. All rights reserved.

Tax reforms will eliminate traces of colonial rule in Nigeria’s economy — TinubuManufacturer marks Official Supplier status with 5 millionth tankless water heater donation and 50-year anniversary milestone PEACHTREE CITY, Ga. , Dec. 19, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Rinnai America Corporation — manufacturer of a leading brand of tankless gas water heaters in North America — is proud to announce a landmark partnership with Homes For Our Troops (HFOT), a nonprofit organization dedicated to building and donating specially adapted custom homes nationwide for severely injured post-9/11 Veterans, to enable them to rebuild their lives. The new agreement makes Rinnai the Official Supplier of water heaters for new homes across the country through 2027. This exclusive collaboration strengthens both organizations' shared commitment to providing Veterans and their families with the resources they need to rebuild their lives after service. Also celebrating 50 years in North America , Rinnai marked the occasion by donating the 5 millionth tankless water heater manufactured at its state-of-the-art facility in Griffin, Georgia for a new home under construction in Texas . "Celebrating 50 years and reaching 5 million tankless water heaters sold in the North American market are significant milestones for us but knowing that our donation is helping a Veteran and their family start a new chapter in life is incredibly meaningful," said Frank Windsor , President, Rinnai America Corporation. "We are honored to help restore some of the freedom and independence to the brave men and women who have sacrificed so much defending our country. Our continued partnership with Homes For Our Troops is a powerful way for us to give back and deliver our brand promise of 'Creating a healthier way of living'." Since its inception in 2004, HFOT has built over 400 homes. Each specially adapted energy efficient home is designed to comfortably raise a family while limiting future expenses. Equipped with Rinnai's durable and highly energy efficient products, the homes constructed as part of this partnership will help reduce the families' long-term utility costs and serve as a safe and welcoming place to call home for years to come. "We are incredibly proud to extend our partnership with Rinnai. The company's passion for assisting Veterans and their families significantly helps us advance our mission of Building Homes and Rebuilding Lives for severely injured post-9/11 Veterans," said HFOT President/CEO, Brig. Gen., USA (Ret) Tom Landwermeyer . "These Veterans face enormous challenges, and through this partnership, we are also providing the comfort and convenience of a high-quality water heater to help create a home that promotes healing and independence." Army SGT Christopher Leverkuhn will receive the 5 millionth product, a SENSEI ® RX Series, for his home currently under construction in Kerrville, Texas . The most advanced condensing tankless water heater on the market, it sets the standard for efficiency at 0.98 UEF and creates a healthier way of living by delivering the ultimate in comfort, smart design and unlimited hot water. Over the next three years, Rinnai will donate appropriate products with features ideal for the hot water demands of each Veterans' home. Many will receive Rinnai's newest condensing tankless water heater, the SENSEI RXP. This product comes equipped with a built-in recirculation pump to deliver faster hot water to the faucet. Rinnai will also provide its RWM200 WiFi module, which can be used with the Rinnai Central TM app to control temperature and recirculation patterns. Veterans may also receive Rinnai's new electric heat pump water heater , one of the most sustainable electric water heating solutions available, meeting highest efficiency standards while reducing energy usage and costs. The agreement highlights the growing commitment of the sustainable manufacturer's corporate responsibility and charitable giving in addressing the needs of Veterans and their families. In addition to HFOT, Rinnai partners with Folds of Honor, a nonprofit organization that provides educational scholarships to the spouses and children of military members who have fallen or been disabled while serving in the United States Armed Forces. These organizations prove that partnerships can lead to lasting change and help those who have given so much for their country. About Homes For Our Troops: Homes For Our Troops (HFOT) is a publicly funded 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that builds and donates specially adapted custom homes nationwide for severely injured post-9/11 Veterans, to enable them to rebuild their lives. Most of these Veterans have sustained injuries including multiple limb amputations, partial or full paralysis, and/or severe traumatic brain injury (TBI). These homes restore some of the freedom and independence our Veterans sacrificed while defending our country, and enable them to focus on their family, recovery, and rebuilding their lives. Since its inception in 2004, nearly 90 cents of every dollar spent has gone to our program services for Veterans. HFOT builds these homes where the veteran chooses to live and continues its relationship with the Veterans after home delivery to assist them with rebuilding their lives. www.hfotusa.org . About Rinnai: Rinnai America Corporation, a subsidiary of Rinnai Corporation in Nagoya, Japan , was established in 1974 and is headquartered in Peachtree City, Georgia . Rinnai Corporation manufactures gas appliances, including tankless water heaters, a wide range of kitchen appliances, and heating and air conditioning units. As the technology leader in its industry, Rinnai is the largest gas appliance manufacturer in Japan and is the No. 1 selling brand of tankless gas water heaters in the United States and Canada . Annual corporate revenues, including those of its subsidiaries, are in excess of $3.3 billion . With a global perspective to create 21st-century products for the home and business, Rinnai Corporation commits itself to safety and Creating a healthier way of living ® . For more information about Rinnai's entire product line, visit www.rinnai.us . Copyright 2024. All rights reserved. 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(All times Eastern) Schedule subject to change and/or blackouts Sunday, Dec. 22 COLLEGE BASKETBALL (MEN’S) 1 p.m. ESPN — Illinois vs. Missouri, St. Louis SECN — Kent St. at Alabama 2 p.m. ACCN — American U. at Virginia BTN — Detroit at Wisconsin 3 p.m. ESPN — Brown at Kansas ESPN2 — Diamond Head Classic: Oregon St. vs. Charleston, Quarterfinal, Honolulu 3:30 p.m. SECN — Charleston Southern at Georgia 4 p.m. ACCN — Rider at NC State BTN — Southern U. at Southern Cal 5:30 p.m. ESPN2 — Diamond Head Classic: Loyola of Chicago vs. Oakland, Quarterfinal, Honolulu 6 p.m. ACCN — LeMoyne at Notre Dame 7 p.m. FS1 — Georgetown vs. Seton Hall, Newark, N.J. 9 p.m. ESPN — Diamond Head Classic: Nebraska vs. Murray St., Quarterfinal, Honolulu 11:30 p.m. ESPN2 — Diamond Head Classic: Charlotte vs. Hawaii, Quarterfinal, Honolulu COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL (WOMEN’S) 3 p.m. ABC — NCAA Tournament: Louisville vs. Penn St., Championship, Louisville, Ky. GOLF 11:30 a.m. GOLF — PGA Tour: The PNC Championship, Day 2, Ritz-Carlton Golf Club, Orlando, Fla. 1:30 p.m. NBC — PGA Tour: The PNC Championship, Day 2, Ritz-Carlton Golf Club, Orlando, Fla. HORSE RACING 3 p.m. FS1 — NYRA: America’s Day at the Races NBA G-LEAGUE BASKETBALL 10:30 a.m. NBATV — Winter Showcase: Indiana vs. Texas, Orlando, Fla. 1 p.m. NBATV — Winter Showcase: College Park vs. Osceola, Orlando, Fla. 7:30 p.m. ESPN2 — Winter Showcase: TBD, Championship, Orlando, Fla. NFL FOOTBALL 1 p.m. CBS — Regional Coverage: Tennessee at Indianapolis, L.A. Rams at N.Y. Jets, Cleveland at Cincinnati FOX — Regional Coverage: N.Y. Giants at Atlanta, Detroit at Chicago, Philadelphia at Washington, Arizona at Carolina 4:05 p.m. FOX — Minnesota at Seattle 4:25 p.m. CBS — Regional Coverage: New England at Buffalo, Jacksonville at Las Vegas, San Francisco at Miami 8:20 p.m. NBC — Tampa Bay at Dallas PEACOCK — Tampa Bay at Dallas NHL HOCKEY 12:30 p.m. NHLN — Carolina at N.Y. Rangers 8 p.m. NHLN — Seattle at Colorado SNOWBOARDING 4:30 p.m. NBC — FIS: World Cup, Copper Mountain, Colo. SOCCER (MEN’S) 8:35 a.m. FS2 — The French Cup: Olympique de Marseille at AS Saint-Étienne, Round of 64 9 a.m. USA — Premier League: Chelsea at Everton 11:30 a.m. USA — Premier League: Liverpool at Tottenham Hotspur Noon CBSSN — Serie A: Empoli at Atalanta 2:50 p.m. FS2 — The French Cup: Paris Saint-Germain at RC Lens, Round of 64 TENNIS 11 a.m. TENNIS — Next Gen ATP Finals: Final The Associated Press created this story using technology provided by Data Skrive TV listings provided by LiveSportsOnTV .

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SEALSQ Announces Completion of a $25.0 Million Registered Direct OfferingIn a couple of days, Christians across the world will celebrate the birth of a child. While this child, for people of faith, certainly was a pretty special one, you don't have to be a Christian to know that all children are a gift to humanity. But at the highest level of American politics, we have seen two strikingly different approaches to recognizing this gift. On the one hand, there is (alleged) President Joe Biden, who chose to celebrate the upcoming birth of Christ by commuting the sentences of 37 of 40 federal death row inmates, several of whom were child murderers . This comes as no surprise from the party that celebrates abortion and says that trafficked children are 'not their problem. ' You honestly have to wonder if there is any saving the Democrat Party at this point. Thankfully, on the other hand, there is President-elect Donald Trump, who spoke out again about protecting children and celebrating them for who they are, not who the gender cult wants them to be. At the recent Americafest in Arizona, an event held by Turning Point USA, Trump delivered powerful remarks about ending the harm that transgenderism is doing to America's children. Watch: TRUMP: “We’re going to stop the transgender lunacy. I will sign executive orders to end child s*xual m*tilation, get transgender out of the military and out of our elementary schools. We will keep men our of women’s sports!” “It will be the official policy of the United States... pic.twitter.com/Lb7hP2wG58 The full last sentence of the tweet and Trump's remarks are as follows: “It will be the official policy of the United States Government that there are only 2 genders, male and female.” Ending child sexual mutilation (which is all 'gender-affirming care' is), keeping men out of women's sports, and declaring that America believes in science by stating a policy that only two sexes/genders exist: male and female. This is not the first time Trump has promised to enact these policies, but we think it is the first time he has done so since he was elected, certainly the first time he has said it so forcefully and definitively. Sorry, 'they/thems' and 'xe/xirs.' America under Trump will no longer cater to your delusions. President Trump - bringing SANITY back to America one Executive Order at a time. We're not the biggest fans of governing by executive order, but until Congress can get off its butt and enact legislation banning the horrific practices of the gender cult, Trump's signed orders will have to do. If he never does anything else, this will be his greatest achievement. The madness must stop. https://t.co/IQHqXC1MYi We're sure that Trump will achieve many more victories, but James Woods is correct. It is madness and bringing it to an immediate end is long past due. Finally, we have a president who will take that action. it is vital for the future of Western civilization that we end the WokeMindVirus Transgender bullsh*t. I believe this is the edge of the stage at which reversing the damage is possible. it might even be too late no matter what we do. ☹️ https://t.co/1pXGNuiIfW This writer has written often about how the trans issue is not just a political or cultural disagreement, it is a civilizational struggle. No society or civilization that embraces such insanity can ever survive. We don't believe it's too late, but fixing the damage will take a generation if not longer. That's all the more reason that Trump is right to make this a Day One priority and action for his administration. Goodbye Satan https://t.co/0bdDYS0AUk Don't let the door hit ya'. And don't come back. Ever. We're sure there will be a great deal of screeching from leftist parents who suffer Munchausen by proxy and take it out on their children. Well, guess what? We don't care. Dear woke parents... 👇 pic.twitter.com/cxjtkvNr0F It IS abuse. Nothing more. And these mentally disturbed parents (and the wicked doctors and therapists who enable them) won't be able to get away with it anymore. How did it get to the point, where the president-elect as a part of his first immediate policy has to stop child mutilation. How is this even a thing? 🤔 That's a question that is worthy of discussion. And we're happy to have that discussion. But first things first. Put an end to it. Then we can ask how we got here. Haters will say this is transphobic when in reality it’s simply reinforcing basic science https://t.co/UrUx81T0zC Trump brings science back to government. We've missed having it around. Make America Sane Again https://t.co/iH0bNMyNwZ We've missed having that around too. This is a huge WIN! https://t.co/ikbTL5GXDw YUGE, even. And we've got some bad news for the journos as well, who have been screaming about Trump becoming a dictator. Well, if this is what Trump being a 'Dictator on Day One' means, then we're all for it.With rookie QB Penix showing poise in starting debut, the Falcons again control their playoff hopes