ARLINGTON, Texas -- The Texas Rangers selected catcher Tucker Barnhart from Triple-A Round Rock before Wednesday night's game against the Athletics and designated pitcher Dane Dunning for assignment Barnhart was added to the big league roster after catcher Kyle Higashioka reported hamstring tightness He signed as a free agent with Texas in December after hitting .173 in 31 games with Arizona last season Dunning made his only appearance with the Rangers this season Tuesday pitching the final three innings in a 15-2 win over the Athletics to earn his first major league save He made five starts for Round Rock before being recalled before Tuesday's game was voted the Rangers' major league pitcher of the year in 2023 going 12-7 in 26 starts and 35 appearances with Texas going on to win the World Series for the first time in franchise history and Mark Watson are vying for the Position 2 seat on the board of the Hillsboro School District.Courtesy of the candidates .st1{fill-rule:evenodd;clip-rule:evenodd;fill:#2a2a2a}By Julia Silverman | The Oregonian/OregonLiveMaureen Barnhart a retired teacher and former president of the Hillsboro teachers union an software company founder and the current board chair for the Position 2 seat on the Hillsboro school board Here is how both candidates responded in their own words to questions posed by The Oregonian/OregonLive Responses have been lightly edited for style and to meet word limits Q: What do you consider the two most pressing issues in the Hillsboro public school system to be and why How will you address these as a board member Barnhart: The uncertainty of both state and federal revenue holds direct and indirect implications for already underfunded schools A specific example: the Hillsboro district absorbs over $8 million to meet the needs of students eligible for special education The state caps support for special education at 11% of the population the reality is 14% (about 500 students) are eligible School board directors and all advocates for public education must monitor the Oregon Legislature and hold them to their stated budgetary goals: to protect core services Watson: The lingering effects of staying out of school during the pandemic on student mental health and behavioral issues I’ve heard both union partners say: “Work shouldn’t hurt.” I agree We need to maintain our focus on educating the whole student As the federal administration struggles between eliminating the U.S Department of Education and weaponizing it I stand with the governor and the Oregon Department of Education in saying that districts in Oregon comply with state and federal laws The Hillsboro school district will continue to be proud of our dual language migrant education and other programs which support the vibrant diversity of our community Q: Enrollment has declined about 8% since 2019 Barnhart: First work with legislators to remind them that the current situation is dire and any proposed tax credits cannot be entertained Tell them to be honest about the manipulation of funds (e.g a review of how the corporate kicker is actually figured into K-12 funding the fact that the 2023-25 school funding was cut by $500 million) and cease justification of pulling funding from the general school fund Be open to legislation that can give flexibility to districts (such as House Bill 3652 making class size a mandatory item of bargaining) all of the district staff have not had salary increases that keep up with the cost of living So in bargaining we try to balance as much of a salary increase as possible while keeping as many caring adults in the building as possible The focus on an admittedly flawed procedure for calculating current service level has left districts very little left to cut At a general fund allocation of $11.36 billion We have to do what we can to protect the impact on classrooms having taught K-8 for a total of 38 years: in a community school as an instructional aide in the West Union School District (now part of Hillsboro) and for 29 years in the Hillsboro district I served as the president of the Hillsboro Education Association including bargaining contracts and supporting bond measures Watson: I am a member of the legislative staff for an Oregon state senator I was the founder of a small software company that created computerized video analysis for Major League Baseball and National Hockey League teams Barnhart: Associates degrees in English and biology San Antonio Community College; bachelor of science in conservation of natural resources/environmental education Berkeley; Oregon Basic Teacher Certificate Watson: Bachelor of science in communications from Northern Illinois University Master of arts in media arts from the University of Arizona I was an adjunct lecturer at the University of Arizone and Johnson C an historically Black university in Charlotte Q: Do you have children in the Hillsboro School District benefitted from education in the Hillsboro district A grandson attended middle school prior to COVID; the family has since relocated out of the district Watson: My kids completed their full K-12 experience in Hillsboro schools: Tobias Elementary My daughter graduated from Oregon State University My son recently graduated from the University of Illinois at Chicago and is now back in Hillsboro Q: What’s your opinion of the performance of Superintendent Reiman How would you hold him accountable in the future Travis Reiman was a colleague who advocated for his English Leaners of Other Languages students who transferred to the alternative program I interacted with him during contract negotiations and also as union president We did have lively conversations in those interactions Accountability means awareness and understanding of the operations of the district It means measuring the morale of the staff It means ensuring the wise use of limited resources It requires ongoing and active communication with the superintendent Watson: Superintendent Reiman is off to a good start I look forward to watching his career play out to the benefit of students His experience in the district has helped smooth some of the transitions you see in a first time superintendent His depth of experience in one place also means he needs to continue learning from best practices on display outside our district - I think he knows that Superintendent Reiman was part of a team that created the Hillsboro School District strategic plan The metrics for his tenure are very public and widely available Q: How will you balance the needs of students with those of teachers as represented by their union in instances where those may be at odds Barnhart: The environment and working conditions of all educators and support personnel are the learning conditions for the students To bring needs to the attention of all of the stakeholders is to advocate for the students as much as for the staff and ultimately for amore successful school district As someone who has been engaged in contract negotiations I know that it is rare to find a situation in which all parties aren’t focused on the best interests of the community which requires all concerned to keep open minds I haven’t seen that kind of conflict happen In serving on bargaining teams for both our licensed and classified unions I always see our union partners centering student needs in the conversation one of the reasons that during bargaining both sides refer to Hillsboro as unique and why we’ve had such a long period of successful three-year agreements Q: Lawmakers are considering a bill that would mandate off and away policies for mobile devices in schools statewide What do you think is the best way for your school district to enforce such a policy Barnhart: The student handbook currently lays out that very policy: off and away The issue has moved from being just about distracted students to an acknowledgement of phones as instruments for bullying and harassment Hillsboro counselors and classroom teachers can continue their work with students to increase their self-esteem In all cases of bullying and other endangerment adults involved in the schools and extra-curricular activities can offer an environment of support and positive reinforcement—because phones and harassment will still exist outside of school Watson: I don’t think that is the role of a board member to make day-to-day operational decisions We set policy and the administrative team should determine how toimplement it Not to endorse one particular company - but I think the Yondr pouch method has proven pretty effective elsewhere I really don’t like the idea of policing it at the classroom level It’s unfair to put our educators in that position I’m open to discussion on whether to allow access at lunchtime based on grade level Q: Do you think school consolidations will be necessary in your district in the next five years what is the best way for your district to navigate that often-fraught decision-making process Barnhart: Hillsboro recently completed necessary new construction New growth in Washington County could lead to boundary changes and the community will certainly be involved The recognition of the role that public schools play in the neighborhoods will weigh into decisions a budgetary action that sadly only serves to meet a “bottom line” should be taken into consideration when school metrics are sought because such inconsistencies will send those involved to the amygdala of their brains as they adjust to change Watson: I don’t see that happening in Hillsboro While our enrollment is down overall (like everyone in the state/nation) especially where new construction investments have been made We did recently see the end of a historically successful K-8 program That was partially due to enrollment decline and partially specific interest We may have to look at changing some of the attendance areas for specific schools Through transparency and in cooperation with our community we have recently completed some adjustments while minimizing heartache academic outcomes in Hillsboro are still below pre-pandemic levels the governor and lawmakers have proposed an accountability overhaul that would give the state new powers to provide turnaround coaching to school districts and direct spending of up to 25% of a school district’s budget if students aren’t making growth Barnhart: Assuming that such accountability comes with conversation and collaboration and recognition of factors that might impede student academic achievement Currently the state declines to fully fund public education and districts across the state are talking about reducing positions Educators are committed to supporting students but with a sense of belonging and well-being it is difficult to imagine that the district would be expected to redirect spending and the Legislature will be confronted with the consequences of inadequate funding—another reason to support the proposal But I think 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Daily Times before eventually moving on to the Greensboro News & Record ESPN and CBS Sports across his career (SBJ) MLB Trade Rumors By | April 30 6:12pm: Texas officially announced the Barnhart selection and Dunning’s DFA They did not place Higashioka on the injured list tonight This will give the active roster a 14/12 split in terms of position players and pitchers signed a minor league deal with the Rangers in the offseason He has been playing for Triple-A Round Rock thus far hitting .246/.354/.391 in 20 games for that club He appeared in each big league season from 2014 to 2024 so this will be his 12th straight campaign if he gets into a game He has a career .241/.318/.351 batting line production which translates to a wRC+ of 78 with a .208/.286/.255 line and 58 wRC+ since the start of 2022 which is why he had to settle for a minor league deal Defensively, his framing marks have been subpar for his entire career, but better recently. With both Baseball Prospectus and Statcast his early-career framing was considered poor but closer to average over the past six years His blocking and throwing have been more consistently strong He’ll step in as Heim’s backup until Higashioka is ready to return to action Dunning absorbed the final three frames as they went on to win 15-2 He allowed two earned runs on four hits and two walks He’ll now head into DFA limbo and will likely be placed on waivers he was passed through outright waivers unclaimed which allowed the club to keep him as non-roster depth and bring him back this week He and the club avoided arbitration in November No club was willing to claim him and take on that salary just over a month ago not too surprising since he had a 5.31 earned run average last year He posted a 5.40 ERA in five starts for Round Rock before being called up this week Since he has more than three but less than five years of service time he will have the right to elect free agency if he clears waivers again doing so would mean forfeiting what’s left of that money so he would likely accept as he did last month Most clubs operate with the 13-pitcher maximum at all times but the Rangers should be okay at 12 for a short spell Since Dunning was the only reliever to pitch last night Perhaps another pitcher will be added if Higashioka goes on the IL Barnhart might be bumped off the roster for a fresh arm Texas Rangers Transactions Nice to see Barney still kicking around MLB ten years after his debut in Cincinnati He should need just a few weeks to reach 10 years of MLB service time Didn’t realize Dunning was mostly down at AAA this season a club may take him for the bullpen even if they don’t like him in a flex starter role @ pro-rated $2.6m arbitration salary I think he might get claimed Bruce always keeps a stash of 30+ year old back up catchers At least Dane Dunning earned his first career save in his only appearance this year I think they could really use someone who can pitch 2-3 innings and save the rest of the bullpen The Orioles may claim him before the Phillies have a chance which exemplifies the sad state of our SP right now How can it be a save situation when he entered the game ahead 12-0 Log in Register MLB Trade Rumors is not affiliated with Major League Baseball Register Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application Beloved husband of Lisa (nee Sieracki) Barnhart loving father of Marty (Rachel Turner) Laughlin and Daniel Eber; devoted son of Joyce (late Ed) Miller; dear brother of Lisa (Tom) Schwer and Natalie Miller; dear brother-in-law of Maureen Harwood David (Valerie) Sieracki and Victoria Sieracki; loved uncle He is also survived by his constant companion Mike enjoyed spending time with family and friends and always willing to lend a helping hand.  Mike was an excellent son who looked out for his beloved mother He came to her aid many times and hung out with her at her kitchen table for many hours Mike was more than anything a mother could ever want from a son someone who rallied with you through the highs and the lows Mike brought life to any gathering he attended and loved to talk with you one-on-one He would make you feel like your conversation with him was the most important thing happening at even the most crowded party Mike was kind and genuine and on numerous occasions he gladly helped to move family and friends to their new apartments and houses Mike was a skilled master craftsman who most generously used his expertise to help fix numerous home appliances recharge your A/C on the hottest day of the summer change out your brakes as well as tow your car out of a ditch he loved designing and building decks and fences and even a cedar pergola or two chances are that – at least one time – he showed up at your house with his tool belt to help you fix something Mike was a Journeyman Ironworker out of Ironworkers Local #1 in Chicago He served as a lead foreman for Quinco Steel for 25 years where he was routinely tasked with the most difficult jobs He never failed to lead his crews to a successful conclusion while working through the hottest of summers and the coldest of winters He will be missed by his Brother Ironworkers Mike also loved all things that would go fast His Harley Davidson 2003 Anniversary Edition Softail Deuce was his prized possession Fully chromed-out with a bored and stroked 103ci engine upgrade he loved to tear through the back roads of Will County then end up at a favorite restaurant for Sunday Morning Breakfast which often included eggs benedict and biscuits and gravy and pancakes with whip cream and blueberries on top Mike’s dream to rebuild a 1966 Chevelle (and build his own pole barn garage) never came to be His final car project was the rebuild of his 2001 Silverado which included the design and fabrication of a custom steel bumper and winch that makes his truck look like something that would appear in a Transformers movie.  Mike also had the strongest dedication to weightlifting as part of his daily routine for over 30 years Even during the two separate 9-month periods following his quad rupture repair surgeries he was still working out every day to maintain his upper body strength providing loving care for his wife Lisa for over 108 years (actually 18 years) He met her during the lowest point of her life and helped her get back to her true self -- and then some He provided support and encouragement in her many creative ideas and helped turn each of them into reality Mike was the strongest of friends to her two sons providing them with advice and encouragement through the years letting them know he was someone they could always count on Last but not least to mention is Mike’s love for his dog Sammy a black lab mix with a white paw who was rescued during Covid Sammy became Mike’s constant companion They went on many walks together to the park where they would often sit together on the bench and look out to the sunset.  Mike will be missed by all who knew and loved him The family will receive friends at Kurtz Memorial Chapel 102 E Services with a time of sharing and prayers will be on Saturday Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors Harold retired as a professor at the University of Georgia in the Environmental Health Sciences Department (College of Public Health) While he played baseball in his younger years he spent most of his time in the sport coaching little league teams building and flying model airplanes with the aviation club His true passion in life was his beloved wife Mary Barnhart whom he dedicated his life to.  at 2:00 PM at Watkinsville First United Methodist Church The family will receive friends prior to the service beginning at 1:00 PM In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the Harold Barnhart Scholarship in Environmental Health Science. Donors can send checks payable to the UGA Foundation,1 Press Pl Ste 101, Athens, GA 30601, noting the scholarship name in the memo line. Or online at  Harold Barnhart Scholarship in Environmental Health Science.  Watkinsville is entrusted with arrangements Watkinsville First United Methodist Church Suggestions or feedback? who served as MIT’s chancellor for more than seven years before becoming provost in 2022 will return to the faculty following a sabbatical Barnhart led a variety of efforts to enhance academics and research at the Institute during her tenure as provost which bridged a transition between two MIT presidents She drew from deep-rooted experience in the MIT community first as a graduate student and then as a faculty member for more than 30 years serving in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering and in the MIT Sloan School of Management with affiliations in the Operations Research Center and the Center for Transportation and Logistics Barnhart is only the second MIT administrator, following Julius Stratton, to serve as both chancellor and provost She is also the first woman to serve in each of these roles “It has been a privilege to serve and to support our community’s efforts to lead in education MIT’s provost is the Institute’s chief academic and budget officer responsible for leading efforts to establish academic priorities managing financial planning and research support and overseeing MIT’s international engagements The provost works closely with the president executive vice president and treasurer (EVPT) and many other leaders to recruit and retain the best talent and then “create the conditions for them to thrive and do their best work at MIT.” “Cindy has been a wonderful partner in thinking and doing and I will be forever grateful for having been able to tap her knowledge of the Institute’s people practices and institutional systems,” Kornbluth wrote in an email to the MIT community Rafael Reif named Barnhart provost as he was stepping down as MIT’s 17th president and collaborative spirit.” Her appointment provided the Institute with continuity and helped to sustain momentum during the transition and the first years of Kornbluth’s presidency “A good provost is constantly solving problems over the widest range of scales, thinking at the level of systems and structures but also digging deep when needed. Cindy has brought discipline and it's been a privilege to work with her,” says Faculty Chair Mary Fuller As she proceeds with a long-planned sabbatical Barnhart will focus on a project she has been working on as provost The effort centers around creating a flexible affordable educational experience and curriculum in order to dramatically increase the size of the nation’s science- and technology-based workforce As chief budget officer, Barnhart worked closely with EVPT Glen Shor, Vice President for Finance Katie Hammer, and colleagues across the Institute to provide essential resources for the Institute’s education and research enterprises. She cites as points of pride implementing new central support for MIT’s under-recovery system National Science Foundation (NSF) fellowship tuition and stipend shortfalls and expanding the number of Office of the Provost professorship chairs to 230 “The review of the Institute’s budget process that we launched last year is critical to the Institute’s effective response to emerging financial constraints,” Barnhart says “It’s about providing our community with access to the tools needed to develop strategic creative ways to deploy our resources so that we can help people do what they came here to do — discover all in service to the nation and the world,” she says Responding to calls for more faculty involvement in searches to identify faculty leaders in the Office of the Provost Barnhart established best practices for search advisory committees these faculty-led groups assisted with the appointments of Vice Provost for Faculty Paula Hammond Vice Provost for Open Learning Dimitris Bertsimas Vice Provost for International Activities Duane Boning MIT Sloan School of Management Dean Rick Locke and Interim CEO and Director of the Singapore-MIT Alliance for Research and Technology (SMART) Bruce Tidor Barnhart convened a search committee to identify a new leader to steward MIT’s research enterprise which informed President Kornbluth’s appointment of Vice President for Research Ian A “MIT’s next provost is going to be working with an exceptional team,” says Barnhart “The Provost’s Office is positioned to ensure the faculty have what they need to make big impacts in research and education.” Barnhart took several steps to provide her leadership team and faculty more broadly with professional development and career advancement opportunities She standardized appointment and reappointment terms and formalized reappointment review processes for deans and vice provosts new programs were launched on establishing positive department climates generating impactful research funding proposals and fostering effective graduate student mentoring “Cindy has always cared greatly about the faculty experience, and this deep regard is evident in all that she has done,” Hammond says “She has sought to understand how we might better build a supportive environment that fosters faculty success and has invested in meaningful programs and policies that help to address faculty needs while developing tools for faculty to accomplish their professional and leadership goals.” we need that same collective embrace of data and transparency Advancing 21st-century education and research Barnhart is committed to making MIT’s education accessible and affordable to a much broader set of learners Barnhart launched the next phase of MIT Open Learning which involves ambitious plans to extend MIT’s commitment to providing global access to the Institute’s brand of education passion for quality education in the world Cindy has been a great partner in reshaping the strategy for open learning,” Bertsimas says “I look forward to continuing our partnership in the years to come.” As computing has become increasingly integral to many disciplines, the creation of interdisciplinary computing courses through The Common Ground degrees that blend computing with another field and interdisciplinary computing faculty hires have expanded the forefront of MIT education and research the MIT Schwarzman College of Computing has been at the center of these efforts “Embracing the college’s efforts to broaden and deepen MIT’s world-leading strengths in interdisciplinary education and research is dean of the MIT Schwarzman College of Computing By design, the Institute’s strategic initiatives in climate, humanities, and life sciences also lean into this interdisciplinary approach Chief Innovation and Strategy Officer Anantha Chandrakasan and many other faculty on the development of these efforts throughout her tenure.“It has been a privilege working with Provost Barnhart and President Kornbluth to advance the Institute’s wide range of strategic initiatives,” says Chandrakasan “With a sense of urgency that these initiatives demand Provost Barnhart was instrumental in defining the vision for these missions promoting broad engagement from the MIT community and beyond while paving critical pathways for seed funding and fundraising It would have been impossible to launch these initiatives without her inspiring ideas After earning her PhD in transportation systems in 1988 at MIT Barnhart joined the operations research faculty at the School of Industrial and Systems Engineering at Georgia Tech She returned to MIT four years later in 1992 and has been at the Institute ever since which she has continued throughout her time in leadership roles focuses on the development of optimization models and methods for designing “That is one of the reasons I have enjoyed serving as provost a role in which there certainly is no shortage of opportunity to apply my decision-making and problem-solving mindset.” Barnhart became associate dean of the MIT School of Engineering in 2007 and served as acting dean in 2010-2011. As chancellor she was responsible for “all things students” at MIT She also participated in strategic planning Barnhart has been an undergraduate adviser and has supervised graduate and undergraduate theses of students across the Institute including in the departments of Civil and Environmental Engineering and Electrical Engineering and Computer Science; in the Engineering Systems Division; in the MIT Sloan School of Management; in the Operations Research Center; and in the Center for Transportation and Logistics She has taught subjects jointly listed in these units on optimization and operations research with applications to transportation operations Kornbluth will work with a group of faculty members drawn from each school and the college to help her in selecting the next provost.  This website is managed by the MIT News Office, part of the Institute Office of Communications Massachusetts Institute of Technology77 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge, MA, USA The Reds (17-15) won Thursday's game against the St Louis Cardinals by a final score of 9-1 and the bullpen was outstanding (more on that later) The Cincinnati Reds split a rain-soaked series versus their bitter division rival this week and remain two games above .500 The Reds' bats finally came alive after being virtually shutout during the day-night doubleheader on Wednesday Cincinnati now welcomes the Washington Nationals to town for a three-game set and are looking to pull even with the NL Central Division-leading Chicago Cubs Unfortunately for Elly De La Cruz, he'll need to begin a new streak. The Reds superstar shortstop watched his career-best 14-game hit streak come to an end during Thursday's series finale against the Cardinals De La Cruz was 19-for-54 during those 14 games with a .352/.429/.481 slash line The speedster also swiped six bags during his hit streak De La Cruz's 19-game on-base steak is still intact Old friends reunited on Thursday night in Arlington when Tucker Barnhart was activated ahead of the Texas Rangers game against the Athletics. The former Reds' fan-favorite, who'd signed a minor-league deal with the Rangers this past offseason, was hanging the signs for Tyler Mahle during the Rangers' 3-0 loss Barnhart's contract was selected from Triple-A Round Rock on Wednesday after Rangers catcher Kyle Higashioka was diagnosed with an intercostal strain The Rangers have since placed Higashioka on the IL meaning Barnhart is likely to see plenty of time behind the plate for Texas over the next month or so The Reds bullpen has undergone a makeover the past couple of days. Alexis Diaz was optioned to Triple-A Louisville after a disastrous performance during Game 1 of the Reds doubleheader against the Cardinals on Wednesday afternoon the Reds bullpen has sat down 35 hitters in a row Brent Suter, Lyon Richardson, Graham Ashcraft, Taylor Rogers, and newcomer Luis Mey deserve all the credit Suter and Richardson — who's since been sent back to Triple-A Louisville — put up zeroes after Chase Petty was lifted during the the third inning of his MLB debut on Wednesday Ashcraft came on in relief of Andrew Abbott after Thursday's rain delay and was un-hittable Rogers kept the base paths clear in the eighth and the rookie hurler Mey took care of the Cardinals in the ninth inning with high-heat It's been utter domination for the Reds relief corps; something that manager Terry Francona hopes to see continue when the Nats come to town on Friday © 2025 Minute Media - All Rights Reserved The content on this site is for entertainment and educational purposes only Betting and gambling content is intended for individuals 21+ and is based on individual commentators' opinions and not that of Minute Media or its affiliates and related brands All picks and predictions are suggestions only and not a guarantee of success or profit If you or someone you know has a gambling problem crisis counseling and referral services can be accessed by calling 1-800-GAMBLER ","https://fansided.com/",{"alt":"6d","src":"6e","url":"6f"},{"type":"6c","value":"6g"},"link","Minute Media","https://www.minutemedia.com/",{"text":"6j","url":"6k"},{"type":"6i","value":"6l"},"All Rights Reserved Betting and gambling content is intended for individuals 21+ and is based on individual commentators' opinions and not that of Minute Media or its affiliates and related brands bullpen dominance","relatedPosts",[],[],[],4,0,"",{"next":"b9"},["48"],"semantic",{"articles":"b4","articlesQueryURLs":"b5","bySearchQuery":"40","excludeProperties":"4t","excludedIDs":"b6","isFullPost":"ax","limit":"b7","offset":"b8","onlyQueryURLs":"ax","organization":"b9","pagination":"ba","properties":"bb","sourceType":"bc"},{"type":"b3","value":"bd"},{"postsList":"be"},"Drew Koch has been an MLB Staff Writer since January 2024 and part of the FanSided Network since June 2018 Drew's contributions have been published on Blog Red Machine and many other sites within the FanSided Network When he's not cheering wildly for the Cincinnati Reds or the Kentucky Wildcats placeholders);",{"attributes":"ef","loadingType":"e4","name":"eg","source":"eh","type":"e7"},{"type":"e2","value":"ei"},{},"commercial-api","(function () {\n mmClientApi.push('getPageData' Unfortunately for Elly De La Cruz, he'll need to begin a new streak. The Reds superstar shortstop watched his career-best 14-game hit streak come to an end during Thursday's series finale against the Cardinals Old friends reunited on Thursday night in Arlington when Tucker Barnhart was activated ahead of the Texas Rangers game against the Athletics. The former Reds' fan-favorite, who'd signed a minor-league deal with the Rangers this past offseason, was hanging the signs for Tyler Mahle during the Rangers' 3-0 loss Barnhart's contract was selected from Triple-A Round Rock on Wednesday after Rangers catcher Kyle Higashioka was diagnosed with an intercostal strain The Reds bullpen has undergone a makeover the past couple of days. Alexis Diaz was optioned to Triple-A Louisville after a disastrous performance during Game 1 of the Reds doubleheader against the Cardinals on Wednesday afternoon Brent Suter, Lyon Richardson, Graham Ashcraft, Taylor Rogers, and newcomer Luis Mey deserve all the credit Ashcraft came on in relief of Andrew Abbott after Thursday's rain delay and was un-hittable Texas Rangers’ Jacob deGrom pitches against the Athletics during the first inning of a baseball game Tuesday Texas Rangers’ Wyatt Langford (36) slides into home base during the sixth inning of a baseball game against the Athletics Athletics’ Jacob Lopez is pulled during the third inning of a baseball game against the Texas Rangers Texas Rangers’ Josh Jung celebrates with Texas Rangers’ Jake Burger (21) in front of the dugout after runs scored in the sixth inning of a baseball game against the Athletics Texas Rangers’ Leody Taveras bats against the Athletics during the seventh inning of a baseball game Tuesday Texas Rangers’ Jake Burger runs the bases against the Athletics during the sixth inning of a baseball game Tuesday Texas (AP) — Two-time Cy Young Award winner Jacob deGrom struck out seven over six scoreless innings for his first win in more than two years and the Texas Rangers had their best offensive game this season to beat the Athletics 15-2 on Tuesday night The 36-year-old deGrom (1-1) had gone 737 days since also beating the A’s on April 23 then made only one more start in his debut season with the Rangers before Tommy John surgery After the full squad was required to be on the field for batting practice before the game the Rangers set season highs for runs and hits with 18 They entered last in the majors with 91 runs and had scored only 12 total the previous six games Texas failed to score in the first after Jacob Lopez (0-1) walked the bases loaded but got runs in each of the next three innings Jake Burger and Leody Taveras had back-to-back RBI singles with two outs in the third to make it 3-0 and chase the A’s starter Adolis García and Wyatt Langford both had bases-clearing doubles in an eight-run sixth to make it 12-0 and deGrom didn’t return after 65 pitches (47 strikes) who gave up only four singles without a walk had gotten only nine runs of support his first five starts this season He made three shortened starts in his return from surgery at the end of last season Dane Dunning was credited with a three-inning save though he gave up a two-run homer to Shea Langeliers in the seventh Three different Rangers has three-run doubles After drawing only eight walks their previous six games the Rangers had nine against five Athletics pitchers and were 10 of 22 with runners in scoring position The Rangers have designated Dane Dunning for assignment to clear a roster spot for catcher Tucker Barnhart The Texas Rangers have apparently purchased the contract of veteran catcher Tucker Barnhart from AAA Round Rock To make room for Barnhart on the active and 40 man roster the Rangers have designated pitcher Dane Dunning for assignment He is slashing .246/.354/.391 so far this season for Round Rock he picked up a three inning save yesterday If he clears waivers he could be outrighted but he has the right to reject an outright assignment and become a free agent he does not have enough service time to be paid the remaining amount of his 2025 salary from the Rangers Channelsreels-586802Reelsarrow-expand-586803Jeffrey Springs K's Tucker Barnhart, escaping a jamAthletics @ RangersMay 1 2025 | 00:00:09add-reel-586804Reelsshare-square-2-586805ShareJeffrey Springs strikes out Tucker Barnhart to escape a jam in the 5th You can now search for over 3 million videos by player Use the search box to start your search with a player or a team and then use the filter panel to refine your results You can also start by selecting filters from the panel Videos can be embedded and shared directly from MLB.com Bienvenido a la nueva búsqueda de videos de MLB Ahora puede buscar más de 3 millones 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Jonatan Giráldez “She has been a great part of this team and we’re confident she will continue to be a valuable member of the club in her new role.”  Barnhart recently retired from her illustrious professional career that spanned nearly two decades Prior to playing her final three seasons with the Spirit Barnhart spent the first nine years of her NWSL career with FC Kansas City/Utah Royals FC Despite making only three regular season appearances with the Spirit since 2022 Barnhart still holds the all-time NWSL record for clean sheets at 52 in just 144 matches The soccer icon also won two NWSL Championship with FC Kansas City in 2014 and 2015 making her the only keeper in league history to win back-to-back titles Barnhart played professionally in the Women’s Premier Soccer League (WPSL) and Women’s Professional Soccer (WPS) “I am very excited to join the staff and continue to be a part of the great Washington Spirit organization that Michele is building,” said Barnhart “This is a wonderful opportunity to continue mentoring the players while learning and growing as a coach under the amazing staff Can’t wait to get started with the team next week!”  Barnhart’s career with the USWNT was just as impressive as her club career the goalkeeper was a valuable part of the team throughout the 2000s and early 2010s Barnhart won two gold medals with the USWNT at the 2008 Olympics in Beijing and at the 2012 Olympics in London This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page to the late Robert James and Nina Isabell Barnhart playing golf and making sure to watch the Browns and Guardians He was preceded in death by his parents and brother Genina (Jake) Lourcey and Tim Barnhart; grandchildren Gary (Roberta) Barnhart; along with nieces there are no services scheduled at this time Online condolences can be made at www.lanefuneralhomes.com | https://www.tribtoday.com | 240 Franklin Street SE Written by Emily BeersLast updated on April 25th Last season, after six consecutive appearances at the CrossFit Games, Amanda Barnhart failed to qualify for the 2024 Games, finishing 14th at the North America East Semifinal. Barnhart’s shoulder wasn’t fully healed at the time, and she felt mentally exhausted. Additionally, she was on antibiotics for an infection in her armpit that had returned for the third time, indicating to her that she was overly stressed and that something was wrong with her body. After Semifinals, Barnhart returned home and went back to training, but still didn’t feel like herself. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Dr. Amanda Barnhart PT, DPT | Move Better (@amandajbarnhart) Last summer, Barnhart committed to decreasing her training intensity and slowing down to see how it would affect her recovery She continued to go to the gym but lengthened her workout durations to keep a lower intensity. She backed off from many of the classic CrossFit movements and occasionally included bodybuilding training But then Barnhart received an invitation to the Rogue Invitational, an opportunity she didn’t want to turn down. Part of her was excited, but another part thought, “Oh my gosh, I have to train for Rogue,” she said, laughing. To prepare, Barnhart increased her intensity once more and felt much better than she had before heading into Semifinals. One day, she did some sprints at the track and couldn’t believe how good she felt. She credited the performance to the fact that she had finally given her body a chance to recover. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Dr. Amanda Barnhart PT, DPT | Move Better (@amandajbarnhart) Barnhart finished 15th at the Rogue Invitational and once again returned home Jessica Cahoy (formerly Griffith) – a two-time individual and three-time team Games athlete – had been posting about and selling training programs for a while highlighting the value of lower-intensity training Barnhart began following one of Cahoy’s training programs and her body and mind immediately responded positively to the lower intensity Barnhart said she would finish her training session and want to lie on the couch all day because she “was trashed.” Suddenly she was able to train five or even six days a week without feeling beat up.  which only reinforced for her that what she was doing was precisely what her body needed Most recently, Barnhart joined Cahoy as a coach, and the two teamed up to create a new program, LIIT, which combines lower-intensity interval training and strength exercises lower-intensity conditioning workout that typically lasts 20 minutes The purpose of this is to prepare the body for the strength session that follows they encourage people to walk between sets during the strength portion of the workout “so you move the whole hour,” Barnhart said.  And although LIIT might sound like the antithesis to CrossFit and both CrossFit and LIIT can actually coexist harmoniously.  I did start to struggle with recovery a lot,” Barnhart said.  The purpose of LIIT isn’t to stop people from having hard training days; rather it provides a program that shows people it’s not always effective and can even be counterproductive to “push through” all the time and many of Cahoy and Barnhart’s subscribers do a combination of CrossFit and LIIT “But I also just want people to know it’s OK to slow down a little bit.” Featured image: @joeandacamera / Instagram She has also been coaching fitness at MadLab School of Fitness in Vancouver A former college basketball player and rower Emily became heavily involved in CrossFit after finishing her Masters degree in journalism at the University of Western Ontario She competed at the 2014 CrossFit Games and also worked with CrossFit Inc.’s media team for 8 years You can also find her work at Precision Nutrition and a host of other fitness and nutrition companies and media outlets The views expressed on this site may come from individual contributors and do not necessarily reflect the view of BarBend or any other organization BarBend is the Official Media Partner of USA Weightlifting Copyright © 2025 · BarBend Inc · Sitemap Former Detroit Tigers catcher Tucker Barnhart is back in the big leagues after the Texas Rangers selected his contract from Triple-A Round Rock on Wednesday Barnhart, who signed a minor league deal with the Rangers during the offseason will join the big league squad as reinforcement for injured catcher Kyle Higashioka the Rangers designated pitcher Dane Dunning for assignment Barnhart is slashing .246/.354/.391 with a pair of homers and 12 RBI in 20 games at Triple-A this season The 34-year-old is a veteran of 11 consecutive MLB seasons and an appearance for the Rangers would make it 12 Barnhart spent one season with the Tigers in 2022 following an offseason trade from the Cincinnati Reds which sent infield prospect Nick Quintana back to Cincinnati was essentially a salary dump for the Reds Barnhart had a $7.5 million team option for the 2022 season which the Reds were almost certainly not going to pick up after he hit just .247/.317/.368 in 116 games during the 2021 season Quintana ended up retiring from baseball after the 2023 season without advancing past Double-A Barnhart was still a fan favorite in Cincinnati the team that selected him in the 10th round (No He slashed .248/.324/.371 and earned a pair of Gold Gloves behind the plate during his eight seasons in with the Reds Barnhart slashed .221/.287/.267 and managed to hit just one homer in 94 games Barnhart signed a two-year deal with the Chicago Cubs but got released before the end of his first season He spent a half-season with the Arizona Diamondbacks in 2024 before being released in July and returning to the Reds on a minor league deal he may soon get the chance to face his former team when the Rangers visit the Tigers for a three-game series from May 9-11 More Tigers content from Motor City Bengals Barnhart, who signed a minor league deal with the Rangers during the offseason The University of Vermont Board of Trustees today elected Cynthia Barnhart to serve as chair and welcomed four new members following a special meeting Barnhart was first elected to the Board on August 1 then re-elected in December 2019 and October 2024 who served as chair since 2020 and will remain a member of the Board Barnhart graduated from UVM with a BS in Civil Engineering in 1981 before going on to earn an SM in Transportation Systems and a PhD in Civil Engineering (Transportation Systems and Operations Research) at MIT Her former UVM affiliations include serving as a member of the advisory board for Civil and Environmental Engineering and for the College of Engineering and Mathematical Sciences.  and my 11 years on the Board of Trustees have been filled with deep connections and meaningful work,” Barnhart said “It is truly a privilege for me to take on the role of chair and I look forward to working with my fellow trustees as we guide and support the university through its next chapter of progress and success.” I want to thank Ron Lumbra for his five years of service as chair,” Barnhart continued “He has led the board with consistency and collegiality as our UVM community navigated the pandemic period and together reached significant milestones Barnhart has been vice chair of the Board of Trustees since 2020 She currently serves as provost at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Siegel Professor of Management Science and Professor of Operations Research. She previously served as MIT's chancellor as associate and acting dean of MIT's School of Engineering and as co-director of the Operations Research Center and the Center for Transportation and Logistics at MIT.  and congratulations to Cynthia Barnhart on her election as chair She is the ideal trustee to lead the board as the university looks to build upon our strengths in the coming years,” said Interim President Patricia Prelock “Her knowledge and deep experience in higher education will be an invaluable resource for UVM leadership.” trustees elected Donald McCree to serve as vice chair of the board McCree is a graduate of the class of 1983 and is Vice Chairman and Head of Commercial Banking at Citizens Financial Group He has been a member of the board since 2014 and has been serving as chair of the board’s Budget Trustees also reelected Catherine “Kitty” Toll as secretary of the board in February as well New members who officially joined the board on March 1 Bios and photos for all board members can be found on the Board of Trustees members website University of Vermont home The Global Lifting Industry’s Longest Running Magazine David Webster has been named as president of the company announced today that David Webster has been named as president of the company who held the role of president and CEO for more than 38 years According to the company’s Board of Directors Webster’s promotion to president is effective immediately Barnhart will stay on as CEO through most of the rest of 2025 and will continue to serve as chairman of the board thereafter Webster joined the company in October 2014 as a branch manager and has served in a variety of roles including most recently as Barnhart’s chief operating officer it has been my privilege to lead the company my parents launched from a spare bedroom in their home more than 55 years ago,” Barnhart said Barnhart has grown from what literally was a ‘mom and pop’ startup to become an international industry leader with more than 70 locations across North America We often refer to ourselves as ‘a hundred-year company,’ and with David at the reins I have every confidence that we will achieve that vision and more.” “I am deeply honored to follow in Alan Barnhart’s footsteps,” Webster said “He and Eric Barnhart have done a tremendous job in building upon their parents’ legacy to make the company what it is today — a company that is successful both in business and in purpose investing in our people and giving us every opportunity to succeed.” Barnhart Executive Vice President Jeff Latture said “The timing of this change has been very intentional Alan Barnhart took into consideration how best to steward the company beyond the current generation of leadership in order to position it for the future David takes over at a time when the company is very healthy and experiencing substantial growth you can rest assured that Alan will remain involved in the strategic direction of the company.” Launched by Dick and Nancy Barnhart in 1969 as Barnhart Construction Company Barnhart’s “corporate headquarters” consisted of two bedrooms in the couple’s Memphis home Dick and Nancy made the company a family affair from the beginning and by the time their sons Alan and Eric were in their mid-20s they had taken on significant responsibilities in running the company Barnhart is both an industry leader and a top member of the Specialized Carriers and Rigging Association A member of the trade association for 40 years Barnhart has earned more SC&RA “Job of the Year” awards than any other company.Barnhart Crane & Rigging is a leading provider of heavy lifting and specialized transportation solutions across the U.S With more than 70 branches in North America Barnhart combines cutting-edge engineering and an innovative approach to solving complex industrial challenges From operated crane rentals to engineered solutions for critical equipment replacements Barnhart serves industries including refining Backed by one of the industry’s largest inventories of specialized lifting tools and a dedicated team of problem-solvers and cost-effective solutions that minimize downtime and maximize operational efficiency Give your business an edge with our leading Cranes Today Give your business an edge with our leading industry insights View all newsletters from across the Progressive Media network © Business Trade Media International Limited Written by RotoWire Staff The Rangers selected Barnhart's contract from Triple-A Round Rock on Wednesday Evan Grant of The Dallas Morning News reports Barnhart will join the major-league roster for the first time this season to provide Texas with some depth behind the plate while Kyle Higashioka nurses a hamstring injury Barnhart owns just a .541 OPS in the majors since 2022 but has shown more promise in the minors this year with a .246/.354/.391 slash line through 89 plate appearances son of the late Ronald Kent and Katherine (Rogers) Barnhart Ron was employed as the optical manager at Altoona Ophthalmology Associates The family suggests that contributions in his memory be made to Adopt a Boxer Rescue Copyright © 2025 Central Pennsylvania Newspapers LLC | https://www.altoonamirror.com | 301 Cayuga Ave. a son of the late Leonard and Sarah Lilley Barnhart Dale was a graduate of German Township High School he was employed as a coal miner at Maple Creek Mine He was a Life Member of the McClellandtown Volunteer Fire Department #26 and David Barnhart and wife Jenny of Minnesota; adopted daughters Family and friends will be received in the JOHN S hour of service in the Funeral Home Chapel Saturday Military Rites will be accorded by the American Legion Post 423 and VFW Post 4584 Internment follows in Church Hill Cemetery If you have an account and are registered for online access sign in with your email address and password below Never been a subscriber and want to subscribe Copyright © Herald-Standard | Contact | Terms of Use | Privacy Policy We have the address for the funeral home & the family on file If you're not happy with your card we'll send a replacement or refund your money Barnhart-Cole created this Life Tributes page to make it easy to share your memories Available by phone 24/7 (513) 897-5966 Copyright © 2025 Stubbs-Conner Funeral Home & Cremation Services peacefully departed this life on Tuesday morning 1942 to the late Horace Barnhart and Mary Hunnicutt Barnhart Larry was a proud veteran of the United States Air Force He earned the rank of Airman First Class during his time in service He spent his career as a small electronics repairman Larry was a very talented and avid guitarist he was preceded in death by his wife of 45 years Crystal Taylor and Brenda Isenhour; and one nephew A graveside service will be held on Monday Samuel was preceded in death by his parents A Celebration of Life will be held on Saturday at Hebrew Missionary Baptist Church in Columbus The family will receive friends from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM The family of Jeannetta Barnhart created this Life Tributes page to make it easy to share your memories Made with love by funeralOne Barnhart holds the NWSL record for most regular-season shutouts (52) and was the league’s first-ever Goalkeeper of the Year in 2013. She is also the only goalkeeper to win back-to-back NWSL Championships, leading FC Kansas City to titles in 2014 and 2015, and the first to reach 100 career regular-season appearances. Her professional journey began in the WPS, where she played for FC Gold Pride, winning the 2010 championship, and the Philadelphia Independence. Barnhart transitioned to the NWSL in its inaugural season with FC Kansas City, where she anchored the defense through the club’s most successful years. When the franchise relocated to Utah as the Utah Royals FC in 2018, Barnhart remained a key figure before returning to Kansas City with the Kansas City Current. Beyond her club achievements, Barnhart earned 54 caps with the USWNT, winning Olympic gold in 2008 and 2012. Nicole Barnhart’s career stands as a testament to excellence, leadership, and longevity in women’s soccer. As she steps away from the pitch, her impact on the game will remain indelible, both as a player and an inspiration to future generations of goalkeepers. University Advancement Page Last Updated: Today | Contact for this Page: University Advancement By 2025-03-20T09:45:00+00:00 Barnhart Crane and Rigging has confirmed that David Webster has been named as president of the company who held the role of president and ceo for more than 38 years Alan Barnhart will stay on as ceo through most of the rest of 2025 and will continue to serve as chairman of the board thereafter as a branch manager and has served in a variety of roles including most recently as Barnhart’s chief operating officer it has been my privilege to lead the company my parents launched from a spare bedroom in their home more than 55 years ago,” Alan Barnhart said Barnhart executive vice president Jeff Latture said the timing of this change is deliberate: “In selecting his successor Barnhart Crane and Rigging has acquired the assets and operations of two branches belonging to Crane Service The project logistics and heavy lift market remains resilient as we close 2024 characterised by cautious optimism amid global volatility Confidence in the industry has driven a wave of mergers underscoring its strategic importance to global supply chains Barnhart Crane and Rigging has purchased Mountain States Crane of Albuquerque Ro-ro shipping group Wallenius Wilhelmsen has finalised the sale of its Melbourne International RoRo & Auto Terminal (MIRRAT) to Australian Amalgamated Terminals and engineered transport provider Sarens and global construction machinery manufacturer XCMG Machinery have signed a strategic cooperation agreement Trans Global Projects (TGP) has appointed Lim Ling Ling as managing director Malaysia after the project forwarding firm opened an office in the Southeast Asian country Site powered by Webvision Cloud just a couple of weeks shy of his 86th birthday to the late Allen "Allie" and Thelma Opal (Leonard) Barnhart Sr Bill was a proud veteran who served in the Navy Bill's career spanned 39 years at BF Goodrich He was a testament to the values instilled in him by his parents and his early involvement with the Apostolic Church He went on to attend Jennings Road Church of Christ and Lifehouse Church where he found community and strength in his faith He found great joy fishing for salmon with friends in Michigan traveling across the country with his wife creating unforgettable adventures together His craftsmanship shone through in the home he built with love using reclaimed lumber from a house he had torn down a testament to his resourcefulness and dedication Evelyn Barnhart of Van Wert; children: Diana Taylor of Van Wert; William (Mindy) Barnhart of Weston OH; sisters: Ellen (Ed) Grimes and Karen (Dennis) Stout both of Van Wert; grandchildren: Christopher Taylor of Convoy; Sarah (Jared) Perrott of Huntington OH; great grandchildren: Thayer Cunningham of Toledo; MacKenzie Taylor of Convoy and Jayden Perrott of Huntington Bill was preceded in death by his sisters: Betty Jewel Arbadella Coressel; brothers: Harrell Barnhart 2024 at the Alspach-Gearhart Funeral Home Chapel with Rev Interment will follow in Ridge Cemetery where military honors will be rendered by the combined units of the Van Wert American Legion and VFW Visitation for friends and family will be 2 hours prior to the service on Wednesday from 12 to 2 PM at the funeral home memorial contributions in Bill's name may be directed to CHP Home Care and Hospice Arrangements entrusted to Alspach-Gearhart Funeral Home & Crematory Alspach-Gearhart Funeral Home & Crematory The University of Kentucky is preparing for the expected approval of the House settlement by restructuring its athletics department governance with the creation of Champions Blue Mitch Barnhart and UK Athletics announced on Thursday It’s a shift that will provide greater financial flexibility as the school accounts for an additional $50 million in the athletics budget — including the $20.5 million needed for revenue sharing with student athletes UK is moving away from its traditional amateurism model as the state of college athletics transitions to one that includes professional qualities They will be leaning on pro sports experts along the way as the school looks to stay one step ahead of the curve with the athletics department operating under its own umbrella separate from previous university structures and the 20,000-plus employees it has Additional expenses include increased costs for scholarships, travel and food. The goal is for UK Athletics — currently self sufficient — to continue contributing financially to academics with scholarships and construction projects. The new budget will be unveiled in June. “We’ve had a lot of thoughts of things we wanted to do to produce new revenue, and some of those we’re just not capable of doing in our current structure,” Barnhart continued. “… We talked about public-private partnerships. We’ve got some thoughts, and you’ve heard other (schools) talk about business districts and things like that. And those are conversations that are all on the table but really difficult to perform in our current structure. This gives us more flexibility to do that.” Other creative funding strategies could include fan experiences and premium seating at events, along with using campus space around athletic venues. Top 101Field of 64 projectionPredicting College Baseball Tourney Hot4Trump By clicking "Subscribe to Newsletter", I agree to On3's Privacy Notice, Terms and use of my personal information described therein Just this week, the House settlement was placed on hold due to roster limits, Judge Claudia Wilken announced She is giving attorneys 14 days to make tweaks pushing for athletes on current rosters to not lose their scholarships or spots on teams “We are closely reviewing Judge Wilken’s order,” the NCAA responded in a release “Our focus continues to be on securing approval of this significant agreement which aims to create more opportunities than ever before for student-athletes while fostering much-needed stability and fairness in college sports.” The settlement would provide former athletes $2.8 billion in back-pay for lost NIL rights beyond current revenue-sharing to college athletics The new model for UK Athletics was proposed Thursday and will be reviewed by the UK Board of Trustees on Friday Join the conversation and talk about this article and all things Kentucky Sports in the new KSR Message Board. 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Hot4Trump, Saban blastedNIL order ripped On3 is a registered trademark of On3 Media for a few years during his youth before settling in Columbia City.  Lloyd attended Columbia City Joint High School and would later earn his GED in 2005 He was a long-time Columbia City resident and served for the U.S Lloyd married Karen Adams in the parsonage at Grace Lutheran Church They celebrated 53 years of marriage in 2023 before her September passing of last year He served several years as nighttime store manager at Scott’s Grocery in Columbia City would later work at Columbia City High School and then retire from Lutheran Hospital in Fort Wayne Lloyd was a sports fanatic and had immense love of sports He coached youth softball and baseball during his children’s younger years as he passed along his interest in sports to his kids His grandchildren would all go on to play high school sports Lloyd was a member of VFW Post#5582 and American Legion Post #98 Survivors include his children Virginia (Justin) Riffe of Wolf Lake and Logan; sisters Connie Levitz of Columbia City and Patricia Messenger of Florida.  He was preceded in death by his parents Lloyd and Dorothy Barnhart from 2-4 & 6-8 pm at DeMoney Grimes Funeral Home Funeral services for Lloyd will be held at 10:00 am on Thursday Memorial contributions in memory of Lloyd may be made to Honor Flight of Northeast Indiana.  Lloyd was a veteran on the Honor Flight of Northeast Indiana Flight #44 the family is requesting donations made to the organization to assist the nonprofit and its continued dedication to serving veterans Visit www.demoneygrimes.com to send family condolences or to sign the online guest register at Masternick Memorial Health Care Center in New Middletown daughter of the late Christian and Katherine Catanzaro Mang She worked as a supervisor for Brentwood originals in Youngstown for 20 years raising chickens and most especially spending time with her grandchildren Samuel (Christine) Raniolo of North Carolina Joseph Raniolo of East Palestine; a daughter Linda Raniolo of East Palestine; a brother Roselyn Hamilton of Struthers; four grandchildren a private burial will take place at Crest Haven Memorial Gardens at a later date Linsley-Royal Funeral Home in East Palestine is in charge of arrangements Copyright © 2025 Ogden News Publishing of Ohio | https://www.morningjournalnews.com | 308 Maple Street The son of the late Roy and Helen Barnhart David owned and operated The Masters Coach Ltd Children Sylvia Morizzo and her husband Nick, Davina Keeno and her husband Larry, David Barnhart Jr and his wife Dina, Lisa Cherepanov and her husband Andy, Charles McClure and his wife Kathy, Mark Barnhart and his wife Gloria, Kimberly Sullivan and her husband Tim. Grandchildren David A service will follow at the funeral home at 11:30 Burial will be held in Bruynswick Rural Cemetery memorial contributions can be made to the Walden Humane Society Junior Izzy Barnhart led Wheaton to victory with a game-high 4-goals as the United snapped a 3-game losing streak with their 10-6 win on the road against St scoring a pair of goals in the first quarter as Wheaton (2-4) jumped out to a three-score lead within the first 10 minutes of play “The momentum early was really helpful,” said a smiling Barnhart Barnhart seemed to have no problem pushing the pace in this one She consistently fought through the first check and battled her way to the crease putting shots on the Spartans net all throughout the evening “She's got one of the hardest shots on our team and so working to get her hands free to catch and shoot is a great move for us,” said Wheaton coach Kyle Sullivan Sullivan was happy to see the way his team set the tempo in the first half of the ballgame “We have had a couple of tough games recently,” added Sullivan so the mindset was controlling the ball as much as we could Wheaton senior Addison Losey also made significant contributions on the offensive end for the United with a 3-goal performance of her own they weren't really seeing cutters,” said Losey “I think our two man game is really strong We had a lot of nice X cuts and we like working together to get open … we had a lot of fast breaks as well Losey opened the scoring with a quick strike at the 10:06 mark in the first quarter before adding an additional pair of goals in a five-score second quarter that truly broke the game open for the United as they entered the intermission with an 8-3 advantage “It's really valuable to have a strong middy the more that a few of the players are starting to gel and find each other more often It's really starting to come together for us.” coach Kevin Kloss is hoping to cut down on giveaways and be more consistent on the offensive end “We just turned all over too much,” said Kloss we just had too many silly turnovers that we need to clean up.” Francis senior Claire Orsinger led the Spartans with a pair of goals “We didn't give up and we fought a little bit at the end,” Kloss added as his team was able to put together a strong second half performance “I think there was a moment in the game where it could have went south on us The Spartans face Geneva at home on Thursday Wheaton will square off against Montini at home as well Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page.