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Purcell & Lefkowitz LLP announces that it is investigating nCino (NASDAQ: NCNO) on behalf of the company's shareholders Banking & Financial Services Construction & Building Do not sell or share my personal information: A metro athletic trainer has been arrested for allegedly groping a Purcell High School student Timothy Arnold is accused of inappropriately touching a student and taking photos of them during a consultation Arnold faces charges of sexual battery and clandestine manner with photographic or electronic equipment Purcell Police believe there could be other victims If you or someone you know may have had inappropriate contact with Arnold and general news updates from News 9 delivered right to your inbox Two-time Grand Slam doubles champion Max Purcell of Australia has accepted an 18-month ban after breaching anti-doping rules the International Tennis Integrity Agency (ITIA) said Tuesday Purcell admitted to a breach of rules relating to the use of a "prohibited method" after unknowingly receiving an IV infusion of vitamins above the allowed limit of 100 milliliters in a 12-hour period, and entered into a provisional suspension in mid-December He said at the time he had told the clinic he was a professional athlete and that the infusion had to be less than 100 milliliters The ITIA said the 27-year-old had received IV infusions of over 500 milliliters twice in late 2023 but his full cooperation and information sharing during the investigation had allowed for a 25% reduction in sanction "This case does not involve a player testing positive for a prohibited substance but demonstrates that the anti-doping rules are broader than that," ITIA CEO Karen Moorhouse said "It also shows the ITIA considers intelligence from a range of sources with the overriding aim to protect everyone covered by the tennis anti-doping rules and ensure a level playing field for all." after taking into account time already served seriously affecting my quality of life," Purcell wrote on social media "From being unable to sleep and eat properly to developing nervous and anxious tics which I still currently battle day to day "I couldn't sit and enjoy anything without the thought of the case and the endless possibilities of what sanction I would receive I was nothing but cooperative with the ITIA I'm so glad this is finally over and I can move on with my life." Purcell will forfeit results and prize money from the date of his first anti-doping rule violation on December 16 to his first subsequent negative doping control sample provided on February 3 He will also be prohibited from playing in or attending any tennis events sanctioned by the members of the independent ITIA which was established by the sport's governing bodies Thanks for visiting The use of software that blocks ads hinders our ability to serve you the content you came here to enjoy We ask that you consider turning off your ad blocker so we can deliver you the best experience possible while you are here Max Purcell has accepted an 18-month suspension for breaking anti-doping rules Purcell was provisionally suspended in December 2024 after admitting to breaching Article 2.2 of the Tennis Anti-Doping Programme (TADP) which relates to “use of a prohibited method.” Purcell did not test positive for a banned substance but received two intravenous infusions of over 500ml on December 16 and December 20 2023 The allowable limit under the TADP is 100ml In the International Tennis Integrity Agency (ITIA) decision in Purcell’s case it described Purcell asking “the Clinic staff not to keep receipts relating to his infusion,” in messages sent to another professional player Purcell also “discussed ways in which he could justify receiving infusions The ITIA found “a significant degree of fault or negligence” on Purcell’s part but did not determine that the evidence in his case met the threshold for his violations to be proved intentional which has been reduced by six months for “Substantial Assistance” in the investigation seriously affecting my quality of life,” Purcell said in a statement “From being unable to eat and sleep properly “I’m so glad this is finally over for me and I can move on with my life.” Time served under provisional suspension counts against the ban meaning that Purcell’s suspension will end on June 11 next year Purcell will also forfeit results and prize money from the date of his first violation (16 December 2023) to the first subsequent negative doping control sample Purcell will be prohibited from coaching at or attending any tennis event authorised or sanctioned by the members of the ITIA (ATP Wimbledon and USTA) or any national association Purcell is the third Grand Slam champion to have received a doping ban in the last nine months, following suspensions for Jannik Sinner and Iga Świątek The former is currently serving a three-month ban after the banned substance clostebol was found to have entered his body via contamination He was initially cleared by an independent tribunal convened by the ITIA but after an appeal by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) Sinner and WADA’s legal teams reached a case resolution agreement Świątek was banned for one month after being found guilty of accidentally ingesting the prohibited substance Trimetazidine (TMZ) thanks to a contaminated melatonin supplement WADA and Sports Integrity Australia can appeal the decision ITIA chief executive Karen Moorhouse said: “This case does not involve a player testing positive for a prohibited substance but demonstrates that the anti-doping rules are broader than that It also shows that the ITIA considers intelligence from a range of sources with the overriding aim to protect everyone covered by the tennis anti-doping rules and ensure a level playing field for all.” Vinnie Clark Jr.'s father, Vinnie Clark was a first-round pick to the Green Bay Packers in 1991 didn't pick up organized football until 2024 The soon-to-be Purcell Marian graduate quickly showed a knack for the game In his second-ever high school football game the wide receiver/defensive back forced and recovered a fumble he caught three passes for 87 yards and two touchdowns would finish his first high school football season with five interceptions along with 28 catches for 473 yards and eight touchdowns He was named first-team All-Miami Valley Conference All-Southwest District and All-Ohio in Division VI less than eight months after playing his first game for the Cavaliers announced his commitment to Division II Morehouse College in Atlanta "He is always full of energy and gives a ton of effort in everything he does," Purcell Marian coach Chris Mobley said and he's going to be successful in anything he puts his mind to." Morehouse plays its first game of 2025 on Aug will return to Ohio to play Central State in Wilberforce on Oct (KOKH) — Pictures from the Purcell Police Department's Drone Operators show high water and flooded areas around the city after severe weather swept across Oklahoma For more local news delivered straight to your inbox, sign up for our daily newsletter by clicking here. with the Australian saying he has developed a nervous tic and anxiety because of the case The 27-year-old entered a voluntary provisional suspension in December after admitting to breaching Article 2.2 of the Tennis Anti-Doping Program “relating to the use of a prohibited method” The reigning US Open doubles champion received IV infusions of more than 500ml twice in December 2023 after falling ill in Bali, with the limit under the World Anti-Doping Code and TADP (Tennis Anti-Doping Programme) 100ml in a 12-hour period. Read moreFollowing an investigation by the International Tennis Integrity Agency (ITIA) Purcell’s penalty was reduced by 25% because of his “full co-operation and information sharing” With time served under the voluntary provisional suspension Purcell’s suspension will end on 11 June 2026 coach or attend any tennis events until then who also won the men’s doubles at Wimbledon in 2022 and reached a career-high doubles ranking of No 8 last year said he was relieved to finally have an outcome from being unable to sleep and eat properly and refusing to be by myself which I still currently battle day to day,” Purcell said in a statement on Instagram “I couldn’t sit and enjoy anything without the thought of the case and the endless possibilities of what sanction I would receive I’m so glad this is finally over for me and I can move on with my life.” Purcell said the ITIA had accepted that the infusion over the 100ml limit was not intentional and its contents were WADA-approved providing no performance-enhancing benefit “It was 11 days prior to my first match of the season and was also administered at a 24/7 medical facility in a third world location after feeling unwell and fatigued from training,” Purcell said Free weekly newsletterJonathan Horn brings expert analysis on the week's biggest AFL stories ITIA chief executive Karen Moorhouse said Purcell’s case showed anti-doping was “broader” than prohibited substances “This case does not involve a player testing positive for a prohibited substance but demonstrates that the anti-doping rules are broader than that,” Moorhouse said in a statement “It also shows the ITIA considers intelligence from a range of sources with the overriding aim to protect everyone covered by the tennis anti-doping rules NEW YORK, May 5, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Purcell & Lefkowitz LLP announces that it is investigating International Money Express, Inc. 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For more information about the firm and its attorneys, please visit https://pjlfirm.com Purcell & Lefkowitz LLP announces that it is investigating BridgeBio Pharma (NASDAQ: BBIO) on behalf of the company's shareholders The Purcell Marian Cavaliers announced on May 1 that A.J Frazier was hired as head coach of the boys basketball program “Frazier is the ideal choice to continue and build upon the strong tradition of success our program has established,” Co-Athletic Director Jamar Mosley said in a release “From the very beginning Coach Frazier emphasized his passion for player development and his commitment to fostering a positive team culture.” Frazier spent the last two seasons as head coach at Western Brown The Broncos combined to go 15-31 overall and 9-11 in conference play in that span Frazier takes over for the Cavaliers after Steve Gentry took the head coaching job at Withrow including a 15-11 mark last season with the team's first district title since 2019 “God has blessed me and showed me some high favor with this outstanding opportunity!” Frazier said in a release “I’m more than excited and grateful to be apart of this prestigious program Britain's oldest school for young musicians is now looking to help inspire cornet Britain's oldest school for young musicians continues to strengthen its link to the brass world Following the announcement made last year of the appointment of Mike Cavanagh as its new Head of Wind it has now announced that it will welcome applications from young brass band instrumentalists on cornet baritone and euphonium players to study at the internationally renowned music school The Purcell School has long been a centre of excellence for brass players A spokesperson told 4BR that the department's expansion reflects the School's "commitment to nurturing the next generation of brass musicians across a broader range of instruments." 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Purcell said he received the infusion 11 days before his first match of the season at a 24/7 medical facility "in a third-world location." He said he felt "unwell and fatigued" at the time "I have accepted the mistake I made and will make sure I'm even more diligent with everything regarding the integrity of the sport," Purcell wrote "I pride myself on being a clean athlete and have never been anything but that Those who know me know that I take my anti-doping duties very seriously." He admitted to receiving intravenous infusions of over 500 ml 2024 -- well over the World Anti-Doping Code and Tennis Anti-Doping Program's 100-ml "This case does not involve a player testing positive for a prohibited substance but demonstrates that the anti-doping rules are broader than that," ITIA CEO Karen Moorhouse said Purcell and fellow Australian Jordan Thompson beat Germans Kevin Krawietz and Tim Putz for the 2024 U.S He teamed up with Australian Matthew Ebden to beat Croatians Nikola Mektic and Mate Pavic for the Wimbledon 2022 men's doubles title Purcell achieved a career-high ranking of No but has yet to advance past the second round of a Grand Slam outside of the doubles circuit passed away peacefully with his loving wife at his side on Saturday to Taylor and Lisetta (Christiansen) Purcell Jerry was a member of the Eugene McManus American Legion Post #238 loved spending time at home relaxing in his recliner and daily visits with his friends at Jack’s Garic Purcell of DeWitt and Greyson (Nikki) Purcell of Portland and Paula (Joe) Brozo; numerous nieces and nephews A Celebration of Life will be announced at a later date Jerry will be interred with military rites at Rossiter Cemetery in Charlotte Arrangements are in the care of Schultz Funeral Home Condolences may be expressed at www.schultzfuneralhomes.com February 7, 2025 bcnews Posted in Cultural ArtsEventsLecturesNewsSpeakers 2025 — Barton College is pleased to present the annual Thedford G The spring lectures will be held in Howard Chapel on the Barton campus associate professor of preaching and worship at Union Presbyterian Seminary in Richmond His lecture topic will be “Finding Our Way From Pulpit to Public Square: Three Images and Six Crucial Questions.” associate professor of Old Testament at Duke Divinity School Her lecture topic will be “Re-Embodying Biblical Prophecy.” Anathea Portier-Young is associate professor of Old Testament at Duke Divinity School Her research focuses on prophetic literature She also teaches and writes on Christian preaching and is a frequent contributor to Working Preacher “The Prophetic Body: Embodiment and Meditation in Biblical Prophetic Literature” (Oxford University Press is part of a larger project on embodiment in biblical prophetic literature Her monograph “Apocalypse Against Empire: Theologies of Resistance in Early Judaism” (Eerdmans 2011) won the Manfred Lautenschläger Award for Theological Promise She co-edited “Scripture and Social Justice: Catholic and Ecumenical Essays” (Fortress Jesuit School of Theology/Graduate Theological Union Sprinkle Lectures were established in 1981 by Dr The lectures were named in honor of his father The Purcell Bible Conference was established in 1984 with an endowment given by family and parishioners to honor the life and ministry of Eugene G A graduate of Duke University and Duke Divinity School Purcell joined the faculty of Barton College in 1957 and served 27 years in the Department of Religion and Philosophy For additional information about these events, please contact Dr. Rodney A. Werline, Marie and Leman Barnhill Chair in Religious Studies at Barton College, at rawerline@barton.edu Barton College Announces President’s and Dean’s Lists for 2024 Fall Semester | Privacy | Accessibility Open doubles champion Max Purcell has entered a voluntary provisional suspension under tennis’ anti-doping rules The International Tennis Integrity Agency announced the sanction in a statement on Monday after the 26-year-old Australian admitted to violating Article 2.2 of the Tennis Anti-Doping Program “relating to the use of a Prohibited Method.” posted a statement on Instagram saying he had “unknowingly received an IV infusion of vitamins above the allowable limit of 100 ml.” Purcell said he had told the medical clinic that the infusion needed to be below 100 milliliters because he was a professional athlete but that the medical records he received back showed that the IV had been above that level “This news was devastating to me because I pride myself on being an athlete who always makes sure that everything is WADA safe,” Purcell wrote “I volunteered this information to the ITIA and have been as transparent as possible in trying to put this whole situation behind me.” The ITIA said the suspension took effect on Dec and time served under provisional suspension will be credited against any future sanction The length of time of the voluntary suspension was not specified by the ITIA or attending any tennis event authorized or sanctioned by the members of the ITIA (ATP Wimbledon and USTA) or any national association,” the ITIA statement read He also finished as a runner-up in doubles at the Australian Open in 2020 and 2022 was not listed on the Australian Open entry lists released this month and did not receive a wildcard or feature on the qualifying entries The ITIA did not say whether Purcell’s absence from the draw of the tournament starting Jan A tank battery caught fire Thursday morning in Purcell after being struck by lightning Crews responded to the scene at around 7 a.m It is unknown if any injuries have been reported Christian Hans is a Digital Content Producer for News 9 He joined News 9 full-time in July of 2022 after graduating from the University of Oklahoma Ohio — The Purcell Marian High School girls basketball team captured its fifth consecutive regional championship Saturday afternoon with a 76-46 victory over Badin at Lakota East advances to next week’s Division III state semifinal with the opponent day and neutral location to be announced Sunday afternoon The regional final marked the ninth consecutive game in which Purcell Marian won by double digits “We were just clicking on all cylinders,” Purcell Marian coach Jamar Mosley said Mosley said the team had a razor-sharp focus in the pregame The team simply wanted to dominate on offense “Everybody brought their ‘A’ game,” Mosley said Sophomore center Samaya Wilkins scored 21 points to lead Purcell Marian “She was just dominant on both ends of the floor — both offensively and defensively,” Mosley said Basketball recipient and McDonald’s All-American scored 19 points to go along with 12 rebounds and nine assists Alexander’s 19 points give the star 2,344 points in her storied career Alexander is 16th on the Ohio High School Athletic Association girls basketball career scoring list “Dee was on another level,” Mosley said of the University of Cincinnati signee Senior guard Ky’Aira Miller (Bowling Green signee) added 11 points Purcell Marian is attempting to become the fourth girls basketball program in Ohio High School Athletic Association history to win at least four consecutive state championships South Euclid Regina (2000-03) and Shaker Heights Hathaway Brown (2009-13) accomplished that feat Purcell Marian won the 2024 and 2023 Division II state titles and the 2022 Division III state championship SIGN UP: Subscribe to our high school sports newsletter You don't have permission to access the page you requested What is this page?The website you are visiting is protected.For security reasons this page cannot be displayed Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application she was a daughter of the late Ezra and Eunice Perry Hulsey and the widow of Loyd Kenneth Purcell She was also preceded in death by seven siblings She was also preceded in death by her son-in-law Jean lived in the Athens area majority of her life and was a member of Winterville First Baptist Church She retired from the University of Georgia after 20 years of service Majority of her years at the University she worked in the Office of the Vice President for Academic Affairs Jean truly enjoyed gardening and she was quite good at it – her garden was a true showcase of her extreme talent at 2:00 PM at the chapel of Lord and Stephens Funeral Home Rick Standard and Pastor Seth Wood officiating Interment will follow at Winterville Cemetery The family will receive friends from 1:00 PM until 2:00 PM at the funeral home Paula Purcell Foil of Winder; granddaughters Ashley (Seth) Wood and Beth (Cullen) Winkler; five great grandchildren; her sister Memorials may be made to a charity of your choice.  This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors WILMA’s 2025 Leadership Institute gives area women the opportunity to learn from leaders in the region and serve as each others’ personal board of directors The program is part of the WILMA Leadership Initiative created to help develop more women leaders in our area How long have you been with your current employer Prior career experience: Classroom Teacher Current job responsibilities: I provide training & workshops for youth serving organizations and schools to promote healthy coping skills to prevent the early use of substances I also provide technical assistance and do collaborative planning with community partners to promote the well-being of those serving our community To learn more about WILMA’s Leadership Institute and Initiative, go to https://www.wilmamag.com/leadership/ Want more WILMA? Click here to sign up for WILMA newsletters and announcements Get WILMA Emails Contact Us Advertise About WILMA Archives after a recent diagnosis of lung cancer and bout of pneumonia 1940.  Preceded in death by his parents; Ralph & Arleen Purcell and his identical twin where he and Howard reveled in the joys and mischief of being twins.  Although they never lived close as adults their bond was strong and deep.  Wade married his high school sweetheart and graduated from the University of Kansas with an Industrial Arts degree.  In early married life after seeing “The Great Escape” movie he became fascinated with motorcycles.  He enjoyed racing and tinkering with them until family life and job moves put an end to racing but not the stories.  Most of his professional career was spent in the pharmaceutical industry as a packaging engineer and manager.  He is credited with three patents for his innovative packaging designs Job moves allowed he and Rondi to see different parts of the county.  Wade’s last job took them to Ohio where they remained long after he retired.  They made wonderful friends were very involved in their church and enjoyed local activities.  Two years ago they moved to the Twin Cities area of Minnesota to be near family especially golf.  He loved to read about techniques watch and study the pros and even build his own golf clubs.  Over the years he had the opportunity to play some amazing courses and play rounds with many great people Wade was a creative tinkerer.  There was always something to be modified tweaked or made better.  He enjoyed using his artistic talents to make signs for events at work church or for friends.  He could also build the best box for packaging and shipping items faith and friends were core to Wade’s life.  He was a loving husband and father who let his family know he loved them.  He encouraged his girls and supported their endeavors.  Living in a house full of females could sometimes be a bit much for him but he learned to embrace it.  Humor and calmness were central to his character.  He loved a good joke or silly prank Church and giving back through involvement were very important to him.  He served on committees and volunteered his talents and time on numerous teams in their church.  Friends could count on him for a laugh or help in any situation A family celebration of life will be held at a later date.  In lieu of flowers if you would like to make a donation in Wade’s honor The Salvation Army or an organization of your choice First TeeWeb: https://firsttee.org/donate/ Salvation ArmyWeb: https://give.salvationarmyusa.org/give/164006/?gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjw05i4BhDiARIsAB_2wfCxQlkMgo Ohio — Purcell Marian became just the fourth Ohio girls basketball team to win four consecutive state championships after a 72-44 win over Avon Lake in the Division III state final Friday afternoon at University of Dayton Arena The Ohio High School Athletic Association announced 2,237 were in attendance for the opening game of seven state finals during the 50th annual girls basketball state tournament "You could probably hold this mic in front of my face for 30 minutes and I could talk about these girls," Purcell Marian girls basketball coach Jamar Mosley said "I'm just so proud of them and glad they were able to go out on top the way they did." Purcell Marian (23-6), ranked No. 15 in Ohio by MaxPreps,completes its special journey with a 106-10 record the past four seasons Purcell Marian won 11 consecutive games to complete this season Purcell Marian has six seniors who earned four state championships including Dee Alexander "Glad to be able to go out like this with this group of seniors," Mosley said Everybody in our school community is going to miss them I'm just glad they were able to go out the way they did There's not many people that can say that they won four state championships this group of seniors are a group that can say that." Alexander, a three-time Ohio Ms. Basketball recipient and two-time Gatorade Ohio player of the year, completed her high school career with 27 points seven assists and two steals on Friday afternoon Alexander completed her high school career with 2,375 points, which is No. 13 on the Ohio High School Athletic Association scoring list. Small had 16 points including five 3-pointers Ky'Aira Miller and sophomore Samaya Wilkins each had 11 points South Euclid Regina (2000-03) and Shaker Heights Hathaway Brown (2009-13) are the only other Ohio girls basketball programs to win four state championships Alexander predicted a fourth consecutive state title after the 2024 championship game “It’s very special; we all came in together as one,” Alexander said earlier this week “And we all made a goal to each other like we all want to leave as one Our first goal was always to get better every day which made its fifth consecutive state Final Four is one of three Greater Cincinnati teams competing in the state finals this weekend in Dayton Winton Woods (26-0) plays Whitehouse Anthony Wayne (24-2) in the Division II state final at 7:30 p.m Winton Woods is seeking its first girls basketball state championship in program history Princeton (21-6) plays Pickerington Central (24-3) in the Division I state final at 8:30 p.m Princeton is seeking its fourth girls basketball state championship in program history Open men’s doubles champion Max Purcell has admitted breaking anti-doping rules and has been provisionally suspended from tennis while under investigation Purcell has been suspended since December 12 having made the admission and requested to be provisionally suspended December 10 The International Tennis Integrity Agency (ITIA) confirmed the suspension December 23 breached rules relating to the use of a “prohibited method,” rather than any positive test for a banned substance Purcell said in a statement on Instagram: “I have voluntarily accepted a provisional suspension since I unknowingly received an IV infusion of vitamins above the allowable limit of 100ml Until last week when I received medical records from a clinic showing that the amount of an IV I received was above 100ml I was fully convinced I had done everything to ensure that I had followed the WADA regulations and methods “But the records show that the IV was over the 100ml limit even though I told the clinic that I was a professional athlete and needed the IV to be under 100ml.” According to the World Anti-Doping Authority (WADA) “infusions or injections of 100 ml or less within a 12-hour period are permitted unless the infused/injected substance is on the Prohibited List.” A “prohibited method” comes under three possible definitions in the WADA code: blood manipulation widely referred to as blood doping; chemical and physical manipulation which extends to all forms of tampering or doctoring either blood or urine samples and also covers intravenous infusions; and gene and cell doping Purcell’s violation falls under chemical and physical manipulation The ITIA has not yet commented on the specifics of Purcell’s violation As the suspension is provisional, it is unclear how much tennis Purcell will miss but that time will be credited against any ultimate sanction when the investigation into his case concludes. He was absent from the Australian Open’s list of singles wildcards despite being ranked world No just outside the cut-off for entries to the main draw Doubles entry lists have not yet been released Open title in September with compatriot Jordan Thompson and is ranked world No 12 in doubles was in line to enter his home major Purcell also won the Wimbledon men’s title with Matt Ebden which could see him banned for up to two years French Open champion Iga Swiatek, who tested positive for trimetazidine (TMZ) in August 22 days of that ban were covered by her provisional suspension Swiatek was deemed not to be at significant fault Jannik Sinner's doping case explained: What WADA appeal means and what is at stake for tennis 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 MELBOURNE, Australia -- Two-time Grand Slam winning doubles player Max Purcell has entered a voluntary provisional suspension under tennis' anti-doping rules The International Tennis Integrity Agency announced the sanction in a statement on Monday after the 26-year-old Australian admitted to violating Article 2.2 of the Tennis Anti-Doping Program "relating to the use of a Prohibited Method" The ITIA said the suspension came into effect on 12 Dec. Wimbledon and USTA) or any national association," the ITIA statement read Purcell, with compatriot Jordan Thompson, won the U.S. Open in September and won Wimbledon with another Australian, Matthew Ebden He also finished as a runner-up in the Australian Open doubles final twice was not listed on the Australian Open entry lists released earlier this month and did not receive a wildcard or feature on the qualifying entries The ITIA did not say whether Purcell's absence from the draw of the tournament starting Jan The latest doping violation in tennis comes just weeks after five-time Grand Slam champion Iga Swiatek accepted a one-month suspension after testing positive for the banned substance trimetazidine Top-ranked men's player Jannik Sinner was exonerated by the ITIA after twice testing positive for a trace amount of an anabolic steroid in March with the World Anti-Doping Agency appealing the ruling Bringing her followers along for her pregnancy journey the mum-to-be shared a sweet bump update now that she’s entered into her second trimester RELATED: ‘Bump is bumping’ Rachel Gorry feels ‘lucky’ and ‘grateful’ in sweet pregnancy update Alongside a slew of sweet snaps proudly showcasing her growing bump, Rachel penned: ‘Appreciating all the slow moments’. Pointing out how her first trimester has gone by in a flash, she mused: ‘The months are going by so quick’. Rachel’s pal and fellow mum Bláthnaid Treacy sweetly commented: ‘Eeeeep the little bumpeen…so exciting x’. Rachel, a coffee aficionado and coffee truck owner, also shared how now that she’s in her second trimester, she’s found it difficult to limit her coffee intake – something many mums will be able to relate to! ‘Morning coffee outside in the sun’, she captioned a photo of her brew, adding: ‘one thing that is hard while pregnant has been limiting my coffee.’ Explaining that in her first trimester it wasn’t ‘as bad’ as she had gone off the taste and smell of coffee, Rachel continued: ‘Once I passed that stage I loved it again and working and being around coffee all the time makes it very hard. I’m VERY selective when out anywhere and deciding where to get my coffee from’. Rachel and Kevin announced they were set to welcome their first child back in April. Marking ‘another new beginning’, the influencer shared a sweet video of her and Kevin sharing a kiss as she debuted her growing baby bump. The clip was set to the tune of an instrumental version of Alex Warren’s viral track Ordinary as if it needed any help pulling at our heartstrings! View this post on Instagram A post shared by Rachel Purcell (@rachelpurcll) ‘Another new beginning this year,’ she wrote ‘Thinking of everyone going through their own journey and who might feel like it might not happen for them or taking longer than planned Rachel’s sister Roz was one of the first to share her excitement at the news She commented: ‘Yayyy to being an auntie (again!).’ Share your thoughts on this story or any other over on our discussion boards Preparing for Pregnancy Fertility Treatment Surrogacy Male Fertility Birth Control Fertility Discussions Week 1 through 40 Baby Names Health & Wellbeing Labour & Birth Hospital Bag Pregnancy Products Maternity Style Products & Services Baby Skin Solutions Baby Name Generator Baby Name Search The First Year Baby Products Breastfeeding Weaning & Feeding Products & Services School Children Tweens & Teens Creche & Childcare Schools & Education School Calendar Activities & Events Recipes & Nutrition Health & Mental Health Family Holidays & Travel Parenting Adoption & Fostering Just for Dad Family Breaks No Stupid Questions Entertainment Health & Wellbeing Beauty & Style Interiors Mums Mean Business Mums Stories CINCINNATI — Purcell Marian boys basketball coach Steve Gentry has stepped down from the position after two seasons The Purcell Marian athletic department announced Monday afternoon it is seeking its next boys basketball coach The social media post said to direct cover letters and resumes to Purcell Marian co-athletic director Jamar Mosley who is also the school’s girls basketball coach "I can confirm Coach Gentry has stepped down as head coach," Mosley said in a text message to WCPO 9 Sports "I certainly understand and support Coach Gentry's decision to do what's best for his family." Purcell Marian named Gentry as the Cavaliers coach in late March 2023 The Cavaliers won 29 games the past two seasons including a 14-11 record in 2024-25 and a Division V regional semifinal appearance who led undefeated Deer Park to the 2018 Division III state championship (29-0 record) is a longtime Greater Cincinnati high school basketball coach He has also held the head coaching position at Shroder He has won numerous district championships and conference titles The 2018 state championship was Deer Park’s first state title in boys basketball Deer Park became the first Ohio Division III boys basketball team to win a state title while being undefeated since 2000 when LeBron James was a freshman at Akron St Gentry played high school basketball at Withrow for former coach George Jackson Gentry helped lead the Tigers to the Eastern Metro Conference and city titles He played three years at Xavier University under former Musketeers coach Pete Gillen He was a three-time team leader in assists at XU and was named the outstanding defensive player Gentry later played professionally in China SIGN UP: Subscribe to our high school sports newsletter The 2025 Vision Expo East featured many notable speakers and presentations Howard Purcell being awarded Prevent Blindness’ Person of Vision Vision Expo East hosts a broad range of optical and optometric leaders and experts over three days in Orlando Exhibitors highlight the integration of healthcare and optical fashion into a patient’s lifestyle There are also awards given in recognition of those dedicated to healthy vision and industry trendsetters One of this year’s featured experts is someone familiar to New England College of Optometry (NECO): President and CEO Howard Purcell, OD ’84, FAAO, who is serving as keynote speaker on two panels and moderator of another He is also this year’s recipient of the prestigious Prevent Blindness Person of Vision Award “I am honored to be recognized by my peers in this way,” Dr I am excited to continue important conversations with leading experts from different areas of vision care as we explore the urgent work needed to move healthcare and education forward.” The annual Person of Vision award is granted to an individual who works tirelessly to promote accessibility to vision care services The Prevent Blindness Foundation selected Dr and a driving force within the eye care industry Purcell (left) with Prevent Blindness Person of Vision Committee Chair Maureen Cavanaugh and Prevent Blindness President and CEO Jeff Todd Purcell as our 2025 Person of Vision Award recipient,” said Jeff Todd “We invite everyone to join us for a fantastic event commemorating Dr Purcell’s career while we spend the evening connecting with leaders in the eye health community.” Purcell speaking at Vision Monday’s Leadership Summit Purcell’s panel presentations will focus on improving vision care and curriculum enhancement via different channels including cultural responsiveness and AI tools Purcell are colleagues from Latinos en Optometry