Students at Rice University woke up to an email from Bridget K. Gorman, the Dean of Undergraduates, informing them that sophomore Claire Tracy had died at age 19. "It is with deep sadness that I am writing to tell you that Claire Tracy, a second-year undergraduate student, passed away on Sunday," Gorman wrote in a release.

CLEVELAND, Ohio — The 2025 boys soccer season is over, and it’s time to hand out awards. Here at cleveland.com, we present our annual Boys Soccer All-Stars. This year’s team is highlighted by St. Ignatius’ Dominic Ruggiero, the 2025 cleveland.com Boys Soccer Player of the Year.

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Wrexham’s celebrity owners have sold a minority stake in their on-the-rise soccer club to Apollo Sports Capital, a US-based private equity firm.

Sports broadcaster Laura Woods was caught by colleagues after suddenly collapsing on live TV during women's soccer match coverage, which she attributed to a virus.

Sixteen girls soccer players from the Mid-Hudson named all-state. Brooke Huleatt of Mount Academy also named all-East Region.

Large private equity funds have mostly scorned the continent’s smaller teams and leagues, but CEO António Caçorino thinks he can generate outsize returns with deals from $15 million to $50 million.

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