KANSAS CITY, Missouri, May 13 [Category: Sports] -- The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics posted the following news release: * * * 2025 NAIA Women's Tennis National Championship Day One Recap MOBILE, Ala. - [ Bracket (https://www.naia.org/sports/wten/2024-25/Files/Bracket_WTennis.pdf) | Schedule (https://naiastats.prestosports.com/sports/wten/2024-25/Tournament_Schedule) ] The First Round of the UTR NAIA Women's Tennis National Championship concluded on Tuesday at the Mobile T  more

KANSAS CITY, Missouri, May 13 [Category: Sports] -- The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics posted the following news release: * * * Day One of the 2025 NAIA Softball Opening Rounds Had Everything from Walk Off Wins to Up Sets, and a 10 Inning Game KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Day one of the 2025 NAIA Softball Opening Rounds was an exciting one as one bracket featured nothing but upsets, while another saw a game go 10 innings. The 10 NAIA Softball Opening Round sites around the nation a  more

KANSAS CITY, Missouri, May 12 [Category: Sports] -- The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics posted the following news release: * * * NAIA Baseball Opening Round Begins as Top Seeds go 5-1 to Start Championship KANSAS CITY, Mo. - The 2025 NAIA Baseball Championship began with 20 games, Monday, as weather redirected six games into Tuesday and altered schedules at six sites. To follow all 10 sites, visit the 2025 NAIA Baseball Opening Round Schedule, at NAIA.org. Record by seed  more

LAWRENCE, Kansas, May 13 -- The University of Kansas issued the following news: * * * Study gauges what affects professional women soccer players' social media brands Women's professional soccer has grown in popularity over the last decade, while social media has simultaneously given athletes an accessible way to promote their personal brands. A new study from the University of Kansas analyzed how professional women soccer players in Europe use social media to promote their personal brand and  more

LAWRENCE, Kansas, May 13 -- The University of Kansas issued the following news: * * * Study reveals pharmacy care perceived differently by diverse populations, including patients with disabilities Research carried out at the University of Kansas School of Pharmacy based on a survey of 1,218 pharmacy care patients in the United States shows more than half were satisfied with care they've received in pharmacies. But, according to the researchers, "gaps remain -- especially in how pharmacy staff  more