NFP, the Aon-owned property and casualty (P&C) broker and benefits consultant, has acquired Moores Insurance Management, a multi-disciplinary risk management company based in Minnesota, US.
Established in 1987, Moores works with high-net-worth (HNW) individuals and businesses in 43 states, offering P&C insurance services to both commercial and personal-risk clients.
Under the agreement, Moores CEO Mark Moores will take on the role of senior vice-president, commercial P&C at NFP, reporting to Amanda Ruback, the company's managing director of P&C for the central region.
NFP personal risk president Brett Woodward said: "Moores is a long-standing risk management firm and this addition further establishes our presence in the Minnesota market and positions us well to continue delivering P&C insurance solutions for high-net-worth and commercial clients."
Jack Moores, who serves as president of Moores, will join NFP as senior vice-president of personal lines.

#moores

Nottinghamshire have signed New Zealand A international fast bowler Fraser Sheat as an overseas player for the final five County Championship games of the season.
The 28-year-old from Canterbury, who played twice for Glamorgan in 2024, is in line to mark his return to English county cricket on Thursday as Notts play Warwickshire, one of their two main Division One ******* le rivals, in a meeting of third against first at Edgbaston.
"Fraser will add to our seam resources at a key point in the season," said Nottinghamshire head coach Peter Moores, who are without England paceman Josh Tongue on Thursday.
"Six games in six weeks is a heavy workload in the last part of this season and to have depth in our seam bowling will be key to staying competitive in every game. This feels like a great opportunity for Fraser."
Sheat, who was a runner-up in New Zealand's T20 Super Smash last winter, has not played any competitive cricket since April, when he was called up by the touring New Zealand A squad to play Sri Lanka A in Hambantota in April, taking one wicket and making a useful 61 not out.

#Nottinghamshire #sheat #county #games

2028 quarterback Kaden Craft will announce his college commitment on Monday. He will decide between Tennessee, Michigan, Oregon, Florida, LSU and Ole Miss.
Craft's commitment decision can be watched on Rivals' YouTube channel at 4 p.m. EDT.
The 6-foot-4, 205-pound four-star prospect is from Lake Norman High School in Mooresville, North Carolina. He is ranked as the No. 8 quarterback and No. 102 overall player in 2028 by Rivals.
The Vols offered Craft a scholarship on Jan. 22. He has visited Tennessee three times, most recently for a camp on May 31.
North Carolina was the first school to offer Craft a scholarship on Jan. 18, 2025. Other schools to offer him scholarships include Virginia Tech, Duke, Florida State, North Carolina State, Auburn, South Carolina, Miami, Georgia, Kentucky, Maryland, Appalachian State, UCLA and Nebraska.

#tennessee #quarterback

The Pymatuning Valley boys golf team defeated Mathews 140-193 Friday.
The 140 was an all-time nine-hole low for for the Lakers.
The four-over par as a team was the second lowest-score in team history, after the 2001 team, which posted a two-over 146.
Rylan Compan led PV with a one-under 33. He was followed by Andrew Wludyga at even-par 34, Logan Paul, 35, and Adam Croston, 38, to round out the scoring.
Also for the Lakers, Max Moores fired a 40 and Cameron Heath checked in with 50.

#mathews #rylan

Tennessee and Josh Heupel's coaching staff continue to recruit toward its 2028 football signing class. The Vols have offered a scholarship to six 2028 uncommitted quarterbacks.
Four-star Carter Zingelmann is ranked as the No. 6 overall 2028 quarterback (247Sports). The 6-foot-4, 227-pound prospect is from Coppell High School in Coppell, Texas. The Vols offered him a scholarship on Jan. 23. Zingelmann unofficially visited Tennessee for a spring practice on March 21 and he attended a Vols' camp on June 21.
Four-star Kaden Craft is ranked as the No. 9 overall quarterback prospect in 2028 (247Sports). The 6-foot-4, 210-pound signal-caller is from Lake Norman High School in Mooresville, North Carolina.
Rivals projects Craft to commit to Tennessee. The Vols offered him a scholarship on Jan. 22.
Graham Simpson ranks as the No. 15 overall quarterback in 2028 by 247Sports and is from Westview High School in Martin, Tennessee. The Vols offered him a scholarship on Jan. 10. He is the brother of former Alabama quarterback Ty Simpson.

#vols

Not only were current Alabama Crimson Tide baseball players selected in the 2026 MLB draft, but a few committed to play for the program next season were as well.
Among those were a pair of transfer portal additions, the first of which was selected in the opening rounds Saturday night in Dylan Marionneaux. The Northwestern State transfer was selected in the fourth round, taken by the Chicago Cubs with the No. 126 pick overall.
In addition to Marionneaux, Garrett Lambert also came off the board early Sunday. The Mercer transfer was drafted by the Colorado Rockies, selected with the No. 165 overall pick in the sixth round.
Alabama also had one of their top high school commits selected as well in Hudson DeVaughan, who was drafted in the 19th round at pick No. 569 overall by the Kansas City Royals. DeVaughan is a right-handed pitcher out of Mooresville High School in Indiana, ranking as the nation's No. 125 overall player in the 2026 class by Perfect Game.
All three will likely be names to watch in the coming days and weeks to see whether they sign professionally with those teams or not. If they do not sign, each will then likely play a significant role for the Crimson Tide in 2027.

The 20-round Major League Baseball Draft has concluded, and seven players with Indiana ties have selected — five from Indiana colleges and two from high schools.
Two first-round picks came from Indiana colleges: Indiana State outfielder Carter Beck, and Notre Dame pitcher Jack Radel. High schoolers Dylan Bowen (Hanover Central) and Hudson DeVaughan (Mooresville) were selected.
(with round, overall pick, name, position, college/high school, selecting team, season highlights if available)
(1) 26, Carter Beck, OF, Indiana State, Braves: Hit. 346 and was a Missouri Valley Conference first-team and all-defense selection.
(1) 28, Jack Radel, RHP, Notre Dame, Astros: 8-3 record with a 3.47 earned run average with 116 strikeouts in 87 2/3 innings.

The 20-round Major League Baseball Draft has concluded, and seven players with Indiana ties have selected — five from Indiana colleges and two from high schools.
Two first-round picks came from Indiana colleges: Indiana State outfielder Carter Beck, and Notre Dame pitcher Jack Radel. High schoolers Dylan Bowen (Hanover Central) and Hudson DeVaughan (Mooresville) were selected.
(with round, overall pick, name, position, college/high school, selecting team, season highlights if available)
(1) 26, Carter Beck, OF, Indiana State, Braves: Hit. 346 and was a Missouri Valley Conference first-team and all-defense selection.
(1) 28, Jack Radel, RHP, Notre Dame, Astros: 8-3 record with a 3.47 earned run average with 116 strikeouts in 87 2/3 innings.

NASCAR has announced plans for a public celebration of life service for the late two-time Cup Series champion Kyle Busch.
Charlotte Motor Speedway will be the host of the memorial on Friday, Oct. 9 after that day's Craftsman Truck Series race. NASCAR says the celebration of life will be free to attend and more information is to come.
Busch ‒ the all-time winningest driver across NASCAR's top three national touring circuits with 234 combined victories ‒ died suddenly on May 21 at the age of 41 at the Atrium Health Carolinas Medical Center in Charlotte. The day before, he had become unresponsive and was coughing up blood at a racing simulator facility in Concord, North Carolina.
He was cremated at the Cavin-Cook Funeral Home in Mooresville, North Carolina. A private memorial service was held on June 2. Hours later, Busch's 11-year-old son Brexton was in his racecar, running practice laps at Charlotte Motor Speedway.

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