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Jacobson, Luer, Nyquist & More Turn Heads at IWLCA Champions Cup

Jacobson, Luer, Nyquist & More Turn Heads at IWLCA Champions Cup
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A New No 1 Team in the Nike / USA Lacrosse High School Girls National Top 25

presented by Nike Lacrosse Wed May 12 2021 | Laurel Pfahler | High School Georgetown Visitation edged Bishop Ireton (Va.) 10-9 in overtime Wednesday on Molly McGuckin’s third goal of the game, and the Cubs are now No. 1. McGuckin also had six draw controls and keyed the Cubs’ second-half possession. Sally Zinsner scored two goals, and Allie Boyce, Molly Finlay, Ella O, Megan Meyers and Madison Rassas all had one goal apiece. The defense held Ireton scoreless over the final four minutes. Their next game isn’t scheduled until May 17 against Paul VI (Va.). Head below to see how the rest of the Top 25 looks as we head into mid-May lacrosse.

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St Paul s (Md ) Beats McDonogh, Climbs Nike / US Lacrosse HS Girls Top 25

Tue Apr 27 2021 | Laurel Pfahler | High School St. Paul’s (Md.) defeated former No. 1 McDonogh (Md.) 16-9 on Wednesday, resulting in another major climb for the Gators. Christina Gagnon scored five goals to go with three assists, Frannie Hahn and Kendall Steer had three goals apiece and Caitlin McElwee added two goals. Josie Hahn and Lauren Steer each had two assists. St. Paul’s jumped out to a 10-0 lead. Leah Warehime made four saves. It’s the first regular-season defeat of McDonogh by an IAAM team since 2008. The Gators then beat Bryn Mawr (Md.) 15-10 on Saturday. Gagnon and McElwee had three goals and one assist apiece, and Lauren Steer, Josie Hahn and Frannie Hahn all contributed two goals apiece, with Lauren Steer adding two assists. Warehime made eight saves.

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2021 MS Innovation Challenge Finalists Announced

2021 MS Innovation Challenge Finalists Announced Bristol Myers Squibb and Lyfebulb announce 10 finalists chosen for the Lyfebulb-Bristol Myers Squibb “Addressing Unmet Needs in MS: An Innovation Challenge.” During March 10-11, the following finalists will compete virtually for a grant of $25,000 to further develop their ideas and concepts that will address the unmet needs of people who are experiencing multiple sclerosis (MS). This award will also assist in raising an overall awareness about this chronic disease. Angie Conley, Founder and CEO of Abilitech Medical Jason DaSilva, Founder and President of AXS Lab Luanne Dibernardo, Founder and CEO of Oro Sports Peter Grande, Co-Founder of MUVE

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Female-led Abilitech Medical raises $7 4 million

Female-led Abilitech Medical raises $7.4 million By Neal St. Anthony Text size Copy shortlink: Founder Angie Conley, (middle row, left) and members of her Abilitech Medical team, as well as Minnesota Cup officials and judges, won the grand prize of $50,000 among nine finalists honored at the MN Cup awards in October at the University of Minnesota. Abilitech Medical, which won the grand prize of this year’s Minnesota Cup entrepreneur competition, has closed on a $7.4 million round of investor capital; topping the $3.2 million in equity and debt it received in separate placements since January 2017. Chief Executive Angie Conley said the money will be used to obtain U.S. Food and Drug Administration clearance next year of its flagship product, support a clinical study of muscular dystrophy patients at the University of Minnesota and Gillette Children’s Hospital and to fund further commercia

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