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School Records Fall in 21-2 Victory Over Delaware State – Kennesaw State University Athletics
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KENNESAW, Ga. – Kennesaw State’s Siena Gore broke her personal college single-season scoring report, whereas the Owls set a brand new college mark for fewest targets allowed in a recreation in Saturday’s 21-2 victory over Delaware State in ASUN ladies’s lacrosse motion from Fifth Third Financial institution Stadium. The win improved the Owls to 10-5 on the season and 2-1 in league motion.
KEY PLAYER: Gore continued her maintain on the nationwide scoring lead due to a six-goal efficiency. She entered the sport with a three-goal benefit over the remainder of the nation, and her 73 targets in 2022 tops her earlier college report of 70, set in 2018. That offers her the highest 4 spots in class historical past, as she scored 68 in 2019 for third place and 67 in 2021 for fourth total.
THE RUNDOWN: The sport was tied 5 minutes in after Delaware State scored on a man-up state of affairs. The was the closest the sport can be the remainder of the best way. Gore scored back-to-back targets lower than a minute aside to spark a 6-0 Owl run. The Hornets did submit the ultimate objective of the quarter to chop the margin to 7-2. Nonetheless, that was additionally the ultimate rating of the afternoon for DSU. KSU scored six unanswered within the second, 5 within the third and three extra within the last quarter for the eventual 19-goal victory.
QUOTEABLE: “At present was actually an excellent crew effort. We centered this week on staying locked in on either side of the ball, each offensively and defensively. We rose to the event right this moment and performed a whole recreation on either side of the sphere. We wished to verify we received again to our greatest lacrosse as we get able to go on the highway for a convention recreation at Coastal Carolina subsequent week, we wish to have that momentum going into a tricky highway contest.” – KSU head coach Laura Maness.
NOTES
-Gore moved her profession objective whole to 306, fourth highest all-time in NCAA historical past.
-5 gamers all posted two scores every for the Owls: McKenzie Jackson, Bailey Wilson, Hannah Barth, Caroline Farley and Chesslyn Lamar. Additionally scoring for KSU was Naquia Corridor, Hannah Davis, Abbey Behn, Jaxsyn Schonewille and Devon Webb, all with one objective every.
-KSU’s different two scores got here from Natalie Welch and Jaxsyn Schonewille.
-The earlier report for fewest targets allowed by KSU in a recreation was three. That was completed twice, first in a 26-3 win over Delaware State on April 7, 2017, and once more in a 25-3 win at Howard on April 28, 2019.
-KSU held a commanding 44-7 edge on photographs, together with 18-2 within the second half. Pictures on objective had been 41-6 in favor of the Owls, 18-1 within the second half.
-The Owls pressured 24 turnovers and held the benefit in each floor balls (25-14) and draw controls (17-9).
–Julia Weiss began in objective and picked up three saves whereas permitting two targets. Errin Crowe completed the second half and made one save with no targets allowed.
NEXT TIME OUT: The Owls have simply two video games left within the common season, and their last highway recreation shall be on Saturday, April 23, with a 12 pm contest at Coastal Carolina in Conway, S.C.
By Patrick Hoff · May 17, 2024, 9:15 PM EDT
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According to a news release from Delaware Health and Social Services earlier this month, health care spending in Delaware increased by 6.3% in 2022, outpacing the 3% growth rate benchmark. The previous year saw an 11% increase as more people resumed health care visits they had put off during the pandemic.
“The 6.3% per capita increase in 2022 is significant, but there was an expectation of some continuing health care spending rebound effect in the post-pandemic period,” the news release said. “Moving forward into 2023 and beyond, DHSS expects Delaware’s health care market to be in a steadier state.”
Carney set a spending benchmark in 2018, which was an aspirational goal for annual per-capita-rate health care spending growth. The 3.8% benchmark took effect in 2019. It’s since fluctuated to various percentages below 4%.
Once up and running, the review board would review each hospital’s budget annually. If a hospital failed to meet spending benchmarks, it would be required to develop a performance improvement plan. Once a hospital met spending targets for three consecutive years, the board would release it from the performance plan oversight. When a hospital successfully meets its budget goals for three consecutive years, it would no longer be required to participate in the budget approval process.
“This legislation is not about punishing hospitals, but rather ensuring our constituents are able to access quality and affordable health care and to put a system into place to slow down the skyrocketing costs that we have experienced in Delaware,” House Speaker Valerie Longhurst said during a debate in the House.
Advocates of the legislation say hospitals are the primary driver of higher costs. However, DHA President and CEO Brian Frazee has argued pharmacy drugs and long-term care are more significant cost drivers than hospitals.
Senate Minority Whip Brian Pettyjohn, R-Georgetown, said he was concerned about an “attack on hospitals” and that the hospitals were forced to come to the table after being backed into a deal.
“It disturbed me greatly when one hospital had told me two days ago that before House Bill 350 was introduced, no one from the General Assembly, not from this chamber, not from the other chamber, picked up the phone and called them to discuss and understand hospital costs,” he said. “Not one. Is this a collaboration? Is this a partnership? Not in any definition that I’m familiar with.”
The bill heads back to the House for approval of the Senate amendment, where it passed 21-16 on a near party-line vote, with three Democrats voting in opposition. If the House signs off and no other changes are made, it will then head to Gov. John Carney’s desk.
The Delaware State Police (DSP) announced the formation of a new unit that will focus on high-visibility traffic enforcement on designated roadways.
DSP announced the creation of the new Highway Safety Unit (HSU) on May 16.
The HSU is an eleven trooper unit that will primarily focus on traffic enforcement on the following “High Intensity” roadways:
- Interstate 95 (from the Maryland line to the Pennsylvania line)
- Interstate 495 (from the I-95 junction south of Wilmington northbound to the I-95 merge just south of the Pennsylvania line)
- Interstate 295 (from I-95 to the Delaware Memorial Bridge)
- State Route 1 (entirety)
- Other highways identified by the Superintendent of the Delaware State Police or their designee in coordination with DelDOT and the Office of Highway Safety based on factors such as speed, aggressive driving complaints, crash data, and DUI incidents.
“As we remain focused on reducing fatalities and crashes in our state, the new DSP Highway Safety Unit enables us to devote full-time resources to proactively address traffic safety priorities. This dedicated unit will be a visible presence on our highways and instrumental in preventing crashes, minimizing injuries, and saving lives,” said Secretary of Safety and Homeland Security Nathaniel McQueen, Jr.
“The HSU is a proactive initiative to combat traffic safety challenges in Delaware. We are committed to deploying our resources strategically to address areas of concern and promote safer driving behaviors,” said Colonel Melissa Zebley, Superintendent of the Delaware State Police. The DSP is excited to collaborate with partnering agencies and the community to achieve the shared goal of making the roadways safer for everyone.”
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