Kentucky women’s soccer entered Sunday’s match looking to close nonconference play on a high note. Instead, the Wildcats came up short, falling 2-1 to Bowling Green State University on Sunday, Sept. 6, at the Bell Soccer Complex. Entering Sunday’s match, Kentucky held a 4-2-0 record compared to Bowling Green’s 2-1-1 record on the season. Kentucky also held the all-time series advantage over Bowling Green, going 1-0-1 and outscoring the Falcons 7-3 in previous matches. The Falcons claimed an early lead 18 minutes into the game when Audrey Oliver scored the first goal of the match off a volley from the top of the box. The Wildcats struggled to find an offensive rhythm in the opening half, trailing at halftime by the early goal. In the second half, the Wildcats finally responded when freshman Kyla Dawn scored in the 61st minute to tie up the match 1-1. The tie was short-lived, however, when Bowling Green regained the lead in the 86th minute when Lizzie Bultnyck headed the ball into the back of the net off of a delivery from an Emme Butera free kick. The free kick, one that was roughly 40 yards out, was from a foul and yellow card on Dawn. COLUMN: 1-1 draw with Evansville exposes Kentucky men’s soccer’s season-long struggle to capitalize Battle of the Bluegrass rivalry continues after Kentucky women's soccer's 2-1 loss to Louisville Portal payoff: Transfers shine early for Kentucky women's soccer In the final minutes of the game, the Falcons held on to secure the victory. Kentucky kicked off the season with a strong offensive start, scoring 27 goals throughout the first six games. However, the offensive struggles are starting to come at a crucial point in Kentucky’s season. The Wildcats were put to the ultimate test in the two last nonconference games, where they only scored two combined goals. Kentucky will leave the nonconference portion of their schedule with a 4-3-0 record as today’s loss marked Kentucky’s second consecutive 2-1 defeat. Kentucky will look to get back on track heading straight into conference play. Kentucky head coach Troy Fabiano acknowledged that changes will need to be made as the Wildcats prepare for upcoming SEC matches. He noted the team struggled with discipline on set pieces, which was identified as a deciding factor in Sunday’s match. Despite the loss, he expressed confidence in the team’s ability to respond with adversity heading into their next match. Kentucky will now turn its attention to SEC play as it is set to take on Texas A&M on Friday, Sept. 11, at 7:30 p.m. EST at the Bell Soccer Complex.

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The University of Kentucky Army and Air Force ROTC programs and Pershing Rifles hosted the annual 9/11 Memorial Vigil on Friday. Cadets read the names of the people who died during the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks on the front lawn of the Main Building beginning at 8:46 a.m. to mark the moment when the first plane struck the World Trade Center in New York City. “We gather here today to give tribute to those who have fallen to acts of terrorism and war,” Zachary Kuchle, a senior majoring in finance and company commander for Pershing Rifles said. “The price of freedom is a great one, and members of the University of Kentucky Pershing Rifles, the Army and Air Force ROTC programs are here to give the proper respect and honor to a nation that was disturbed by terror.” Thousands of U.S. flags were placed on the Main Building lawn along the walkways and formed the number “25” to mark the 25th anniversary of the attacks. Kuchle said each flag represented the life of an individual who died on 9/11. Another cadet acted as a guard marching around the flag pole on the front lawn as names were read to honor those who died in operation Iraqi Freedom, Enduring Freedom and New Dawn. “You may have heard the saying that a person dies twice, the first time is when they die in life, the second is the last time their name is spoken,” Kuchle said. “So every year, we go out and we read all the names of everyone to keep their memory alive.” Both the ROTC member reading names and the one circling the flag switched out every 30 minutes throughout the event. Kuchle said the opportunity to put on the event and remember the lives lost made him feel honored. “When I think back on it, I hear a lot about how it was a very tragic event, but the country really came together afterwards, and that’s the big thing that stands out to me,” Kuchle said. UK Army ROTC Zach Kuchle says the names of people who died in the World Trade Center on 9/11 during the 9/11 memorial vigil on Friday, Sept. 11, 2026, at the University of Kentucky in Lexington, Ky. Photo by Scout Tarquinio | Kentucky Kernel (Scout Tarquinio) People from the Lexington Fire Department were in attendance at the event, watching the names being read. One of them was Michael Kamphake, a firefighter who was a student at UK during 9/11. “It’s one of those monumental moments in your life that you never forget,” Kamphake said. “It’s refreshing to see that 25 years later, people are still standing out in the rain and reading every name.” Kamphake said the display of flags put into perspective the amount of lives lost during the attacks. “You really can’t conceive the number of people that passed on that day or passed afterwards,” he said. Looking back 25 years later, Kamphake said he still remembers everything that happened the day of the attacks from where he was to the people he knew in New York who he was thinking about at the time. Kamphake said that for him, the vigil not only serves as a reminder of the lives lost but a reminder to be in the present moment and reflect. “Society today doesn’t stay in the moment, we’ve always got to move on to the next thing, but when someone can stop and reflect for be it a minute, be it an hour … it’s pretty good,” Kamphake said. Kelly Cervenec Spears, a lecturer in the College of Social Work, was a freshman at Hanover College in Indiana on Sept. 11. “The significance, I think, was waking up and seeing on my big old desktop computer, because it was 25 years ago, the pictures and how unreal it was and hearing the sounds,” Spears said. “I can still remember the sounds of everyone with CNN and the different news stations, I can still remember the sound echoing up and down the dorm hallways.” Spears said she felt it was important to come to the event and recognize the 25th anniversary and reflect for even a small amount of time. “I’m usually not here on Fridays, but I’m glad I needed to come to campus today so I could be a part of this,” Spears said. Considering the effect Sept. 11 had on the country, Spears said life was changed for everyone in terms of national security and safety. Events like the vigil serve to give people a communal place to mourn, Spears said. “We can all remember in our cars or in our homes or watching TV and documentaries … but vigils like this, it gives the community a chance to be together and remember and recognize that I’m not the only person thinking about this today and remembering this today,” Spears said. As students walked past the vigil, Spears said she found it striking that most students did not experience Sept. 11. “I think that it’s pretty remarkable as I was watching these two soldiers up here who were probably born after 9/11 still giving it the same attention and depth of feeling that I think those of us who witnessed it have,” Spears said. Kuchle said he hoped the vigil would be significant to not only people who stop to reflect but also students passing by. “I hope they just remember,” Kuchle said. “For those that were alive then, they remember that day and the tragedy so that we never forget those people.”

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A major championship change took place on tonight’s episode of WWE SmackDown in Mexico City, Mexico. Back in July, Sami Zayn finally captured the Undisputed WWE Championship for the first time in his career, when he defeated Cody Rhodes to win the title at Night of Champions. Sami’s reign would only last for 9 days however, with him dropping the title to CM Punk in Chicago on Raw in a match that was initially set to be against Rhodes before he was taken out by Gunther. Since losing the title, Sami has continued to be screwed out of opportunities, with him not getting his rematch for the title, having two men added to his number one contender’s match at SummerSlam, and his planned contender’s match with Cody Rhodes not getting underway. After continuing to be a thorn in the side of CM Punk, Punk would finally offer Sami a shot at the title on tonight’s episode of WWE SmackDown in Mexico City. Sami Zayn Wins Undisputed WWE Championship On SmackDown Ahead of the match, Johnny Gargano approached Sami backstage, with him saying that he would have the first shot at the title if Sami won it tonight, which led to Gargano and Candice LeRae getting involved in the main event. They weren’t the only people who would get involved, as Kevin Owens would attempt to get involved and hit Sami Zayn with the WWE Championship just as Sami did to him during his match with Punk, only for Owens to accidentally hit Punk. Sami would then go low on Owens, before hitting Punk with the Helluva Kick to begin his second reign as WWE Champion. Will Kevin Owens Get His Second World Title Reign? With Sami Zayn now a two-time Undisputed WWE Champion, he has now held more world championships in WWE than Kevin Owens, who had one reign as Universal Champion in 2016-17. With Owens now back in the fold, many fans have been waiting almost a decade for his return to the mountaintop, which now feels a lot more likely than it has in years past. While Gunther, Finn Balor and others continue to chase the WWE Championship, Sami losing his title to Owens to kick off KO’s second world title reign would make for an incredible moment. To make sure you stay up to date with all the biggest wrestling and WrestleTalk news, follow us on Threads by clicking this link!

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The Department of Environmental Protection published notice in the September 12 PA Bulletin announcing a comment period and an October 14 hearing-- if requested-- on a new Title V Air Quality Permit for the Webco Industries Oil City Tube Division in the City of Oil City, Venango County. (PA Bulletin, page 6106) The new permit will incorporate an alternative method of complying with RACT III requirements and will amend the State Air Quality Implementation Plan. The hearing-- if requested-- will be held at the DEP northwest Regional Office, 230 Chestnut Street in Meadville starting at 10:00 a.m.To request a hearing or register to speak at a hearing, or to inquire if a hearing will be held, please contact Tom Decker at 814-332-6615 or his email is: thomadecke@pa.gov. The last day to pre-register to speak at a hearing, if one is held, will be October 7.Persons unable to attend the hearing, if it is held, may submit 3 copies of a written statement and exhibits within 10 days thereafter to Lori McNabb, Environmental Program Manager, Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection, Northwest Regional Office, 230 Chestnut Street, Meadville, PA 16335. If a hearing is not held, comments are due October 12-- 30 days from this notice.Comments should be sent to: Lori McNabb, Environmental Program Manager, Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection, Northwest Regional Office, 230 Chestnut Street, Meadville, PA 16335.All pertinent documents are available for public review between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. at the DEP Northwest Regional Office, 230 Chestnut Street, Meadville, PA 16335. Appointments for scheduling a review may be made by calling the Department at 814-332-6078.Read the entire PA Bulletin notice for more information. (PA Bulletin, page 6106) For more information on environmental programs in Pennsylvania, visit DEP’s website. Submit Environmental Complaints; Click Here to sign up for DEP’s newsletter; sign up for DEP’s eNotice; Like DEP on Facebook, Follow DEP on Twitter and visit DEP’s YouTube Channel.[Posted: September 11, 2026] PA Environment Digest

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With Roman Reigns firmly established at the head of the table in WWE, the OTC has faced off against most top stars in the company. There are, however, some notable names who Reigns has never stepped into the ring with in one-on-one matches, who it would make sense for him to face in the near future. From rising stars to those Reigns has only had brief encounters with, here are five competitors Roman Reigns has never faced in one-on-one matches, who he could battle soon. GUNTHER The final moments of the 2026 Royal Rumble match saw Roman Reigns eliminate GUNTHER to punch his ticket for WrestleMania 42. This, and both stars being part of the 15-man elimination three-way tag match at Survivor Series 2019, are the only times Reigns and GUNTHER have shared the ring, with the duo never meeting in a singles match. It’s rare for WWE to let a first-time singles match of this caliber pass them by, so expect Reigns and GUNTHER to face off one-on-one for the first time ever in the future. Royce Keys Royce Keys made his debut for the company in that same 2026 Royal Rumble match, and has since proven himself as a powerhouse in WWE. With Keys now aligned with Lucien Price and Bronco Nima, the trio targeting The Usos has fuelled speculation about a potential clash between the two groups’ leaders. As the two heavyweights have never faced off one-on-one, it would be an interesting clash to see the established champion battle the rising star. Chad Gable Roman Reigns and Chad Gable both hold singles gold on the Raw brand, with Reigns being the World Heavyweight Champion and Gable reigning with the Intercontinental Title. Outside of both competitors participating in the 2025 Royal Rumble match, Reigns and Gable have never met in singles or tag-team action, despite both stars’ stints with the company. Chad Gable and Roman Reigns are arguably both at the peaks of their popularity, so a clash between the two sides would certainly be talked about for some time. Bron Breakker Despite having shared the ring in Royal Rumbles, tag action, and even in a WarGames match, Roman Reigns and Bron Breakker have yet to lock horns one-on-one. This is clearly a bout which WWE is building towards, with Reigns and Breakker drawing a huge reaction any time they’re in the same shot. While the duo have both felt each other’s wrath, the first time these stars clash in a singles match will be special. Oba Femi WWE has taken the opposite approach in building towards Roman Reigns vs Oba Femi, with the two stars not facing off in any capacity since Femi called out the new champion following WrestleMania 42. With Oba Femi even giving up his guaranteed title shot after winning the King of the Ring tournament, it’s clear that WWE is keeping the two stars separate so that when they do finally come together there will be fireworks. It is heavily rumored that this match will take place at WrestleMania 43. If it does, it will be a first-time match over a year in the making. To make sure you stay up to date with all the biggest wrestling and WrestleTalk news, follow us on Threads by clicking this link!

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