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U.S. SOCCER NATIONAL TRAINING CENTER (Fayetteville, Ga.) — Tim Ream will captain the U.S. men’s national team at the World Cup this summer, manager Mauricio Pochettino announced Saturday morning. The 38-year-old center back has already worn the armband in 16 of 23 matches in the Pochettino era, including that first game vs. Panama on Oct. 12, 2024 in Austin, Texas. “What I want to say is that I am so grateful that he’s with us, because he’s a great captain not only on the field, but maybe more importantly, off the field,” Pochettino said while sitting next to Ream during a press conference at the National Training Center outside Atlanta. “I think he has the experience, he has the capacity to be the leader that we want, the positive leader. “For me, that’s one of the most important things is to connect [with] the players. He’s an amazing voice, so lucky to have a player like him with his personality and his character.” Ream, the oldest player on the USA’s 26-man roster, seemed a little bit surprised despite his veteran status on the team. “Wow,” Ream said. “This is more than a dream come true. I’ve done everything possible to be a part of this group, to help this group along, and I’m just really, really grateful to be sitting here to have this honor. And at the same time, it’s not going to change what I do or who I am or how I help the group.” Ream thanked Pochettino, before adding that this is “the highest honor for me” and “I’m not going to take that for granted.” Pochettino said he was the one who chose Ream, not the players. “Not a vote of the team, of the players,” Pochettino said, with his arms folded on the table. “It’s my decision.” Ream is already widely viewed as a leader in this team. Fellow defender Alex Freeman, who is the youngest player on the roster at 21 years old, said earlier this week that he is always trying to learn from Ream and goes to him when he needs advice. Four years ago, a then-23-year-old Tyler Adams was named captain for the 2022 World Cup in Qatar and handled the role with remarkable maturity and poise. Just because he’s not captain this summer doesn’t mean he’ll be any less of a leader. In fact, there are quite a few players on the team who could have handled captain responsibilities. “Listen, it’s a privilege and an honor for anyone who gets to wear the armband,” Adams told reporters earlier in the week before Ream was officially named. “But what I represent, how I lead, I think anybody that plays with me knows that I’m a leader. That’s just how I’ve been my entire career, whether I’m wearing the armband or not.” Ream has been on this team for 15 years and made his national team debut on Nov. 17, 2010. He has 80 appearances, scored one goal, and played every minute of the 2022 World Cup. The U.S. plays two tuneup friendlies over the next week, facing Senegal in Charlotte on Sunday and then Germany in Chicago next Saturday, June 6. The team will then fly to their World Cup base camp in Irvine, Calif. before kicking off the tournament in Group D where it will play Paraguay in Los Angeles on June 12, Australia in Seattle on June 19, and Türkiye back in L.A. on June 25.Latest Sports News from FOX Sports
COLUMBIA, S.C. — President Donald Trump endorsed three Republican gubernatorial candidates Friday, wading into contests in South Carolina, Iowa and Oklahoma that have pitted allies against each other in a fierce competition for their party leader’s blessing.
In a trio of social media posts, Trump gave his backing to South Carolina Lt. Gov. Pamela Evette, Iowa Rep. Randy Feenstra and former Oklahoma state senator Mike Mazzei as primary elections approach.
Iowa’s primary is Tuesday, South Carolina’s is on June 9 and Oklahoma’s is on June 16. All three states are having their first competitive Republican gubernatorial primaries in years.
For two terms, Evette has served alongside Gov. Henry McMaster, one of Trump’s earliest backers during his first presidential campaign. Earlier this year, the long-serving governor endorsed his No. 2, telegraphing to some that Trump’s backing could be next.
On Friday, Trump expressed both appreciation for Evette and the state she represents, noting that she stumped for him in 2024. He also said “A BIG added plus” for her campaign is that Henry McMaster Jr. — the sitting governor’s son — may be Evette’s running mate.
In the deep red state of South Carolina, the competition for the president’s support has been the most intense part of the primary race.
In a separate post, Trump described Feenstra as “MAGA all the way” and said he would “fight tirelessly” for the state on issues including the economy, border security and support of law enforcement.
Evette and Feenstra have been vocal about wanting Trump’s endorsement, in the hopes that it would carry weight in states that helped propel Trump’s return to office in 2024. Feenstra said earlier this year that he asked for Trump’s support, and much of Evette’s campaign media has featured photos of her next to Trump.
Along with Feenstra, four other Republicans — state Rep. Eddie Andrews, businessman and former conservative political director Zach Lahn, former state Rep. Brad Sherman and former director of the state Department of Administrative Services Adam Steen — are in the primary to replace outgoing Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds, who opted out of a third bid.
Evette is competing for the South Carolina nomination against Rep. Nancy Mace, Rep. Ralph Norman and state Attorney General Alan Wilson.
Mazzei is running to replace Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt, who is finishing his second term. He’s competing against state Attorney General Gentner Drummond, former state House Speaker Charles McCall and former state public safety secretary Chip Keating.
“Mike Mazzei has my Complete and Total Endorsement to be the next Governor of Oklahoma — HE WILL NEVER LET YOU DOWN!” Trump wrote on social media.
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KHNS to host Dance Party, Canadian DJ
Tomorrow evening, Haines’ radio station KHNS will be hosting their annual spring fundraiser in the form of a dance party. Local DJ RadioCaroline will be opening the event and Whitehorse’s DJKJ will follow as the headliner.
In the past, KHNS has held wine tasting events and concerts as fundraisers, but decided to have a more “dance oriented event” this year, said KHNS development director Dawn Drotos
This will not be DJKJ’s, whose real name is Kevin Jack’s, first time performing in Haines, Drotos said. Jack first came to perform in the Chilkat Center three years ago.
“I was so blown away by the energy of the Haines, Alaska community,” Jack said on Friday. He said he first got connected with the Haines community after a few Haines locals went to Whitehorse for the Paradise Music Festival. Jack started DJ’ing in 2001 and said he has had to evolve as the DJ technology has shifted away from vinyls and towards online music streaming.
“I’m super pumped to bring some positivity and some light during this time. As humans we need to dance more and more connection to drown out the noise,” Jack said.
Drotos said those in Haines familiar with his style and sound should be ready for a similar “let loose and dance” environment. The main event with music will be in the lobby of the Chilkat Center, with a kids section in the wings of the theater equipped with craft projects. Both alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages and food will be available for purchase with all proceeds going to KHNS. The admission is by suggested donation and all ages are welcome.
“We don’t want the cost to prohibit anybody from attending,” Drotos said.
Historically, Drotos said that these fundraisers typically raise a few thousand dollars. “They’re as much kind of a community event and kind of outreach as they are fundraisers for the radio station too,” Drotos said.
The room will be decked out in blacklights, a disco ball, and a sound system that Jack is bringing with him from Whitehorse.
The event runs from 7:30 – 10 p.m. Saturday, May 30 in the Chilkat Center lobby.
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