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So proud of Cooper Farrall from Bentley University and his work to advocate for athletes living with diabetes. Today his story was featured by the American Diabetes Association!

Meet Cooper! 🌟 One of our All-Star Ambassadors, Cooper was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes at 11 years old and wondered how it could impact him playing the sport he loved. Today, he is a college basketball player at Bentley University, showing that diabetes can be part of your story without defining your future. 🏀 💙 Read his full story at bit.ly/4uefUsn. NCAA

Congrats to Amber Bretton (Gorham, ME) and the UConn softball team on winning the Big East Championship. The Huskies have earned an automatic bid to advance to the NCAA tournament.

Congrats to Pliable athlete Kelsey Glynn on her Governor's Award for Service and Volunteerism! Kelsey volunteered 91 hours at the Maine Children's Home in 2025. She is also a volunteer at the Kennebec Valley Humane Society. Way to go, Kels!

Lulu Rucinski (Orono, MN) from the women's ice hockey team at the University of Maine has created a fundraising campaign using her name, image and likeness (NIL) as part of a partnership with the Ronald McDonald House Maine.

Rucinski has designed "I Love Orono" merchandise to raise awareness and funds for the nonprofit organization where she volunteers in her hometown of Orono, Minnesota and near her college town, Orono, Maine.

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Mark your calendars! Pliable is excited to announce its continued partnership with the Northeast Sports Card Expo for a major card show June 26-28 in Marlborough, MA. Several Pliable athletes will be at the show. Plus, on Saturday the van will be there! Stop by the Pliable table all weekend for autographs from athletes, prizes and help us raise funds for athletes living with diabetes!

Congrats to Kaylyn Bourque (Benton, ME) on being named the Outstanding Freshman Female Athlete of the Year at Nichols College. Kaylyn is a star on the women's ice hockey and lacrosse teams!

Good luck to Pliable athletes Noah Carpenter (Greene, ME) and Jace Negley (Greene, ME) in the Jeff Cole Spring Game on Saturday, April 25 at 10a.m. Watch the full story at Wabi.tv

Maddie Brown (pictured left) from the University of St. Thomas women's ice hockey team recently coordinated a volunteer opportunity for her teammates, Courtney Little, Jenessa Gazdik, Nora Hannan, JuliAnna Gazdik, Whitney Horton and Ella Boerger to clean toys for children at Minnesota Children's. ❤️

Maddie is passionate about helping families living with cancer and has created a fundraising initiative called Maddie's Magic Skates that raises funds for families impacted by cancer at Minnesota Children’s. Learn more at https://join.childrensmn.org/give-today-support-tomorrow/maddies-magic-skates

Great job, ladies! 👏

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