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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Sara Puckett had 17 points and Ruby Whitehorn scored 16 as No. 15 Tennessee walloped Winthrop 112-50 on Sunday, earning the Lady Volunteers the seventh 12-0 start to a season in program history. Puckett made 6 of 10 shots with a 3-pointer and all four of her free throws, adding eight rebounds for Tennessee, which is unbeaten through 12 games in its first season under head coach Kim Caldwell — and for just the second time in the past 19 seasons. Whitehorn made 7 of 13 from the floor and both of her foul shots. Jewel Spear hit three 3-pointers and scored 15 for the Lady Vols. Kaniya Boyd scored 15 off the bench on 5-for-5 shooting with a 3-pointer. Zee Spearman added 14 points and reserve Tess Darby scored 10. Amourie Porter made all eight of her free throws and scored 14 to lead the Eagles (6-7), who fell to 1-5 on the road. Eight different players scored as Tennessee led 35-13 after one quarter. Spear and Puckett each had nine points by halftime and Whitehorn scored eight as the Lady Vols took a 61-32 advantage into intermission. Tennessee added eight points to its lead after three quarters and outscored Winthrop 31-4 in the final period. Tennessee entered play leading the nation in scoring average (97.4), 3-pointers made per game (12.6) and attempted per game (38.3) as well as offensive rebounds per contest (21.5) and turnovers forced (27.2). It was the sixth time the Lady Vols have scored at least 100 this season. Tennessee opens Southeastern Conference play on Thursday at Texas A&M. Winthrop travels to South Carolina Upstate on Thursday for a Big South Conference opener. Get poll alerts and updates on the AP Top 25 throughout the season. Sign up here . AP women’s college basketball: https://apnews.com/hub/ap-top-25-womens-college-basketball-poll and https://apnews.com/hub/womens-college-basketball
[Source: Supplied] A border management information system launched at the Nausori International Airport recently will play a key role in boosting Fiji’s border screening processes. The Migration Information and Data Analysis System (MIDAS) pilot project was launched by the Fiji Immigration Department, in collaboration with the International Organization for Migration (IOM). Speaking at the launch event, Ambassador of Japan to Fiji Rokuichiro Michii , reflected on Japan’s commitment to supporting regional development initiatives through technical assistance and capacity-building efforts. “The soft-launch of MIDAS enhances Fiji’s border security and immigration systems. This initiative not only helps protect Fiji’s population from transnational crime and diseases but also elevates Fiji’s position as a sovereign nation, better protecting its borders while advancing cross-border trade and travel. Japan is proud to have contributed to this project, which strengthens the friendship between our two nations.” IOM Fiji Officer in Charge Matthew Bidder said the launch of MIDAS in Fiji marked a critical advancement in modernizing border management systems to meet evolving global and regional challenges. “This system will not only enhance security but also improve service delivery and contribute to the country’s broader digital transformation goals. We are proud to support the Fiji Immigration Department in this pioneering initiative.” The pilot launch at Nausori International Airport marked the first step toward a full-scale implementation of MIDAS across Fiji’s key international gateways, including Nadi International Airport and major seaports. This initiative follows IOM’s 2021 gender-sensitive rapid assessment of Fiji’s border management during the COVID-19 pandemic, which identified critical areas for improvement in policy, governance, and technology. The MIDAS pilot addresses these recommendations, enabling Fiji to lead by example in adopting cutting-edge border management solutions in the Pacific region.How African designers are transforming Western fashion scene
