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POMPANO BEACH, Fla. – The UAB beach volleyball team will play in a highly competitive tournament this weekend on Pompano Beach at the FAU Invitational. The Blazers have four matches with two on Friday and two on Saturday.

Friday's contests come against No. 20 Georgia State and (rv) Florida Gulf Coast, while Saturday features matches against reigning DII National Champion Tampa and No. 13 Florida Atlantic.

The Blazers went 4-0 at The March to May last weekend and improved their record to 8-3 overall, which is the best start in program history. Three of the four victories came in sweeps over Houston Christian, EKU and New Orleans, while the Blazers won a dramatic 3-2 match over North Alabama in which Court 5 clinched the match with a 15-13 third set victory. On Wednesday, UAB opened its spring break trip with a 4-1 loss at No. 19 FIU.

Junior defender Jasmine Haas became just the sixth player in program history to win 50 matches at UAB last weekend. Haas now has a career record of 51-26 and is on pace to be the winningest player in program history. Of her 51 wins, 45 of them have come on Court 1, which is a school record. She and her teammate Olivia Stant are off to a 10-2 start this season on Court 1.

True freshman Claudia Stockard has been tremendous for the Blazers this season and is off to a 9-3 start with teammate Isabel Day, which includes wins over FIU, Tulane and Texas A&M-Corpus Christi. The duo has played all but one match on Court 2 this season, in which Day is the career leader in Court 2 wins (26 and counting). Stockard has been instant impact and should continue to play a major role in the lineup.

Following this weekend in Florida, the Blazers are off for a week before heading to Arizona State for a tournament at the end of March.

For more information on the UAB beach volleyball team, be sure to follow @UAB_BVB on Twitter and Instagram.

Related Group and BH Group, in partnership with Marriott International, are bringing W Pompano Beach Hotel & Residences to Florida.

Managed by W Hotels, the development will merge luxury residential living with the brand’s signature high-energy hospitality, bold design, and social experiences.

Spanning nearly four acres along the Atlantic coastline, the 24-story tower is designed by Nichols Architects in collaboration with KORA, with interiors from Meyer Davis.

Inspired by the rhythms of the sea, the tower’s architecture features fluid lines, expansive water views, and a palette of natural, locally sourced materials. The landscape, crafted by Enea Landscape Architecture, blends W’s lively aesthetic with South Florida’s tropical charm.

The development will include 74 luxury condominium residences, three penthouses with private rooftops, and 296 fully furnished condo-hotel suites. Floor-to-ceiling windows in both the residences and suites will frame sweeping views of the Atlantic Ocean and Intracoastal Waterway.

The residences will offer expansive balconies, dens, powder rooms, walk-in laundry areas, and spa-inspired primary bathrooms. The suites, meanwhile, will come fully furnished, complete with custom-made pieces and a curated mix bar.

Residents will enjoy a private lobby with 24-hour concierge service, valet parking, and direct elevator access. Exclusive amenities include a residents-only pool and deck with an outdoor barbecue area, a private fitness center, a club lounge, coworking spaces, and a grand room with individual wine lockers.

At the heart of the property, the 63,000-square-foot WET Pool Deck will feature private cabanas, a full-service bar and grill, pickleball and padel courts, and a jacuzzi.

Indoors, W’s signature Living Room will serve as a dynamic social hub, hosting wine tastings, live music, art exhibitions, and cultural events. Additional amenities include a fitness center, yoga studio, and spa.

Sales for the residences launched on January 6th. W Pompano Beach Hotel & Residences marks another milestone in Related’s growing portfolio of branded condominiums across Florida, following the successful launch of the St. Regis Resort and Residences, Bahia Mar in Fort Lauderdale.

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The search for a missing diver who was last seen just off the coast of Pompano Beach on Saturday has been suspended, the U.S. Coast Guard said.

The USCG said on X that its air and surface teams had been actively searching for 24-year-old Jack Levine, who "reportedly failed to resurface while diving" about two miles off Pompano Beach. He is said to be last been seen wearing a black wetsuit.

A beach rentals employee told CBS News Miami that the surf has been rough in the area all day and rarely anyone has been going into the water due to the waves.

In another post to X later Saturday night, the USCG said it would continue its search overnight, and partner agencies, including the Broward County Sheriff's Office, are planning to join them on Sunday to assist.

By Sunday night, the USGC said it suspended search efforts for Levine pending the development of new information after searching about 1,470 square miles over the weekend.

If anyone has seen Levine or has any information that may help the search, they are asked to call the USCG's Miami Sector at (305) 535-4472.

Hunter Geisel

Hunter Geisel is a digital producer at CBS Miami. Hunter has previously produced digital content for local and national outlets, covering several topics from breaking news and current events to politics and pop culture.

POMPANO BEACH, Fl. – Tulane Beach Volleyball is back in action this weekend for the Florida International University Invite at Pompano Beach.

The Green Wave will kick off the tournament against Florida Gulf Coast University at 11:00 a.m. on Friday, April 4.

At 1:30 p.m. Friday, the Wave will play its first match against No. 17 FIU. This will be Tulane's second C-USA contest this season. The two will rematch at 8:30 a.m. on Saturday, April 5.

To wrap the weekend, Tulane will play FGCU again at 11:00 a.m. Saturday.

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FORT LAUDERDALE, FLA. (WSVN) - A judge has denied bail for a woman accused of being intoxicated while behind the wheel during a fatal hit-and-run in Pompano Beach.

Thirty-seven-year-old Ashley Bowman was charged with driving under the influence manslaughter after she struck Sal and Patricia Marciante earlier this month.

She appeared in a Broward County bond court Tuesday morning to see whether she would be given bond.

Antonio Marciante, Sal’s brother, said she does not deserve to be let out as she awaits trial.

“This is not your typical hit and run where she hit a pole or she hit a car,” Antonio Marciante, Sal’s brother, told the jury. “She ran over a human being. Twice.”

According to Broward County Sheriff’s Office, Bowman was drunk when she hit the Marciantes in Pompano Beach on the night of March 7.

“That pick up made a left turn onto Atlantic, kind of sped up and struck the two pedestrians and then fled westbound,” said BSO Det. Sean Strzalkowski.

Family members told 7News at the time that the couple was taking a walk during a date night at the intersection of East Atlantic Boulevard and North Pompano Beach Boulevard when they were struck.

The two were quickly rushed to Broward Health North, where Patricia, unfortunately, would not survive.

“When she got transported to the hospital, the doctor said the damage of her being run over by both tires was so intense that there was nothing they could do,” said Antonio.

Deputies said Bowen then fled the scene after the crash, heading north before officials located and arrested her a few hours later.

“Based on your interaction with her, did you believe that Ms. Bowman was impaired by alcohol?” asked prosecutors on Tuesday.

“Yes,” said BSO Deputy Shelby Campbell.

The details were disturbing enough for a judge to determine Bowman would remain behind bars throughout the duration of her trial.

“The defendant will remain in custody on a no-bond hold until this case is resolved,” said the judge.

It’s unclear when Bowman’s trial is set to begin.

Sal remains in the hospital. He is expected to undergo surgery in the next few days.

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