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Adapti, Inc. and Levelution Sports Client Ayden Ames and Team USA Win Gold Medal at the 2026 NORCECA U21 Pan American Cup
DALLAS, TX / ACCESS Newswire / July 22, 2026 / Adapti, Inc. (OTCID:ADTI), a company developing AI technology to integrate sports and influencer management, today announced Ayden Ames won a gold medal at the recently concluded 2026 NORCECA U21 Pan American Cup. The event was held July 7-12 at Ohio State University's Covelli Center in Columbus, Ohio.
The United States defeated Canada in straight sets in the Finals. They finished the tournament with a perfect 5-0.
In the final match, rising Creighton junior Ayden Ames had five kills and an ace to help United States Volleyball to the title.Ames had the first kill of the match for the United States, then added the first ace of the match four points later to help set the tone.
Ames played in four of the five US matches in the tournament, finishing with 18 kills in 35 swings while hitting .400. She was also credited with six blocks and three aces. Ames has now won three gold medals with USA Volleyball, previously winning the 2025 Women's U21 Pan American Cup last summer in addition to the FIVB U19 World Championship in 2023.
Ayden previously was named the 2023-2024 Gatorade National Volleyball Player of the Year after an outstanding senior season in high school.
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About Adapti
Adapti, Inc. (OTCID:ADTI) leverages advanced AI technology to match products and brands with optimal influencers, using proprietary data analytics to drive superior marketing results. Adapti aims to build a global platform where data is an asset, efficiently paired with high-impact influencers.
In July 2025, Adapti acquired the Ballengee Group, a full-service sports agency representing Major League Baseball athletes. The Ballengee Group assists its clients with contract negotiations, marketing deals, public relations, and strategic partnerships, and has guided world champions and global icons throughout their careers.
Adapti plans to roll out a suite of integrated services that blend traditional contract negotiation and endorsement deals with dynamic social media campaigns, powered by AdaptAI's proprietary "data fingerprint" technology currently in development. This technology will utilize Large Language Models to rapidly adapt to changes in the evolving marketing landscape, maximizing engagement, driving higher ROI for brand partners, and helping athletes grow their platforms.
About Levelution Sports
Levelution Sports is a NIL representation agency dedicated to helping athletes navigate the evolving landscape of Name, Image, and Likeness. With a focus on compliance, brand partnerships, and long-term career development, Levelution provides athletes with the tools and resources needed to excel in sports, business, and life. Learn more at www.levelutionsports.com.
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