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With a 6.5 preseason win total and a schedule of potential bowl destinations, the Hokies are positioned as a compelling non‑playoff television property despite recent losses.
George Mason's women's basketball team unveiled a 14‑game non‑conference schedule for 2026‑27, featuring five home games, a Puerto Rico Clásico series and a road trip that tests the Patriots' mettle across the East Coast.
Charlie Barrickman claimed his first collegiate tournament victory and set a freshman scoring record, while Julia Corropolese helped the field‑hockey team reach a 4‑0 mark, the program’s strongest start since 1984.
A 3-0 loss on the road highlights defensive lapses for Presbyterian, while Navy’s late goals and solid goalkeeping shape the outcome.
The Naval Academy’s football team opens its 2026 campaign at home against Towson, a game that marks a second meeting with the Tigers, a rushing record for Shun White, and the continuation of a 78‑game home winning streak when leading after three quarters.
The Marist women's soccer team wraps up its non‑conference schedule with a home clash against Holy Cross on August 30, looking to rebound from a 2‑0 loss and confront a Navy side riding a 3‑2‑1 streak.
The Navy women's soccer team secured a 2-0 victory over Maryland, marking the program's 400th all-time win and showcasing dominant defense and timely scoring.
The Presbyterian Blue Hose travel to Maryland for back‑to‑back games against UMBC and Navy, marking the first meetings with both opponents and showcasing key players and coaching staff.
The Navy women's soccer team concludes its home non‑conference schedule with games against Maryland and Marist, highlighting a storied rivalry, a 399‑win milestone and broadcast details.
From Mount Zion Prep’s split squads to St. James’s MAC return, Maryland’s non‑traditional football powers are set to reshape the upcoming season.
The Navy women's soccer team fell 4‑0 to Air Force at the Glenn Warner Soccer Facility, despite outshot advantage and early efforts by several players.
The Naval Academy announced its 2026‑27 men’s and women’s basketball schedules, confirming a slate that will keep the programs busy in Alumni Hall for more than a month. Season ticket packages are now on sale, offering fans the chance to secure seats for either the women’s or the combined men’s‑women’s lineup, with prices beginning at $135 for a women’s‑only ticket. For donors, premium floor seats are available, with up to eight seats reserved for contributions of $25,000 or more, adding a high‑profile element to the home‑court atmosphere. The women’s team returns four of its five starters from the 2025‑26 squad that captured the Patriot League regular‑season crown with a 16‑2 record. Among the returning starters are All‑American Zanai Barnett‑Gay and Rookie of the Year Zoe Mesuch, who are expected to anchor the offense. The men’s side enters the new season riding a 26‑8 record from 2025‑26, a campaign that featured a 17‑1 mark in league play and an NIT berth. Key returnees include Cam Cole, who contributed 6.1 points per game and 55 assists, Jinwoo Kim adding 9.8 points per game, and Jordan Pennick contributing 7.2 points per game. The schedule kicks off with road tests at George Washington on Nov. 2 and Delaware State on Nov. 5 before the team dives into Patriot League competition, beginning with a Dec. 30 showdown against Lafayette and a Jan. 2 matchup with Bucknell. Notable non‑conference dates include early‑season contests against Mount St. Mary’s, Temple, James Madison and Air Force, while the women’s side will also travel to the Bahamas for a three‑game series in late November. The 2026‑27 Patriot League Tournament is slated for March, with the first round on March 1, quarterfinals on March 3, semifinals on March 6 and the championship game on March 9, promising a crescendo of high‑stakes basketball.
The Colonials are set to open against Navy and Bowling Green, aiming to translate tactical refinements into on‑field success.
A two‑day, no‑cost hockey clinic will take place at the Hagerstown Ice & Sports Complex on September 12‑13, offering girls ages 4‑9 a chance to try the sport with borrowed equipment and guidance from local partners.
Two Wisconsin Badgers have been celebrated by College Sports Communicators as members of the Academic All‑America Women’s At‑Large team, highlighting their combined scholarly and athletic achievements.
The Veterans Classic, founded by former Navy coach Ed DeChellis, now operates under Jon Perry, who has partnered with athletic director Michael Kelly to set the tournament's schedule.
Maryland women's soccer announces a challenging 2026 schedule, featuring marquee opponents and a revamped roster.
Preseason predictions place Navy at the top of the American Athletic Conference, setting the stage for a high‑stakes start to the 2026 season.
The Hawks will square off against the Bulls on November 11, a game steeped in tradition and broadcast live on CBS Sports Network.
Lindy's Sports preseason predictions place Navy as the favorite to win the American Conference, ranking them No. 46 nationally and second among Group of Six programs, while highlighting key player honors and marquee games.
The Big Ten has released its full 2026‑27 women's basketball schedule, confirming nine home and nine away games for each team, with Ohio State slated to face Maryland twice and a roster of opponents spanning the Midwest and West Coast.
Athlon Sports' preseason magazine places the Navy football team at the summit of the American Conference, projecting a first‑place finish, a championship game victory over Memphis, and a showdown with Arizona State in the Armed Forces Bowl.
The University of North Texas Mean Green have released detailed start times and network designations for a seven‑game 2026 schedule, highlighting multiple nationally televised contests.