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Dean Thompson is set to drive a third Haas Factory Team entry in 2027, bringing a proven track record and new sponsorships to the competitive O'Reilly Series.
After a decorated college career at Xavier University, Natalie Bain inks a one‑year NWSL contract, reflecting years of resilience, tactical growth, and leadership.
In a recent media session, Nebraska’s head coach outlined the team’s preparations for the upcoming season, highlighting key players, staff changes and the importance of equitable scheduling.
Entering his 22nd year, Michigan coach Kyle Whittingham places the future of the program on the shoulders of quarterback Bryce Underwood, whose freshman season fell short of expectations but now benefits from a network of mentors and a revised offensive scheme.
Every summer, the Snoopy's Senior World Hockey Tournament draws teams from around the world to Santa Rosa, California, where players in their 70s and 80s lace up for a competition that began as a whimsical offshoot of the Senior Olympics.
A former California State University, Bakersfield assistant basketball coach received a four‑year prison term after pleading no contest to pimping, child pornography and drug offenses linked to a multi‑state trafficking scheme.
Damion Wright, the newly appointed head coach of Riverside Prep, is focused on ending the school’s frequent coaching changes and fostering a stable, player‑centered program that could finally translate into playoff success.
From offensive coordinator to associate head coach, PhyNique Allen's rise reflects a blend of strategic acumen and player development that has propelled UC San Diego to back‑to‑back conference titles.
The Buffalo Sabres have extended forward Peyton Krebs to a four‑year, $4.5 million‑per‑season contract, a move that not only averts arbitration but also cements a pivotal player from the Jack Eichel trade.
Travis Green’s induction into the British Columbia Hockey Hall of Fame celebrates a 14‑year NHL playing stint and a coaching resurgence that has returned the Ottawa Senators to the playoffs, culminating in a milestone 500th regular‑season game this fall.
From a 30‑0 championship season to a celebrated coaching tenure, Walt Hazzard’s impact on UCLA basketball continues to resonate.
The University of Pittsburgh announced its full non‑conference slate for the 2026‑27 men’s basketball season, highlighting nine home games in the city, high‑profile power‑conference opponents and participation in the Fort Myers Tip‑Off
Northern Illinois University's football program has left the Mid-American Conference for the Mountain West, seeking new competition and TV revenue while navigating a historic legacy and a changing coaching landscape.
Nebraska offers three-star offensive tackle Aiden Owolabi, a 6-6, 280-pound prospect from California, as part of a focused push to strengthen the 2028 offensive line.
Coach Ben McCollum discussed Iowa’s tournament run, key players, newcomers and the shifting landscape of college basketball.
Stockton native Brooke Bryant joins the Professional Women’s Hockey League, aiming to inspire the next generation of California players.
Charlie Hickey, who guided the Blue Devils to nine NCAA Tournament berths and a program‑record 41 wins in 2004, will retire following the 2025 season, leaving a legacy highlighted by star alumnus Evan Scribner and a storied coaching lineage.
A hot summer final at Calipatria State Prison saw Team 7 defeat Team 3 in a tightly contested soccer championship, highlighting rehabilitative sports programs and a charitable donation drive.
Stanford’s football team has formed the inaugural player‑led chapter of the College Football Players Association, a step that could reshape how college athletes organize and negotiate.
The San Francisco Giants have elevated seven standout prospects, highlighting a vibrant future for the organization.
The Lions’ 2026 field hockey slate features non‑conference road trips, an Ivy League slate, and a home‑heavy finish, culminating in a Senior Day game against Princeton and the Ivy League Tournament in early November.
Twelve Michigan alumni are making their mark in the NBA Summer League, delivering standout stats and raising their draft profiles.
A September 26 clash at Berkeley pits No. 9 Corona Centennial against No. 29 De La Salle, reviving a rivalry that last produced a 28-21 championship victory for De La Salle in 2015.
Kurt Ippolito, a 6‑foot‑4 infielder/outfielder from the Dallas‑Fort Worth area, commits to Baylor after two prolific seasons at Central Christian College, bringing a .353 average, 11 home runs and a stint with the Santa Barbara Foresters.