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Harvard hires Tommy Davis and John Ronan as assistant coaches after Ted Donato’s 22‑year tenure ends, with Rob Rassey stepping in as head coach and a new staff aiming to keep the program competitive.
The Raiders reveal a full slate of games that includes early exhibitions, series against Wisconsin and Penn State, and a festive Thanksgiving weekend in Lake Placid, setting the stage for a competitive ECAC Hockey campaign.
Two Harvard women's ice hockey players have been selected for the USA Hockey National Festival in Lake Placid, where they will compete for a place on the Collegiate Women's Select Team that will later take on Canada.
The World Junior Summer Showcase opens with a U.S. versus Canada clash, featuring rising star Richard Gallant and incoming freshman Alex Huang, who are poised to influence the road to the 2027 tournament in Alberta.
Florida State will travel to face Boston College on Nov. 7, 2026, in a pivotal matchup that could shape both teams' postseason hopes. The game arrives as Boston College seeks to rebound from a 2-10 season under head coach Bill O'Brien, who has bolstered his roster with key portal additions.
The Horned Frogs are set to field a diverse mix of experienced transfers and promising newcomers ahead of the 2026 season.
Monmouth University revealed its 2026 field hockey schedule, a demanding lineup that tests the program’s No. 11 national ranking and pushes the team toward a third consecutive Coastal Athletic Association championship.
The new schedule reveals a season that opens on the road, features a seven‑game home stretch, and culminates in a series of conference showdowns.
UMass women's soccer reveals its 2026 regular‑season slate, featuring nine home matches at Rudd Field, two exhibition games, and a road trip that spans the Northeast and Midwest.
Matt Freese turned down a Manchester United contract to attend Harvard, where he studied economics and computer science, while also helping the U.S. men's team prepare for the 2026 World Cup and securing endorsement deals.
A look at the most compelling FCS contests slated for the 2026-27 season, featuring top‑ranked teams, historic rivalries and storylines that will captivate fans across the nation.
A look at the recent triumphs and close calls of the South Shore’s top high school baseball programs, highlighting standout seasons and key moments.
The 2026 schedule sees the Tigers open at North Carolina, face Harvard three times, and renew rivalries with Northwestern, Temple and St. Joe’s, building on a dominant 18‑4 campaign.
The Cambridge Rindge & Latin School baseball squad secured a decisive victory, highlighted by senior pitcher Oliver Henke and home‑run hitter Joel Rojas‑Cruz, setting up a clash with Catholic Memorial.
A dramatic sixth‑inning double by Joel Rojas‑Cruz tied the game, and Jasen Thomas’s clutch throw sealed a 10‑8 victory over Natick. Oliver Henke’s power surge and Coach Robert Merrill’s praise highlighted the Falcons’ resilient performance as they prepare for a clash with Boston College High.
The Cambridge Rindge and Latin boys' baseball squad finished the regular season at 17‑2, captured the Dual County League championship and now eye a deep run in the MIAA tournament.
The Cambridge Rindge and Latin School baseball squad has turned a promising start into a five‑game winning streak, underscoring the team’s depth and resilience. Jasen Thomas delivered a complete‑game shutout against Westford Academy, while Stefan Alexandrov’s walkoff sacrifice fly secured a narrow victory over Weston. Oliver Henke, batting .475 with an OPS of 1.087, has become a cornerstone of the lineup. The softball team navigated a challenging week, dropping games to Newton South and Westford Academy before rebounding with a win over Boston Latin. Pitcher Marin Albrecht threw a complete game against Newton South, striking out six, while Bella Wilkins and Mariana Jimenez contributed key hits. Track and field events saw the boys’ team defeat Boston Latin but fall to Newton South, with Jermaine Houston capturing both the 100‑meter and 200‑meter dashes. The girls’ squad mirrored the pattern, edging past Boston Latin before a loss to Newton South, highlighted by Sophia Juanes Seto’s two‑mile triumph and a first‑place finish for the 4×400‑meter relay team. Both lacrosse programs faced defeats, the boys losing to Waltham, Weston and Arlington Catholic, and the girls falling to Waltham, Arlington Catholic and Boston Latin. Goalkeeper Owen Goldstein’s performances kept the boys competitive despite the losses. The boys’ volleyball team split its recent matches, falling to Milford but defeating Newton North, where Brennan Loud recorded 22 kills and 20 digs. The tennis squads also endured defeats against Weston, Westford Academy and Boston Latin Academy.
Harvard’s recent Ivy League dominance and a 9‑2 record set the stage for a challenging 2026 schedule that includes recent FCS powerhouses and a much‑anticipated home game