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After a standout three‑year stint at Georgia Tech, Baye Ndogo has chosen the University of Pittsburgh, reuniting with former teammates and adding a versatile big man to the Panthers’ roster.
From the Dominican Republic to the Bronx, Danny Carbuccia’s freshman breakout at UMass showcases a point guard’s rise, his coach’s praise, and the team’s outlook for a sophomore surge.
Mikayla Mathews and Sara Costa earn College Sports Communicators Academic All-District honors, highlighting academic and athletic excellence for the Hartford Hawks.
The PWHL announced Kim Weiss as its new coach for the Las Vegas franchise, highlighting her AHL background, historic milestones, and reunion with general manager Dominique DiDia.
Staples defeated Trumbull 3-2 in eight innings, highlighted by a seventh‑inning home run and a game‑winning infield hit.
Ulrik Pharo Lohne, a physics major from Lier, Norway, has been elected captain of Yale's Heavyweight Crew for the 2026‑27 season, marking a historic milestone for both the program and his home country.
Vermont Green FC and Hartford Athletic shared the points in a 1‑1 draw, with Olivia Grenda and Diana Baffor on the scoresheet and several cautions shaping the contest.
The UConn baseball program celebrates a wave of postseason awards, highlighting standout performances from Marshall, Suchy, Hale and Righi.
The Warriors' senior-laden squad clinched their first CT Tech Conference title, finished 14-6, and will hang a new banner in the gym, while reflecting on a loss that ended their championship run.
Former LIU and UConn coach Mike Mordocco is set to bolster Yale's men's soccer program with a track record of conference titles and NCAA appearances.
ECAC Hockey has released the full 2026‑27 women's league schedule, detailing 132 games that begin on October 23 and conclude with the ECAC Hockey Women's Championships.
The conference has released its full opponent matrix, detailing home and away matchups for each team, with the tournament scheduled for March in Kansas City.
After nearly three decades intertwined with the University of Connecticut’s women’s basketball dynasty, Jamelle Elliott announced her departure, citing new opportunities. Coach Geno Auriemma highlighted her pivotal role in seven national titles, while her career spans player championships, record‑setting performances, and administrative leadership.
Kansas’ latest transfer additions, including Leroy Blyden Jr. and Keanu Dawes, were left unranked by ESPN, while the incoming freshman class earned a top‑three national ranking.
After Hudson River Blue abruptly closed its doors, Andrew Leigh is turning his passion for New York City FC into a nonprofit venture that promises consistent, accountable coverage and new opportunities for emerging journalists.
Veteran forward Hilary Knight has agreed to a one‑year deal with the Professional Women’s Hockey League’s newest franchise in Las Vegas, a move that ties into a broader expansion strategy and a potential transfer to the Detroit team later this year.
UConn’s men’s soccer program released its 2026 schedule, highlighting a 18‑game season that begins with a home opener against Syracuse and includes a full BIG EAST slate.
The university announced recent hires that bring extensive playing and coaching experience to the Bulldogs' roster.
The Wisconsin Badgers have secured a trio of Arizona prospects, highlighting a strategic shift that stretches from the Sun Belt to the broader national recruiting landscape.
The university announced the addition of two seasoned assistants and two graduate aides, highlighting their combined coaching records and playing achievements.
The partnership adds the Norwich Sea Unicorns to a robust summer schedule, offering fans both in‑person and online viewing options.
The partnership brings professional baseball to Connecticut viewers, complementing an already packed schedule of soccer and other live events.
Pegues, a longtime collaborator of Luke Murray and a scoring legend from the University of Delaware, is set to bring his experience to the University of Connecticut, where he will work alongside Dan Hurley and the rest of the staff.
The University of Connecticut announced that Mike Pegues, a standout scorer from the University of Delaware and former assistant at Louisville and Butler, will join the program as an assistant coach, succeeding Luke Murray who has taken a head‑coaching position at Boston College.