
UConn and Iowa Announce Landmark Two-Game Series for 2026-27 Season
UConn and Iowa will meet in a two-game series beginning November 8, 2026, reigniting a rivalry that has shaped recent women's college basketball.
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UConn and Iowa will meet in a two-game series beginning November 8, 2026, reigniting a rivalry that has shaped recent women's college basketball.

Over 14 weeks, Baseball America highlighted top college baseball talent, honoring 151 players and spotlighting repeat performers, including five‑time selection Evan Dempsey.

Brown University's baseball program revealed a ten-player signing class that promises to reshape the squad ahead of the 2030 season, building on a 23-20 record and Ivy League Tournament final appearance in 2026.
Two recent staff changes at Bryant University have set the stage for a fresh look on both the men's and women's sides as the transfer portal closes and roster decisions solidify.

Malcolm Bell recorded his first professional interception in a preseason game for the Saskatchewan Roughriders, marking a promising start to his Canadian Football League career.

The Demon Deacons announce the addition of three promising players, highlighting their collegiate backgrounds and early achievements.

San Antonio’s fourth‑overall pick in the 2024 draft has quickly become a catalyst, blending college‑honed discipline with NBA‑ready playmaking.

Florida Atlantic University has taken legal action against four former football players who left before their NIL agreements expired, seeking repayment and penalties under liquidated damages clauses.

Veteran forward DeWanna Bonner has surged into the top ten of WNBA’s all‑time steals list, while her career totals place her among the league’s most prolific scorers and rebounders.
The latest USA TODAY Sports Super 25 high school girls flag football rankings reflect the ripple effects of recent state championships, with Florida’s powerhouse events propelling several teams into the national conversation.

Marine Dursus, a 20‑year‑old French guard, has officially pledged to join the University of Connecticut’s women’s basketball program, bringing overseas experience and a strong shooting record to the team.
A sophomore from Cheshire, Connecticut, excels in both lacrosse and football while mentoring younger players and inspiring peers across multiple sports.

The CIAC’s new seeding formula, which incorporates strength of schedule, aims to produce fairer tournament brackets for boys and girls soccer this fall.

The Connecticut Interscholastic Athletic Conference will replace winning‑percentage seeding with a strength‑of‑schedule model for fall soccer tournaments, lowering the girls’ qualification bar to 35 percent and expanding participation across divisions.

A look at the upcoming schedule, historic matchups and the recent 80‑77 victory that highlighted both teams' resurgence.

The United States Hockey League will host its 2026 High Performance Camp at the University of Connecticut in Storrs, offering advanced testing, cognitive assessments, and direct access to league leadership for top young prospects.

A proposed eight‑team nonconference event, the Diamond Cup, is set for the 2027‑28 season, offering $2.25 million per team and raising questions about Arizona's dual commitments.

TCU announced the addition of Jerry Hobbie, a seasoned coach with deep ties to top programs, aiming to sharpen the Horned Frogs' offense and develop future NBA talent.

The NFHS Board of Directors has adopted a set of rule modifications aimed at standardizing timing in the closing minute of games, following a recent rules committee meeting in Indianapolis.

UConn women's basketball announced that forward Blanca Quiñonez has fully recovered from a torn left‑shoulder labrum and will be ready for the 2026‑27 season, bringing back a key scorer and defensive standout.

John Todd’s three‑decade career captures the rise of soccer in the United States, from early MLS days to global tournament triumphs.

The RSD 17 Board of Education invites residents to share opinions on honoring Mark Brookes, whose five‑decade career shaped HKHS baseball.

A senator’s personal story reveals how profit-driven ownership is turning community sports into commodified spectacles, echoing a broader erosion of shared values in American life.
From Fenway Park to Doubleday Field, the Killingly Trailblazers have turned an ordinary high school baseball schedule into a series of memorable adventures, culminating in a tough loss to top‑ranked Lyman Hall and a bright outlook for the future.