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Georgetown University announced its 2026 women's soccer schedule, featuring 18 regular‑season contests, nine at home, and eight nonconference games, including marquee matchups against Stanford, Virginia and UConn. The announcement was made by head coach Dave Nolan on Thursday.
Shane Harding’s .585 batting average, 38 hits and 35 strikeouts headline a season that has Delaware’s baseball community buzzing.
Freshman Justice Smith dazzled on both sides of the plate, posting a .352 average, 17 RBI and a 0.42 ERA, earning the 2026 Delaware All-State Newcomer of the Year award.
Kelsey Beatie’s second consecutive Player of the Year award, a school‑record 27 goals and a perfect season for the Appoquinimink Jaguars headline a year of accolades that also recognized Avery Holland, Whitney Evancho, Gino Miraglia and more.
Delaware high school football fans can vote for the top quarterback ahead of the 2026 season, with voting open through July 2 and the winner to be announced on July 3, presented by Delaware Orthopaedic Specialists
Georgetown releases a challenging non‑conference schedule that includes rematches with Maryland and Duke, a home opener against North Carolina, and a path toward a potential NCAA championship.
The United States Premier Hockey League has filed a lawsuit to block the Billings Cattle Punchers and three other teams from joining the North American Hockey League, citing contract violations and demanding $75,000 from each owner.
Caravel Academy has halted its varsity football program for the 2026 season due to safety concerns and a critically low roster size. The decision follows the school's recent move to Class 3A, where it struggled to field enough players. A Junior Varsity team will continue competition as the program works to rebuild numbers and explore a sustainable future.
Caravel Academy suspends its 2026 football season due to insufficient player numbers, a decision driven by safety concerns and a storied program’s recent transition.
Kent State’s field hockey team has released its 2026 slate, featuring the largest home schedule in ten years, a five‑game homestand and a November tournament in Oxford, Ohio.
The Owls open the season in Memphis, host Stetson at home, and navigate a rigorous road before entering conference play, culminating in a tournament on Delaware’s campus
The University of Vermont adds five diverse players to its 2026‑27 women's basketball roster, blending collegiate and international experience to strengthen depth and community ties.
A local baseball squad has turned its season into a fundraising drive for Faith Dominguez, a nine‑year‑old battling acute lymphatic leukemia, amassing $9,000 to help her family cover mounting bills.
Thousands of supporters gathered in East Fairmount Park for a free, registration‑required fan festival that blends World Cup action with Philadelphia’s historic milestone.
The Appoquinimink high school girls soccer team captured the Delaware Online High School Sports Team of the Week after a decisive 3‑0 victory in the DIAA Division I championship.
The annual DFRC Blue‑Gold All‑Star game brings together top seniors, cheerleaders, band members and student ambassadors for a June 18 showdown at Delaware Stadium, with proceeds benefiting the Delaware Foundation Reaching Citizens.
Political science professor Kassra Oskooii discusses his two‑decade career as a soccer referee, the technology and unity surrounding the World Cup, and his personal journey with the Iranian national team, while also highlighting his work on voting rights and redistricting.
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.
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 Wilmington Friends Quakers secured their first DIAA Division II Girls Soccer championship, defeating Saint Mark’s 4‑1 in a match defined by early goals, tactical poise, and a coaching legacy that spans multiple sports.
The Tigers will play 34 games across the upcoming season, featuring 17 home contests at the Gene Polisseni Center, a slate that begins with a September road trip to Clarkson and ends with a March championship that guarantees an automatic NCAA bid.
The Cavaliers will open the 2026 season in Charlottesville before heading to Charlotte for a marquee non‑conference clash, while also facing Norfolk State, West Virginia and Delaware in a varied slate that tests their depth.
The Union’s new Soccer in Schools program brings curriculum resources, coach‑led sessions and equipment to local elementary schools, fostering confidence and love for the game.
The Terrapins will open the 2026 season on the road, host a series of high‑profile games at Ludwig Field, and return a core group of award‑winning players.