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Jordan Scott, a sophomore guard for the University of Evansville Purple Aces, died in a fatal car crash on September 6, 2023, leaving a profound impact on her teammates, family, and the broader basketball community.
After a 56-14 loss to Mater Dei, the Bears rallied to defeat Bosse 37-32, ending a year‑long drought and setting the stage for a critical Week 3 showdown.
Lindenwood aims to break a 15‑month road winless streak against Butler, riding a recent 1‑1 tie with Wright State and looking ahead to a home clash with Evansville.
Indiana’s top‑ranked men’s soccer team opens its season against a Louisville side led by former Hoosier coach John Michael Hayden, promising a defensive showdown against a potent offense.
Western Kentucky University’s baseball program, led by Head Coach Marc Rardin, reveals a four‑game fall slate highlighted by a showdown with 2021 NCAA champion Mississippi State and a rematch against Indiana State.
The Hoosiers blanked Evansville 3-0 on August 23, extending their unbeaten streak to 26 matches while showcasing a balanced attack and strong defensive organization.
The Lindenwood Lions have released their complete 2026‑27 men’s basketball schedule, a 31‑game lineup that blends early‑season exhibitions with a rigorous non‑conference slate and a home‑heavy Ohio Valley Conference run.
Lindenwood Women's Soccer faces DePaul on Sunday, August 23, at Hunter Stadium in St. Charles, Missouri, as both teams look to build momentum early in the season.
Defenseman Caleb Huffman signs with the Tulsa Oilers after a championship run with the Evansville Thunderbolts, adding depth to the team's blue line.
Western Kentucky University’s women’s basketball program has released its non‑conference schedule for the 2026‑27 season, a 13‑game slate that blends home‑court advantages with a demanding road circuit.
The Redhawks secured a 1-0 win over Evansville University, with Hayley Hogenmiller scoring the lone goal and Natalie Allison posting a clean sheet in her Division I debut.
The University of Evansville women's soccer team opens its home schedule against SEMO, aiming for a second consecutive victory after a gritty draw at Purdue.
The Blue Raiders open their 2026 schedule on Sunday at Strassweg Field, facing the Screaming Eagles in the first-ever meeting, while both coaches look to build on strong 2025 campaigns.
The Blue Raiders opened their campaign with a 2‑0 victory over Troy, highlighted by goals from Ania Denham and Hannah Murphy and a dominant second‑half performance.
Sam Schulz, a 22‑year‑old fan with epidermolysis bullosa, inspired Ole Miss basketball and left a lasting legacy after his death.
The university announced its full conference slate, highlighting early non‑conference tests, a packed home schedule, and the upcoming OVC Championship in Evansville.
The OVC announces a full slate of conference games, highlights EIU's home opener, road trips and the March tournament in Evansville, with season tickets now on sale.
Tennessee State University has released its full conference slate for the 2026‑27 men's basketball season, highlighting home openers, key road matchups and the upcoming OVC Championship in Indiana.
The university and the Ohio Valley Conference announced a 16‑game conference schedule for both men’s and women’s squads, beginning with a home matchup against Lindenwood on Dec. 30 and culminating in a March tournament that will stay in Evansville through 2032.
Sam Schulz, a young man battling a terminal genetic disorder, realized his lifelong dream of stepping onto Michigan State’s basketball court, forging deep connections with coaches and players before his passing.
After a brief, uncertain stint with the Staten Island FerryHawks, former Millersville baseball player Amani Jones returned to coaching, earned a spot with the Evansville Otters, and now stands as a Frontier League all‑star, crediting his success to routine, mentorship, and a supportive team culture.
Coaches from the South Bend area voice divergent views on whether a seeded sectional tournament would better reward regular‑season performance, while the IHSAA commissioner warns of limited appetite among school leaders.
After an 8‑5‑0 season, NIFC is leveraging its playoff momentum to deepen local roots, inspire youth soccer and pursue a professional franchise in South Bend.
The ECHL franchise refreshes its identity with a snow‑creature emblem and Florida‑shaped Yeti foot, emphasizing local roots and affordable family entertainment.