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The Mater Dei baseball team, fresh off a sectional championship, aims to capture a regional title and return to Victory Field, with senior Nolan Schickel and coach Adam Wildeman leading the charge.
Residents of Jacob’s Village sang the National Anthem, threw the first pitch, and helped direct all game sponsorships to the nonprofit, highlighting a two‑decade tradition of community support.
From Evansville to Mankato, the University of Evansville’s baseball talent will showcase their skills in top summer leagues this season.
The Belmont University men's soccer team has released its 2026 fall schedule, featuring ten home matches, a 16‑game regular season and a demanding roster of opponents drawn from eight different leagues.
A three‑year series between the University of Arkansas and the University of Arizona will begin Dec. 19, 2026, in Phoenix, featuring new rosters, returning stars and a potential fourth game in 2029‑30.
A sweep of sectional crowns by local squads highlights the depth of high school baseball talent in southwestern Indiana, setting the stage for a much‑anticipated regional championship.
The Minnesota Wild have secured a new ECHL affiliation with the Jacksonville Icemen, replacing the Iowa Heartlanders and aiming to strengthen their player development pipeline
Parker Martin’s .412 tournament average, key RBIs and season‑long consistency helped the Screaming Eagles secure a semifinal berth and tie the longest OVC Championship run in program history.
Marrius Harris, a standout basketball player from Bosse High School, has officially chosen the University of Pikeville, bringing his 18-point average and playmaking skills to Eastern Kentucky's growing program.
Five Evansville players earn conference accolades, highlighted by Magill's Freshman of the Year and All-Defensive selections.
A weather‑delayed game that stretched from late April to mid‑May ended with Mater Dei’s 1‑0 victory over Jasper, while Gibson Southern captured the Pocket Athletic Conference crown.