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SEMO’s soccer team opened its season with a 1-0 win over Southern Illinois, ending a stretch of double‑digit losses and restoring a winning record. Hayley Hogenmiller’s halftime header from a corner kick proved decisive, while Natalie Allison’s clean sheet preserved the lead.
Eddie Davis, a 6‑foot‑4 right‑handed pitcher from Christian County High School, has pledged to play baseball at the University of Evansville, bringing a strong junior record and summer league experience to the Purple Aces.
Sean Hopple was sentenced to six months of probation and ordered to repay nearly $14,000 after pleading guilty to stealing $18,000 from Golfmoor Baseball, a children’s nonprofit in Evansville.
The Hoosiers aim to translate 2025 improvements into a postseason berth, leveraging returning talent and a demanding slate of matches.
The Bowling Green State University men’s soccer team enters 2026 with a revamped lineup, key returning leaders and a slate of exhibition and conference matches designed to test its resilience.
From Kouts’ 32‑game run to Evansville Memorial’s 59‑game dynasty, the story of high school baseball’s longest streaks reveals a tapestry of tradition, talent and community pride.
Arkansas will face Carleton in the second game of its BahaMar Summer League series in Nassau, Bahamas, with key players sidelined and the broadcast handled by FloSports.
The Blue Demons announce a jam‑packed slate that opens with three games in six days, includes a rematch with Michigan State and culminates with a home matchup against Eastern Illinois.
With eleven veterans returning, the Screaming Eagles aim to translate recent WNIT success into a conference championship, emphasizing defensive identity and steady growth under Coach Stein.
Indiana University’s basketball squad is competing in the FISU America Games in Peru, while the football program welcomes a highly touted 2028 recruit, and the Back Home Network showcases new programming.
Despite a strong pipeline of five‑star talent, the Hoosiers have managed only two NCAA Tournament appearances in the past ten years, with several high‑profile players transferring out before reaching their projected impact.
The Chargers finished fifth in the Class A state tournament, ending the year with a 25‑3 record and a 6‑0 win in the consolation championship.
During the 1950s and 60s Indiana built some of the nation's largest high school gyms to meet demand for postseason play. Today, these venues remain cultural touchstones, from historic renovations to ongoing community gatherings.
The Aces reveal a slate that includes three exhibition contests, a River City Classic showdown, and marquee games against Memphis, Missouri and Western Kentucky.
Starting in 2027, the women's tournament will be held in St. Louis, joining the men's event and introducing a new format that grants byes to the top two teams.
Indiana University’s men’s basketball program has locked in a preseason exhibition against Western Kentucky, set for Oct. 25, 2026 at the Ford Center in Evansville, marking the second tune‑up before the regular season.
The Lindenwood women's soccer team has released its full 2026 schedule, highlighting ten home matches, a challenging nonconference lineup, and a home-hosted conference tournament.
After overcoming illness and earning record‑breaking honors, Siena McNitt will join Evansville, while Briana Young heads to Buffalo. Their journeys underscore Schoolcraft College’s growing reputation as a finishing school for aspiring Division I athletes.
The Lindenwood baseball team concluded its regular season with a 14-9 defeat to Southern Indiana in Evansville, Indiana. Owen Ralph’s standout performance highlighted the effort, and the Lions now prepare to open the OVC Tournament against UT Martin on April 19.
The Lindenwood baseball team dropped the first game of its series against Southern Indiana 8‑4, stranding 11 baserunners while key players delivered solid performances.
Makuei Riek, a 6‑foot‑6 guard with a strong shooting record, has signed with the University of Evansville, citing the coaching staff and campus culture as key factors in his decision.