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Ryan Christianson, a distinguished coach and alumnus of Fargo Davies, has been appointed head coach of the boys soccer team, promising to blend his championship pedigree with a commitment to player development.
North Dakota State University has locked in five‑year extensions for its men's and women's basketball coaches, David Richman and Jory Collins, through the 2030‑31 season, rewarding performances that include a 27‑win campaign, an NCAA Tournament berth, and multiple conference titles.
Dylan Geissert announced his departure from North Dakota State, reflecting on a successful tenure that included a historic Summit League title.
North Dakota State University’s football program has cleared a major hurdle as the NCAA Division I Cabinet voted to lift the two‑year postseason ban that had shadowed the Bison since their move to the Football Bowl Subdivision. The decision permits NDSU to qualify for bowl games once it reaches six victories in a season, a milestone that could reshape the team’s recruiting narrative and fan engagement.
Vanderbilt Commodores are preparing for a transformative 2026 season on offense, featuring a new quarterback, impact transfers, and a revamped skill‑position group.
The Golden Eagles have released a 2026 slate that blends early‑season road challenges, a series of home fixtures at Valley Fields and a demanding Big East conference run culminating in the conference tournament in Maryland.
The city’s DECC Arena will lose its ice sheet next winter, threatening youth hockey tournaments and the economic boost they bring. With surrounding communities investing heavily in sports facilities, Duluth’s council faces a critical choice.
Freshman left‑hander Sheamus Ryan is named to the Perfect Game Collegiate Freshman All‑American Second Team, posting a 2.44 ERA and earning Summit League Newcomer of the Year honors.
On June 8, 2026, the Summer ID showcase in Fargo highlighted standout performances and statistical leaders among more than twenty elite prospects.
North Dakota State University will air ten football games nationally this season, five on The CW, marking a major step up from the 1990s tape‑delayed broadcasts and signaling a new era of exposure for the program.
The College Sports Communicators recognized five Bison baseball players for their academic excellence and athletic performance, placing them on the 2026 Academic All-District Team and eligible for the national ballot.
Fargo Shanley secured its place in the state soccer semifinals with a 3-1 win over Jamestown, setting up a showdown against West Fargo Sheyenne and a clash between Grand Forks Red River and Mandan.
WDAY-TV, owned by Forum Communications, is bidding for two North Dakota State football games not picked up by national networks, planning to air them on the Mountain West Conference's MW+ platform and expand coverage into neighboring states.
North Dakota State University's first FBS season in the Mountain West will showcase ten nationally televised games, spanning The CW, CBS Sports Network, Fox Sports 1 and ESPN, with additional streaming via the new MW+ app.
Northern Illinois University reveals its full slate of games, broadcast platforms and championship aspirations as it steps onto the Mountain West stage
The Mountain West Conference will field a fresh lineup in 2026 after losing five schools to the Pac‑12 and welcoming three newcomers. With Boise State no longer in the league, a new champion will emerge, and 16 marquee games will shape the season.
The Bison concluded their schedule with a 10-6 win over St. Thomas, highlighted by Tommy Simon’s career‑best game and a strong pitching effort from Jonah Walker.
Northern Michigan University’s Wildcats hockey team launches its 50th anniversary season with a home series against Miami University, marking the start of a year-long celebration of the program’s rich history and future ambitions.
The university revealed a full season of 34 games, including 26 CCHA matchups and 16 home contests, with the season opening against the Minnesota Golden Gophers and culminating in the NCAA Tournament’s Frozen Four in Washington, D.C.