
Four-Star Wide Receiver Julius Jones Jr. Commits to Notre Dame
Julius Jones Jr., a top-ranked wide receiver, pledged to Notre Dame, citing the school's belief in him and his family's historic connection to the program.
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Julius Jones Jr., a top-ranked wide receiver, pledged to Notre Dame, citing the school's belief in him and his family's historic connection to the program.

Ariana Akey of Mountain Vista (Highlands Ranch, Colo.) was selected as the 2025‑26 MaxPreps National Player of the Year after leading her team to two straight undefeated seasons and a Class 5A state title, finishing her high school career with over 11,700 yards and 200 touchdowns.

The incident involving former Penn State long snapper Kyle Vasey, his fiancée Corrine More, and driver Adam Bauserman has sparked a criminal investigation and raised questions about repeated license revocations.

Former Penn State long snapper Kyle Vasey and his fiancée Corinne More were struck by a driver with a revoked license in Colorado; More died, Vasey and another pedestrian were seriously injured, and the driver faces homicide charges.

A tragic collision in Colorado left former Nittany Lion Kyle Vasey fighting for his life and claimed the life of his fiancée, Corinne More. Authorities are investigating whether the crash was intentional.

A tragic collision in Highlands Ranch left former Nittany Lion Kyle Vasey seriously injured, his fiancée Corinne More dead, and another pedestrian wounded. The driver, Adam Bauserman, is now charged with seven felonies and a misdemeanor.

A 40‑year‑old youth hockey coach in Highlands Ranch was arrested after multiple underage victims were identified. He faces sexual assault and internet exploitation charges while investigators urge anyone with information to come forward.

A Highlands Ranch man who coached youth hockey teams in the Denver metro area has been taken into custody on allegations of sexual assault, electronic communication of obscene material and exploitation of minors.

Five Evansville players earn conference accolades, highlighted by Magill's Freshman of the Year and All-Defensive selections.