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Ramir Harris-Dupree, a 3-star cornerback from North Carolina, has committed to Indiana, becoming the 14th pledge in the 2027 recruiting class and the second at his position.
A lease dispute threatens the future of a beloved youth baseball league in southern Indiana, putting summer games for over 300 children at risk.
Youngstown State University has unveiled its 2026 women’s soccer schedule, featuring a nine‑game home stretch at Farmers National Bank Field and a demanding road circuit that includes matches against ACC, Big Ten and SEC opponents.
Former Kansas players face restricted and unrestricted free agency, with contract options and extensions shaping their next NBA destinations.
The Hilltoppers will meet Indiana on October 25 in Evansville, with a refreshed lineup and ticket prices starting at $75.
Dusty May’s move to the NBA’s Dallas Mavericks marks a dramatic turn in his career, sparking reactions from fans and stakeholders alike.
Dusty May, who guided the University of Michigan to a 2026 national title, is set to become the new head coach of the Dallas Mavericks, a move that follows the firing of Jason Kidd and a public clarification from owner Mark Cuban.
After a 38‑1 record and a Final Four run, the Huskies look to replace key departures while banking on Sarah Strong’s health and the arrival of top freshman Olivia Vukosa.
Freshman guard Prince‑Alexander Moody reflects on his decision to join Indiana University, his approach to mental and physical development, and his excitement about playing abroad.
The Bloomington South Scrappers made history by advancing to the IHSAA Class 4A state title game at Victory Field in Indianapolis, a feat that resonated deeply with players, coaches and fans alike.
Former Eastern High star Trey Moses hosted the third annual Be the Reason celebrity basketball game in Louisville, bringing together athletes and community leaders to raise awareness about mental health and announce a new partnership with the Kevin Love Foundation.
Lake Central’s 4‑0 victory over Bloomington South crowned the Class 4A baseball champions, and the IHSAA celebrated Blake Azcui’s academic‑athletic excellence with the Bob Gardner Mental Attitude Award, alongside recognitions for educators Drew Frey and Tom Halterman.
The Wildcats overcame a late deficit to win 6-3 in eight innings, delivering Mater Dei its first state title since 1999.
Bloomington South and Lake Central will meet in the IHSAA Class 4A baseball championship at Victory Field in Indianapolis, with kickoff potentially delayed by the preceding Class 2A game. Both squads entered the final after dramatic semi‑state wins, carrying distinct title histories into the showdown.
Mater Dei High School's baseball team captured the IHSAA Class 2A championship with a 6-3 win in eight innings, ending a 27‑year title drought and highlighting a season defined by resilience and clutch performances.
The Rush completed a series of trades involving future considerations, bringing in forward Ryan Mahshie and defenseman Riku Ishida while sending Brady Keeper to Idaho. The moves reflect a calculated approach to building depth for the next season.
Michigan and Ohio State face daunting 2026 schedules, with the Wolverines slated for the second‑most challenging conference slate and the Buckeyes deemed the toughest, featuring numerous ranked opponents and critical November showdowns.
Ethan Trent, a 6‑2, 300‑pound offensive lineman for Purdue, blends size, experience, and leadership to anchor the Boilermakers’ front.
The Mater Dei baseball squad is set to contest the class 2‑A state title against Bluffton on Saturday at Victory Field in Indianapolis, aiming to translate last year's near‑miss into a championship.
Indiana University is courting Florida forward Anthony Brown, a versatile 6‑foot‑6 prospect whose skill set could bolster the Hoosiers' frontcourt if his shooting improves.
As the 2026 Indiana High School Athletic Association baseball season draws to a close, four championship games at Victory Field promise drama across the classes, from Kouts' experienced run in Class 1A to Bloomington South's first title appearance since 1972.
Raleigh Burgess returns to the court after a year of rehabilitation, bringing versatility, shooting accuracy, and a newfound leadership role to Purdue.
The Hoosiers held a public workout to display their reshaped lineup, featuring only one scholarship returnee and several promising newcomers.
Indiana’s men’s basketball squad held a 90‑minute open practice at Cook Hall, offering a first look at the chemistry that will shape their summer trip to Peru.