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Johns Hopkins University captured the top spot in the 2026 Centennial Conference preseason football poll with 46 points, extending a streak of dominance that spans decades. The Blue Jays, who open the season against Ithaca on September 5, are looking to add to a legacy of conference titles that stretches back to 2002.
Marc Flores and Nathan Martorella are driving the Lancaster Stormers' resurgence in the Atlantic League, combining power, contact and a shared history that could reshape the franchise's future.
Franklin & Marshall College Baseball is marking a century and a half of competition with a new commemorative logo, merchandise availability, a Hall of Fame induction and a yearlong series of alumni‑focused events culminating in spring 2027.
A weekly poll asks the community to identify the high school football teams that have made the greatest strides from last season, with voting open from Monday 6 a.m. to Friday 5 p.m.
A midnight practice on August 1 marks the first full practice day for Lancaster's football team, where new head coach Jeremy McKinney uses the early hour to build camaraderie and set a new cultural standard ahead of the August 7 scrimmage.
BYU’s fall practice begins in early August 2026, spotlighting Jojo Phillips, a 6‑5, 205‑pound junior wide receiver whose physical growth, injury resilience, and mentorship of veteran teammates position him as a key catalyst for the Cougars’ offensive resurgence.
The Hopkinton Fire girls' soccer team reached the semifinals of the Massachusetts Tournament of Champions, the first HYS team to do so, after an undefeated second half and a series of playoff victories.
A recent summer league game saw freshmen Kennedy Rothweiler and Emma Streby step up, while seniors Leah Cox and coach Dani Adams emphasize leadership and fearless play.
The Newark Wildcats used situational hitting, bunts and aggressive baserunning to score four runs without a hit, powered by senior pitcher Moses Crane and a disciplined defense.
Muhlenberg’s eleventh‑seeded baseball team stunned second‑seeded Ephrata 2‑0 in the District 3 Class 6A semifinals, highlighted by Cole Moody’s shutout and a sixth‑inning rally that propels them toward a championship clash with Chambersburg.