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Boston College has appointed Jared Terrell, a former University of Rhode Island standout and professional overseas player, as a graduate assistant for the 2026‑27 season, reinforcing the program’s coaching depth ahead of its exhibition and regular‑season schedule.
From Nashville’s draft rooms to a potential front‑office overhaul in Detroit, Jeff Kealty’s blend of scouting acumen and organizational experience positions him as a compelling candidate to reshape the Red Wings’ future.
Union College's men's hockey program unveiled a ten‑player class that includes seven first‑years and three transfers, featuring a geographic spread across five U.S. states and one Canadian province, with siblings joining for the second consecutive year.
Coach Josh Hauge revealed a diverse class of newcomers, highlighting their backgrounds, positions and the excitement surrounding their debut.
Swampscott native Brendan Norton turns his passion for baseball into a documentary about unicycle‑playing star Jonathan ‘Sunshine’ Luders, exploring the sport’s narrative allure.
A 1‑1 tie with Merrimack highlighted the Skyhawks’ early-season progress, featuring debut goal from Sohal, an assist from Walsh, and solid goalkeeping from van der Hagen
Nick Burdi, a former MLB pitcher with a 2.58 career ERA and multiple collegiate accolades, has been hired to lead Boston College's pitching staff, tasked with building on recent program breakthroughs.
Villanova University announced a $1 million endowment from NBA star Stephen Curry ‘99, creating the first-ever defensive coordinator position in its football program and underscoring the alum’s continued commitment to the school.
Susan Solomon Yem reflects on her decision to avoid expensive youth sports for her five children, prioritizing fun and exercise over competitive commitments.
A junior quarterback headlines a talented roster as St. John's Prep prepares for a championship run in 2026.
Recent legal decisions grant fifth-year eligibility to key basketball players from northern Utah, reshaping rosters and conference dynamics for the upcoming seasons.
The University of Massachusetts Amherst’s field hockey team opens its 2024 campaign ranked 15th nationally, featuring returning stars Emily Barrett and Fiene Jenniskens and a high‑profile game against No. 8 Liberty.
Finn Norsen ’28 spent his summer interning with the Western Mass Pioneers, blending photography, video editing, and game‑day operations. Mentored by Hamilton Athletics’ Josh McKee, he emerged with a refined portfolio and a clear ambition to capture professional soccer matches.
Harvard opened its 2026 campaign with a 4‑3 loss to UMass, featuring a brace from captain Ólöf Kristinsdóttir and a penalty conversion by Jasmine Leshnick, but a second‑half collapse cost the Crimson a win.
Despite an early surge and a record‑setting two‑goal burst by Ólöf Kristinsdóttir, the Crimson were edged out by the University of Massachusetts, with Amanda Schultz sealing the win in the 68th minute.
Mike Vrabel announced that Drake Maye will not play in the preseason finale, focusing instead on preparing backup quarterbacks and ensuring the team is ready for the regular‑season showdown with the Seattle Seahawks.
A Louisiana judge has granted RJ Luis a preliminary injunction that clears the way for his participation in LSU's 2026-27 season, overturning NCAA eligibility restrictions tied to his NBA contract.
Fans from across New England gathered for a seven‑day NASCAR weekend that blended on‑track action with local customs, from lobster trophies to first‑pitch ceremonies.
The Minutemen broke a 34‑year drought, defeating a ranked UConn squad 3‑1 in their first home game since 1992, highlighted by early goals from Thomas Wadas and Dylan Marco and a stellar performance by Dean Linden.
Stonehill’s men’s soccer team defeated Northeastern 1-0 on August 23, 2026, with freshman forward Killian Doherty scoring the winning goal in the first half and sophomore goalkeeper Felix van der Hagen recording his first shutout of the season.
Calvin Bickerstaff’s unconventional path from the Cape Cod League to the Red Sox minor leagues showcases his adaptability and resilience, positioning him as a promising prospect for Boston’s future.
Ryan Jenei, a former Oglethorpe University player and seasoned assistant coach, will transition to Tufts University in 2026, adding depth to the coaching roster.
A new-look receiving group at Boston College blends speed, physicality, and versatility, reshaping the Eagles’ offense under Coach Joe Dailey.
The Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association has green‑lighted a Super 8 football tournament for 2027, reshaping the postseason and adding a regular‑season week.