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Two recent Stony Brook baseball standouts, Micah Worley and Scott Gell, have begun their professional careers following the 2026 MLB Draft, marking the program’s first draft selections since 2019.
From NFL backing to Olympic debut in 2028, flag football is gaining traction nationwide, with Missouri schools poised to sanction girls' teams as varsity competition, offering new opportunities and lower injury risk.
The University of Missouri's women's basketball program announced the addition of two veteran assistants, Mike Nicholson and Devin Hill, who will join head coach Kellie Harper's staff ahead of the upcoming season.
Indiana University’s basketball squad is competing in the FISU America Games in Peru, while the football program welcomes a highly touted 2028 recruit, and the Back Home Network showcases new programming.
A look at the most compelling pitching additions available on the waiver wire for Week 18, highlighting performances and deeper‑league options.
Sporting Kansas City lost a tightly contested MLS match 3-2 to St. Louis City, with a late penalty deciding the outcome. The I-70 Series saw both sides trade goals, and Kansas City now turns its focus to a home clash with Minnesota United.
Week 18 of the 2026 fantasy baseball season spotlights a handful of breakout performers whose performances could define championship outcomes.
A recap of recent Junior and Senior American Legion baseball tournament action featuring dominant performances and dramatic comebacks across Missouri.
Madeline DiMaria’s record‑breaking season at Cor Jesu Academy earned her the Gatorade Best Female Player of the Year award, capping a journey that saw her score 67 goals and set her sights on North Carolina.
During Big 12 media days in Texas, linebacker Trey Lathan outlined the team's increased depth at linebacker, highlighted impactful transfers, and discussed the quarterback competition that will shape the 2026 campaign.
A disputed penalty decision in a heated MLS rivalry cost Sporting Kansas City a point against St. Louis City SC.
Brittany Mahomes shared a celebratory moment as her husband Patrick Mahomes resumed practice after a season‑ending ACL injury, underscoring his determination to return stronger.
Nebraska football is pairing quarterback Trae Taylor with top receivers, securing key commitments while navigating setbacks, and reshaping its tight end outlook.
Jordan Walker’s recent Derby victory, his tribute to Ken Griffey Jr., and his push to mentor young Black athletes illustrate both his on‑field dominance and off‑field purpose.
Blake Nesbitt, a 6‑3, 210‑220‑pound linebacker from Kirksville High School, commits to Michigan, drawing praise for his athleticism, football IQ and fit within the program’s defensive identity.
As the SEC gathers in Tampa for its first-ever media days, teams confront critical questions about offense, leadership and the quest to end a championship slump.
A snapshot of the latest transactions involving Southern Arizona talent and Arizona Wildcats alumni across the minor leagues.
The 2026 college football slate has been released, and the Oklahoma Sooners discover that they will confront one of the most demanding schedules in the nation, a challenge they view as essential preparation for a College Football Playoff run.
Beech’s offensive tackle London Parks announces his commitment to SEMO, highlighting award‑winning season, early Division I offer, and the ripple effect on his recruiting prospects.
After starring at three schools in three years, Damon Wilson earned All‑ACC first‑team honors and is now leading Miami’s push for an ACC championship and a 2027 NFL draft prospect status.
A injury setback for Missouri's projected starting right tackle forces the team to reconsider its offensive line options heading into the 2026 season.
Coach Josh Heupel’s Volunteers are slated to finish ninth in the SEC’s 2026 preseason media poll, a spot that mirrors their 2025 projection and final standing.
The Norborne R‑VIII School has broadened its joint athletic agreement with Hardin‑Central to include girls basketball, while the board also set new lunch and breakfast prices and scheduled its next meeting for August 10.
A preview of Nebraska's wide receiver corps highlights returning stars, impactful newcomers and the potential of a new quarterback to elevate the offense.