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Cade Tyson, the University of Minnesota’s leading scorer from the previous year, is back for the 2026‑27 campaign, bringing his 19.6 points per game average and a wealth of experience from Belmont, North Carolina and Minnesota.
The Colorado Avalanche announced the hiring of former defenseman Taylor Chorney to its player development staff, bringing a decade of NHL experience and European playing time to the organization.
From a historic 2025 season to an ambitious 2026 schedule, Edgewood University’s men’s soccer program is redefining its ambitions on the national stage.
The Minnesota Gophers have scheduled one of the most demanding non‑conference slates in recent memory, lining up five Power Five opponents to sharpen their résumé ahead of March.
Clemson’s basketball program announced its upcoming non‑conference schedule, highlighting two home exhibitions, a European tour and a roster that blends returning star Dillon Hunter with fresh talent and newcomers.
After a season‑ending knee injury sidelined him as a freshman, Tommy Ahneman could have entered the portal, but he chose to stay, citing loyalty to the program and belief in its future.
The league’s updated collective bargaining agreement now requires each team to field a dedicated emergency goalie, prompting the Wild to hire Peter Thome, whose career spans university play, limited pro minutes and extensive hockey administration.
A penalty‑kick heroics and a flawless early season have the Blue Hose poised for a landmark matchup against North Dakota.
A comprehensive look at the broadcast partners, regional access rules and streaming platforms that will carry Bison games this season.
A look at the standout sophomore skaters who are set to anchor their teams, from Hobey Baker finalist Wyttenbach to NHL draftees Verhoeff and Reschny, and the emerging impact of Jackson Smith.
After a season at WVU and a stint at North Dakota, Treysen Eaglestaff has chosen UC San Diego for his final year of eligibility, a move enabled by a recent legal decision granting extra eligibility to high school athletes.
Six experienced upperclassmen return to the University of Jamestown men's basketball team, driving its Division II ambitions.
Drake's 2026‑27 women's basketball schedule blends home showdowns and road challenges, kicking off with an exhibition against Minnesota‑Duluth and culminating in a holiday tournament.
Brent Luehring, who led the Devils Lake Firebirds for nine seasons, announced his retirement to focus on family, leaving behind a legacy of competitive teams and community impact.
The Green Bay women’s soccer squad rallied after a set-piece goal to defeat North Dakota 2-0, marking their first 2-0-0 start since 2022 and setting the stage for a home clash with South Dakota.
After a distinguished career at multiple institutions, Tom Dosch rejoins the University of Jamestown as head coach, bringing a philosophy centered on effort, preparation and attitude to a new era of Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference play.
The Golden Eagles improved to 2-0-0 with a clean sheet against North Dakota State, highlighted by freshman keeper Mia Hurd's two key saves and a late strike from Megan Murray.
A deep dive into the standout returning defensive ends in the FCS, their 2025 accolades, and what their presence means for their programs as the 2026 campaign approaches.
The Devils Lake baseball program captured its first state title in 18 years, closing an era defined by resilience, chemistry, and a near‑perfect season that ended in a championship game loss.
Gibson Homer, a highly rated goaltender with standout collegiate statistics, has signed with Providence College for the upcoming 2026‑27 campaign.
North Dakota State University's soccer team returns with a core group of experienced players, highlighted by standout performers Amaya Garrett and Morgan Russmann, who are poised to drive the Bison's ambitions in the upcoming 2024 campaign.
A weekend crash left top Arizona receiver Sean Roebuck Jr. with multiple fractures and a liver laceration, casting uncertainty over his 2026 campaign and prompting a wave of support from his family and community.
The Beavers enter the new season ranked eighth in the NSIC poll, with key players and awards highlighting a promising outlook.
Iowa’s football program is counting on transfer kicker Eli Ozick to revive its placekicking prestige after a two‑decade drought of Lou Groza Award winners