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The return of EA Sports College Football after a ten‑year hiatus features seven former Beaver Valley high school players, each with notable ratings and achievements that highlight the region’s talent.
The Cincinnati Bearcats welcome sharpshooter Trevian Carson, whose collegiate career blends high‑percentage shooting and accolades, as they look to strengthen their offense for the upcoming season.
Michael Hallquist, a Ball State University shortstop and 2024 Defensive Player of the Year, has signed a minor‑league contract with the Chicago Cubs and will begin his professional journey with the High‑A South Bend Cubs.
The 2026 All-Mountain West Team showcases UNLV's dominance with 19 selections, while other programs also earn significant representation.
The 2026 NHL Draft saw the University of North Dakota's men's hockey program produce six draftees, featuring the first top‑10 defensive pair in school history and the highest‑drafted twins since the Sedins.
Relief pitcher J'Shawn Unger, who posted 13 saves and a 4.05 ERA last season, will join the USA Baseball Collegiate National Team training camp in North Carolina, while Nebraska adds standout Kellan Burke to its 2027 roster.
The New York Islanders have unveiled the 20‑player forward, 14‑defense and four‑goalie lineup for their development camp, showcasing prospects from a dozen different regions.
Eight University of North Dakota hockey players were chosen at the 2026 NHL Draft, establishing a new high for selections in a single draft and the most picks in the first three rounds since 2005.
A recent NCAA rule change grants student‑athletes a five‑year window to compete in up to five seasons, affecting Washington football players such as Landen Hatchett, Jayden Limar, Jacob Lane, Alex McLaughlin and Xe'ree Alexander.
Kellan Burke, the 2025 North Dakota Gatorade Baseball Player of the Year, has officially committed to the University of Nebraska, bringing a bat that has already turned heads across the Midwest.
The University of Wisconsin‑Green Bay announced its full 2026 women’s soccer calendar, highlighting a nine‑home‑game slate, a season‑opening exhibition in Minnesota and a Horizon League schedule that could see the Phoenix back in the championship mix.
The upcoming NHL Draft in Buffalo will showcase an unprecedented number of current and committed NCAA Division I players, highlighting the growing impact of college hockey on the professional ranks.
High school basketball players from southeastern Minnesota gathered at the Minnesota Basketball Coaches Association Showcase, where Elliot Myszkowski shared insights on self‑trust, leadership, and the influence of his program as he looks toward his final season.
Michigan State expects up to five players to be drafted in the first round, highlighted by defenseman Chase Reid’s top‑five projection and his impressive junior statistics.
North Dakota State University’s football team is set to shine on a new streaming platform as the Mountain West Conference expands its reach, bringing all conference sports — including ten Bison games — to viewers across the country.
Fargo‑Moorhead’s soccer fans rally around the American Outlaws as the U.S. hosts the World Cup, turning downtown watch parties into a celebration of growing community interest
The fifth annual Who's Next High School Basketball Combine will be held at the Sanford Pentagon in Sioux Falls, featuring more than 100 athletes from South Dakota and neighboring states. Organized by Sanford Sports Academy supervisor Nate Kaeding, the event offers skill development drills, live competitions, and direct exposure to college coaches from Division II and NAIA programs. Participation costs $60 plus tax and includes a branded jersey. The showcase is especially valuable for girls due to earlier recruiting timelines and for boys in the critical 17U recruiting period.
Maryland’s men’s basketball team finished 12‑12 last season, prompting a sweeping roster change and high hopes for a rapid revival under coach Buzz Williams.
The 2024 St. Johns graduate will continue his baseball career at Georgia Tech, where he hopes to leverage the program's development track record and recent success to pursue a professional opportunity.
The University of Minnesota announced the complete schedule for the upcoming season, highlighting new head coach Brett Larson’s first campaign and a series of high‑profile games.
After impressing University of North Dakota coaches at a Minnesota football camp, Isaiah Friese pledged to the Fighting Hawks, aiming to bulk up, earn All‑State honors and inspire the next generation.
Phil Steele's preseason All-Conference and All-American teams recognize five Iowa football players, highlighting their potential and the program's bright outlook for 2026.
The latest pledge adds a highly rated pass rusher to Kansas State's recruiting class, elevating its national standing and underscoring the program's growing appeal.
Nate Kun, a junior midfielder from Fargo South, was named the North Dakota Gatorade Player of the Year after guiding his squad to the 2025 state title, excelling academically, and planning a youth soccer initiative.