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Tennessee State University announces the hiring of NBA veteran Robert Covington as chief basketball officer, a move that brings his extensive professional experience and deep university ties to the program.
The University of North Dakota (UND) football squad secured three weekly honors from the Missouri Valley Football Conference after a decisive 62-26 win over St. Thomas, highlighting standout performances by Kaminski, Thaden and Langama.
After a tight 34‑27 win over Boise State, Fox Sports analyst Joel Klatt drops the Oregon Ducks to seventh in his rankings, highlighting both offensive resilience and defensive shortcomings as the team heads into a demanding schedule.
A 35‑year‑old from Idaho faces federal wire‑fraud charges after a scheme that blended fake athletic credentials, romance and investment promises to swindle at least 26 women out of $1.3 million.
The Golden Knights are scouting a talented group of WHL players, highlighting draft selections, entry‑level deals and standout performances that could shape the 2026‑27 lineup.
Sophia Hills logged a career‑high seven saves and passed the 70‑save milestone, but Wake Forest's early penalty and second‑half strike secured a 2‑0 victory, leaving the Pilots with two road games remaining.
The softball league’s record viewership and commercial gains have prompted Athletes Unlimited to suspend its basketball and volleyball seasons, redirect capital, and explore a new strategy ahead of the 2028 Olympics.
The Pilots announced their full nonconference schedule, highlighting home games against Stanford and Portland State and road trips to Provo, Long Beach State and Princeton.
Washington College announced Tom Primosch as its new head coach, highlighting his recent success at Ursinus College and his plans to build a culture of growth for student‑athletes.
Azzi Fudd underwent a season‑ending knee surgery after a series of prior injuries. While the Dallas Wings miss their star guard, the team rallies on a road trip, clinching a playoff berth with decisive wins.
The Huskies opened the 2026 campaign with a 4‑0 win over Gonzaga, featuring a hat‑trick from Zach Ramsey, and have already climbed to No. 11 in the United Soccer Coaches poll.
Central Washington University's women's soccer team finished fifth in the GNAC preseason coaches poll with 31 points, returning a blend of offensive firepower and defensive experience as they prepare for a challenging opening weekend.
Princeton’s men’s soccer team returns with key players and a strong preseason ranking, aiming to defend its league title and make a deep NCAA Tournament run.
Washington College announced Thursday that Tom Primosch, a rising coach known for transforming Ursinus College’s defense and cultivating conference-level talent, will lead the Eagles’ men’s basketball program. The hiring follows a search led by Athletic Director Thad Moore, who highlighted Primosch’s vision for culture and growth.
Scott Cline, a Portland native with over 30 years in collegiate baseball, has been appointed coordinator of baseball umpires for the Missouri Valley Conference, tasked with preparing officials for conference events and upholding high performance standards.
Franklin Arias, Josué De Paula and Jesús Made dominated this season’s Double-A awards, joining a lineage of future Hall of Famers. Their statistical breakthroughs, combined with emerging arms like Christian Zazueta, underscore the league’s role as a crucible for talent.
Eastern Washington University’s men’s and women’s basketball teams face a packed nonconference calendar marked by road trips, new conference opponents and a surge of Monday night games.
The Pilots’ recent surge sees them climb three spots to third in the United Soccer Coaches Top 25, backed by a strong home crowd and a historic unbeaten run.
Clemson forward Xander Sevian and California defender Beau Morrison were recognized by the Atlantic Coast Conference for their standout performances in early-season matches, highlighting a competitive start to the campaign.
Week 15 of the WNBA showcased record‑breaking performances from A'ja Wilson, a career‑high night for Laeticia Amihere, and key contributions from Allisha Gray and Kamilla Cardoso, shaping the playoff race.
From limited field access to a debut with the Salem Red Sox, Calvin Bickerstaff’s journey illustrates resilience and adaptability in modern baseball.
A new wave of six‑figure NIL deals is turning college stars into millionaires, with some earning more than established NBA veterans.
After four seasons at Texas Tech, Pacific and Georgia Tech, guard Lamar Washington signs with Boise State, bringing career averages of 7.2 points, 3.3 rebounds, 3.4 assists and 1.1 steals, highlighted by a standout senior season at Pacific.
A $150 million training complex in Hillsboro, Oregon, unites the Portland Thorns and Fire under one roof, offering state‑of‑the‑art amenities, shared lounges and a design that balances industrial strength with warm, athlete‑focused spaces.