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The Upshot League’s first season, featuring teams in Charlotte, Jacksonville, Greensboro and Savannah, showcased high‑level competition, player development and early success stories that are reshaping the landscape of women’s professional basketball.
The university reveals a multi‑platform lineup that includes ESPN+ shows, a returning Wild Wing Cafe series and a fresh radio team.
The Icemen have secured the services of net‑minder Michael Bullion, a six‑year ECHL veteran, adding depth and reliability to their roster as they look ahead to the upcoming campaign
Ethan Szmagaj re‑signs with the Orlando Solar Bears for the 2026‑27 season, bringing his collegiate leadership and ECHL experience back to the Lightning‑affiliated club.
Four former Gamecocks are leveraging their football experiences into engineering, facility management, environmental compliance and advanced studies, reshaping their post‑college trajectories.
Three Gamecocks discuss how they blend academics, internships and graduate studies to prepare for careers beyond the stadium.
Savannah State University announced a dozen new players for the upcoming season, featuring notable transfers and highly recruited high school standouts.
Actors Kristen Bell and Broadway star Derek Klena delivered a surprise musical number during a Savannah Bananas game in Denver, treating the crowd to a Frozen‑Wicked‑Dirty Dancing mashup and teasing a November 2027 Frozen sequel.
Texas Tech’s preseason No. 12 ranking and deep roster set the stage for a freshman class that could shape the team’s next chapter.
The Wildcats enter their 12th season under veteran coach Matt LeZotte, moving up to Class 7A with a balanced offense, veteran defense and strong community support.
The WPBL opened its first season in Springfield, Illinois, reviving top‑level women’s baseball after more than seven decades, with four teams, international players, and broadcasting deals driving early excitement.
Valerie Perez’s recent Banana Ball weekend in Corpus Christi blended her firefighting legacy with her role as team manager, featuring emotional tributes, community giveaways and a series of thrilling games.
Four former Savannah high school football players now teammates at the University of South Florida are hosting a fundraiser camp in their hometown, with all proceeds going to Ronald McDonald House Charities of the Coastal Empire.
The new head coach brings a deep basketball pedigree, a talented roster, and a father‑son dynamic he says will fuel a championship pursuit.
Savannah State University confirmed proper documentation and looks forward to the player's return after his release from ICE custody.
A new partnership will bring all non‑national regular‑season games, select national matchups and preseason contests to Gray’s Peachtree Sports Network and its affiliated stations across the Southeast.
Johan Sandoval’s brief incarceration by ICE sparked controversy, from GPS monitoring to legal challenges, while his supporters rally behind him.
Over 200 girls aged eight to eighteen took part in a two‑day flag football camp at Memorial Stadium, where coaching and competition showcased the sport’s rising popularity.
A 22‑year‑old Dominican Republic native and Savannah State University baseball player was held by federal immigration officials, disputes the agency’s flight accusation, and now navigates a bond‑conditioned release with an ankle monitor.
The latest reclassification reshapes schedules, reviving old rivalries and introducing fresh contests across the Savannah region.
Savannah State University attended the 2026 SIAC Football Media Days, where new head coach Thomas Howard outlined his vision for the program. With senior leaders already feeling the shift, the team opens its season on August 29 against South Carolina State, hoping to turn modest projections into steady growth.
Former NFL and CFL defensive end Anthony M. Lanier II will receive a special commemoration in Savannah on July 18, recognizing his community work through the Undefeated Warrior and AML2 Foundation.
The fourth annual Camp with the Champs, hosted by Terry Simmons Jr. and his University of South Florida teammates, will take place on July 18, 2026, in Savannah, offering young players instruction, leadership training, and a chance to support Ronald McDonald House Charities.
Savannah is constructing a $5.5 million basketball gymnasium at the Pennsylvania Avenue Resource Center, slated for completion in mid‑2027, adding a gym, locker rooms, offices and a snack bar to the existing community hub.