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The Hamilton Hammers have signed unrestricted free agent goaltender Ryan Fanti to a one‑year contract, positioning him to start the season with the Trenton IronHawks while competing for an NHL opportunity.
The University of Evansville announces Terry Johnson as its new associate head coach, tapping a seasoned professional with deep roots in national‑level basketball programs.
A wave of Indiana‑born players is making early impressions in the NBA Summer League, signaling the state's enduring basketball pedigree.
The 2026 season will feature 17 regular‑season contests and three exhibition matches, including high‑profile showdowns against Duquesne and other Horizon League rivals.
The Raiders will open with exhibition games against Ohio State and Bellarmine, host eight home contests at Alumni Field, and battle a host of conference rivals as they look to improve on a 2‑13‑1 record.
After a 12‑19 season and the departure of head coach Austin Parkinson, the Butler Bulldogs are pinning hopes on veteran coach Maria Marchesano and a revamped roster featuring returning sisters Nevaeh and Saniya Jackson.
A 4‑1 lead evaporated in the final minutes as the Florida Everblades forced a fourth overtime, securing the Kelly Cup with a 5‑4 victory over the Kansas City Mavericks.
Two elite prospects will visit the University of Michigan this weekend, each bringing a distinct skill set that could reshape the Wolverines' defensive future.
The Rebels have announced five new transfers who bring diverse skill sets, from front‑line goal‑scoring to midfield control, aiming to reshape the team's dynamics for the 2026 campaign.
Jared McCann returns from a 30‑game injury stretch, while prospects Miettinen and Bernier chase Memorial Cup glory and the Kansas City Mavericks eye the Kelly Cup.
Former Purdue standout Rapheal Davis reflects on head coach Matt Painter’s honest recruiting style, player‑first approach, and the lasting influence that earned him the nickname "Uncle Paint".
Former Purdue basketball player Rapheal Davis, now a Big Ten Network analyst, praised coach Matt Painter's approach to recruiting and player development, emphasizing honesty, long‑term relationships, and personal growth.
Rivers Knight, a 3‑star recruit from Durham, North Carolina, pledged to Purdue, adding to one of the most highly rated classes in Boilermaker history. With a deep lineup of big men, his path to playing time will depend on development and potential redshirting.
Coach Jon Coffman announced the spring recruiting class for the 2026‑27 season, spotlighting five players whose diverse skill sets aim to keep Purdue Fort Wayne’s streak of consecutive winning seasons alive.