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Several Division I programs in Rhode Island announced offseason transfers, marking the end of a busy portal cycle and setting the stage for next season's competition.
The rapid rise of flag football is evident in new NCAA recognition, Olympic inclusion plans, expanding high school programs and growing safety concerns that are reshaping youth sports.
The Rowan College of South Jersey‑Gloucester baseball team erased a 16‑run deficit to win the Region 19 championship, with MVP Alex Apicella leading a 37‑run outburst that propels them into the NJCAA Division III World Series.
The NHL trade rumor mill is buzzing as the offseason approaches its climax, with several high‑profile moves on the horizon.
Duke’s head coach Jon Scheyer and former NBA standout Paolo Banchero attended a game to watch Beckham Black, a top 2027 prospect, who delivered 28 points, eight assists and strong shooting, reinforcing his No.5 national ranking and highlighting Duke’s continued recruiting dominance.
Florida’s elite programs remain unbeaten in the latest USA TODAY Sports Super 25 girls flag football rankings, while newcomers George County and St. Joseph’s-by-the-Sea break into the list.
Jamal White, the newly appointed head coach of the Winslow Township Eagles, inherits a program that finished 12‑2 last season and lost star quarterback Jalen Parker to Gloucester Catholic.
The Ivy League unveiled its 2026 baseball all‑star selections and award recipients, highlighting standout performances and academic excellence across the Ancient Eight.
The Wolverines reveal a full conference slate that includes renewed rivalries, a perfect road record from last season and a historic conference title run.
The upcoming all-star contest will feature rosters from across South Jersey, with introductions kicking off at 6 p.m. and the game to follow.
The Wolverines' upcoming conference slate features double‑headers with Michigan State and Ohio State, a return to Bloomington, and a coast‑to‑coast road swing, building on a record‑breaking 2025‑26 season.
Olu Olubobola, a five-star offensive tackle ranked No. 3 at his position and No. 25 overall in the 2027 class, chose Notre Dame over five other finalists, boosting the Fighting Irish's class to eighth nationally and influencing the broader recruiting picture.