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The New Mexico Rapids under‑19 girls’ soccer squad clinched their first national Development Player League title, defeating California’s AYSO United 08 in a hard‑fought 2‑1 final.
Jeremy Abraham, a Texas Tech University graduate, begins his first season as an assistant men’s basketball coach at Howard College, bringing a proven track record of player development and program building.
The Miners are integrating ten newcomers, including transfers from Clarendon College and players from Angola and Nigeria, while establishing chemistry under Coach Keitha Adams before the upcoming season.
A strong EA Sports College Football 27 rating, a key recruiting pledge, and the NCAA's new eligibility rule converge as the Lobos prepare for a potential first conference championship under head coach Jason Eck.
Jay Hill’s track record at BYU shows that a disciplined, scheme‑first approach can transform a defense, and Michigan hopes to replicate that success with a versatile 4‑3 system that prioritizes collective performance.
After a medical redshirt and a season lost to injury, Pharrel Payne is set to rejoin the Maryland Terrapins, bringing hope of an NCAA Tournament berth and a revitalized roster under Coach Buzz Williams.
Head coach Jeff Walz announces key additions and internal elevations, aiming to sharpen recruiting, analytics and overall competitiveness for the upcoming campaign.
New Mexico United will host Orange County SC on Saturday night in a USL Championship fixture that could reshape the Western Conference race. With both teams jockeying for position, the home side hopes to leverage recent form and a prior 1-0 win.
Oklahoma State announced the appointment of Glenn Cain, a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist, to lead the team's fitness regimen, replacing Dan Apodaca after three seasons.
With the season opener against Western Michigan on the horizon, Michigan hopes to turn its offensive woes into a dynamic, adaptable attack under new coordinator Jason Beck.
As the 2027 college football season approaches, teams are shaping up with new quarterbacks, defensive overhauls, and surprising attendance trends. Conference forecasts and Hall of Fame ballots add extra intrigue, while the next NCAA game promises fresh gameplay elements.
Donovan Dent, the recent Mountain West Player of the Year, is set to play for The Enchantment in The Basketball Tournament, a single‑elimination event that offers a $2 million prize. Under former NBA champion Byron Scott, the roster blends former Lobo stars with other New Mexico ties, aiming for a deep run at home.
Eastern Illinois University has appointed Myron Brown and Mickayla Perdue as assistant coaches for the women's basketball team, while also opening season ticket renewals for the upcoming 2026‑27 season.
The Artesia Bulldogs, Class 5A state champions, must navigate a challenging 2026 football schedule that tests resilience and depth.
The New Mexico Activities Association is weighing sweeping reforms to basketball postseason mechanics, including a shift to MaxPreps rankings for seeding, while survey data shows limited support for the current mandatory playoff tiebreaker.
Kayla Tucker, a seasoned coach with experience at New Mexico State and Southern Nazarene University, has been named assistant coach for the University of Indianapolis women's basketball program for the 2026‑27 season.
After the program’s worst season, Maryland is betting on a deep recruiting class to fix shooting, defense and rebounding.
Four University of New Mexico baseball players earn conference accolades, highlighting individual excellence and the team's No. 5 seed heading into the Mountain West tournament.
The Trenton Ironhawks have officially aligned with the New York Islanders, ending an eight‑year tie with the Worcester Railers and unveiling arena upgrades ahead of their October 24, 2026 season opener.
The Gophers’ 2025 season blended talent with adversity, and the upcoming offseason offers a chance to address the issues that held them back.
As the high school state championships approach, five narratives dominate the conversation: Cleveland baseball’s first title bid, Montano’s record chase, Cleveland track’s decade‑long reign, Gianna Rahmer’s comeback, and Mayfield softball’s title pressure.
After two consecutive losing seasons, the Seminoles under coach Mike Norvell face a demanding slate that includes games against SMU, Alabama and their longtime rival Florida, with several contests already slated for prime‑time television.