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Eric Rud, a seasoned coach with a rich playing and mentorship background, has been named head coach of the University of Alaska Anchorage. His philosophy centers on player growth, retention, and leveraging Alaska’s unique recruiting landscape.
The University of Louisville women's basketball program will compete in the 2026 Great Alaska Shootout, facing Alaska Anchorage, Seattle, and Chicago State in Anchorage on November 21-22. This marks the team's second appearance in the event, with its first game scheduled for November 21 at 11:30 p.m. ET.
The Seawolves will play 18 games next season, including the Great Alaska Shootout against Louisville, Chicago State and Seattle University, and will navigate a path that leads to the GNAC Tournament and NCAA West Regionals.
Xzavier Baker, a 6‑8 forward from Dimond High School, has committed to the Alaska Anchorage Seawolves for the 2026‑27 season, joining a roster reshaped by coach Cameron Turner.
The University of Maine men's ice hockey team has announced a 15‑player roster addition, featuring forwards, defensemen and goaltenders with varied junior and college experience.
Colorado Mesa University’s men’s basketball program is undergoing a major overhaul after head coach Mike Dunlap stepped down. New head coach Ken DeWeese is assembling a fresh roster through six freshmen and eight transfer portal players, aiming to rebuild on last season’s 21‑11 success.
After head coach Mike Dunlap stepped down, Ken DeWeese takes over a program in flux, bringing in a fresh recruiting class and transfers to reshape the roster.
Oklahoma City University appoints Tim Moser as its new head men's basketball coach, bringing a proven record of conference titles, record‑setting seasons, and extensive coaching experience across multiple institutions.
The Alaska Anchorage men's basketball team secures Walker Timme on scholarship, adding a 6‑7, 240‑pound forward with a strong collegiate background and deep family ties to the sport.
Joe Howe, a seasoned hockey coach from Plymouth, Minnesota, has accepted an assistant coaching role at St. Cloud State University, reuniting with longtime friend Nick Oliver and stepping closer to home with his growing family.
The Gophers announce a 2026‑27 schedule packed with historic rivalries, a nine‑game homestand and a full slate of Big Ten matchups, with tickets now on sale.
Northern Michigan University has appointed Chris Kamal, a former Alaska-Anchorage star goaltender, as an assistant coach, bringing a decorated playing career and coaching experience to the program.
The Wildcats' new head coach brings a proven track record of conference titles and state championships, promising a roster‑wide approach to sustain success.
After a 45‑6 run and a No. 1 state ranking, Coach Ryan Engebretsen returns to Colorado to lead the Fruita Monument Wildcats, bringing a proven championship pedigree and a plan to rotate eight to ten players.
After a distinguished playing and coaching career, Tobin Karlberg has been appointed assistant coach for Point Loma Nazarene University's men's basketball team for the 2026-27 season, bringing experience and a championship pedigree back to San Diego.
Coach Matt Thune has announced the addition of Evan Hamey, Bella Hays and Amber Kartchner, highlighting their size, experience and cultural fit for the upcoming season.
The Seawolves announce the addition of Karim Elgizawy, a 6‑3 guard with a strong collegiate résumé, ahead of the upcoming season.
The University of Minnesota Gophers will host Alaska Anchorage in November 2026 at 3M Arena at Mariucci, kicking off a nonconference schedule that includes several former WCHA opponents and a home opener against North Dakota.
Tyson Gilbert, a Denver-born basketball veteran, has been appointed assistant coach for the University of Colorado men's team, bringing a deep local ties and a coaching dream realized.
Tad Boyle elevated Tyson Gilbert to assistant coach after Mike Rohn left, highlighting the former player's maturity and player‑connection skills as the team reloads for the next season.
The University of Colorado announces the promotion of Tyson Gilbert to assistant coach and quality control analyst, highlighting his playing pedigree, coaching experience, and ability to connect with athletes.
Colorado's men's basketball program has promoted Tyson Gilbert to assistant coach and quality control analyst, filling the vacancy left by Mike Rohn and bringing fresh playing insight to the team.
Tyson Gilbert has been named assistant coach for the Colorado men's basketball team, bringing a unique ability to connect with players and a strong work ethic to the role. Head coach Tad Boyle highlights Gilbert's maturity and energy, noting that he is both relatable to the players and capable of handling adult responsibilities.